Watch Florida State fan booted from Jimbo Fisher's radio show after asking, 'Where's the loyalty?'

As speculation continues to run rampant on the future of Jimbo Fisher, one Florida State fan questioned the head coach's loyalty during a weekly radio show and was quickly shown the door.

Reports by multiple outlets indicate Fisher could be leaving Tallahassee for the open Texas A&M job as early as today.

During his radio show, a fan stepped to the mic with the following:

"I remember watching a lot of your press conferences and how you were committed to the program. So, I'm wondering, 'Where's the loyalty to the program.'"

The fan was then escorted from the room. At one point, it appears he was shoved by the man removing the fan from the area.

Check it out:

Person gives Jimbo Fisher a hard time questioning him about "loyalty" during his call-in show. pic.twitter.com/5H3fANc066
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VIDEO: A Florida State fan gets kicked out of Jimbo Fisher's radio call-in show after asking "where is the loyalty?" amid Texas A&M rumors. #Noles #Gigem pic.twitter.com/yYgfD7QWGY
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Multiple outlets, including Noles247, is reporting Florida State "has grown tired of the unknown" with regards to Fisher's future and the speculation of Texas A&M.

Fisher, on Monday, said he told his players that he will be on the sidelines Saturday coaching the Seminoles against Louisiana-Monroe, per The Associated Press.

Florida State (5-6) needs to win in order to become bowl-eligible for the 36th consecutive season.

Fisher is 83-23 in eight seasons at Florida State and led the Seminoles to the national championship in 2013. This year marks the first time since 2011 that the Seminoles have not won 10 or more games or qualified for a New Year's Six bowl.

Texas A&M's regents have called a meeting for Thursday to discuss the university's coaching search.

Per The Associated Press:

It's the third straight season that Fisher's name has been linked with a SEC program. He was mentioned the last two years as a candidate at LSU, where he spent seven seasons as the offensive coordinator (2000-06).

Last December, Fisher signed a contract extension through 2024 that makes him among the highest-paid coaches in the country. He is making $5.7 million this season, which is sixth-highest.

(Mark Heim is a sports reporter for The Alabama Media Group. Follow him on Twitter @Mark_Heim.)

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