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Perception Of Jimbo Fisher Leaving Florida State For Texas A & M

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Perception of Jimbo Fisher Leaving Florida State for Texas A&M This report is produced by Wave as a course assignment in PAD4841 Intelligence Analysis. Mission Statement This report was arranged in order to conclude the national perception towards Jimbo Fisher for leaving Florida State University’s football team for Texas A&M’s football team through the analysis of tweets from Twitter by using search strings. It was announced on Friday December 1st at 1:20 PM that the beloved Jimbo Fisher would be leaving Florida State University for a 75 million dollar contract with Texas A&M’s football team. This event sparked a public debate between fans of both schools, students, and Jimbo’s old team players. This information is intended support students of FSU and to provide information about the perception of Fisher leaving FSU for Texas A&M so abruptly. Key Judgements  We asses with high confidence that there is strong negative perception of Jimbo Fisher leaving FSU for Texas A&M. When searching #jimbofisher, the number of tweets that talked about him in a negative way was 51.02%.  We asses with high confidence that the overall feeling about Fisher leaving is a negative one. Totaling at 50%, all the tweets searched under #jimbofisher, #fsu, and #tamu were all negative. 29.59% of tweets were neutral, commonly reporting new …show more content…

When Fisher decided to leave, I felt like he did it in the opposite way he should have. This analysis was conducted to see if my perception of him leaving shared the feelings of other fans and students. Most of the tweets that were positive were from TAMU fans or students. With all the negative energy towards Fisher, it seems that he has cut his ties with all of FSU for good. That being said, Florida State University should move on and focus on bringing in a bigger and better coach than Fisher was or will

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