ESPN college football analyst Paul Finebaum has taken aim at Jimbo Fisher. On Sunday it was reported that Texas A&M decided to fire coach Fisher. It was a bit of a surprise, as the move is expected to cost the school more than $76 million to buy out, which is a record.According to reports, Texas A&M will owe Fisher $19.2 million within 60 days and then pay him $7.2 annually through 2031. However, in the statement, the school said that firing Fisher was the right choice."After very careful analysis of all the components related to Texas A&M football, I recommended to President (Mark) Welsh and then Chancellor (John) Sharp that a change in the leadership of the program was necessary in order for Aggie football to reach our full potential and they accepted my decision," Texas A&M athletic director Ross Bjork said in a statement."We appreciate Coach Fisher's time here at Texas A&M, and we wish him the best in his future endeavors."After Fisher was fired, Finebaum was on ESPN's Get Up on Monday morning and blasted the former Aggies coach."What's interesting is a $77 million buyout almost seems routine and normal in today's college football world. This is not as shocking as many people thought. I applaud Ross Bjork, the Texas A&M athletic director for saying you know what, it may cost us that much money, but we have to make a move."This program was digressing. Jimbo Fisher turned out to be a very unsuccessful coach. He was a failure at Texas A&M. That is why he's unemployed today. Wealthy but unemployed."As Finebaum says, Fisher just couldn't turn Texas A&M around, but despite his failures, he will be a very wealthy person.What was Jimbo Fisher's record at Texas A&M?Jimbo Fisher became the Texas A&M Aggies coach in 2018 and led the school to a 9-4 record in his first season.After going above .500 in his first four years, Texas A&M took a massive step back in 2022, as the school went 5-7. In 2023, the Aggies were 6-4, but it was not enough for Fisher to keep his job.Eventually, Fisher went 45-25 as the coach at Texas A&M but just 27-21 in the SEC.