Former LSU head coach Brian Kelly has picked the No. 8 Ole Miss Rebels to defeat the No. 7 LSU Tigers in the Magnolia Bowl this Saturday night. He justified his picks by saying the home crowd will make the difference, pointing to the fact that the home team has won this matchup four years in a row.
Precious few college football programs had moments in the sun in the first two weeks of the season. LSU dominated Clemson in a 51-10 blowout in Week 1, and Texas stormed back from 20 points down to knock off No.
The 24-19 loss to Ole Miss last season did more than put LSU in the loss column. It opened the floodgates. Two more defeats followed, and suddenly the Tigers were staring at a season that had fallen apart.
By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor At times in Saturday’s 45-14 win over Louisiana Tech, LSU’s offensive line played hauntingly familiarly to the that of former coach Brian Kelly in the run game.
Since 1950, there have been 93 consensus college football national champions. How many can you name?
After a disheartening debut, Bryce Underwood might be up for a big change. In 2025, the then-rookie couldn’t quite justify his recruiting and preseason hype as the Michigan Wolverines’ star quarterback.
College football has historically been known as a sport that caters to the elite. It is very difficult to win a national championship if you aren't Notre Dame, Alabama, Ohio State, or a host of other schools that have great programs that invest heavily in keeping them at the top.
Brian Kelly has been a college football coach since the 1980's. And it was tough for him to watch LSU-Clemson.
Brian Kelly did not need much time to understand why Clemson fans were furious after the season opener. The Tigers had just suffered the worst loss of Dabo Swinney’s tenure, and the questions around the program were always going to follow him into the next press conference.
Former Tigers head coach Brian Kelly had some thoughts this week after watching LSU dominate Clemson in Week 1. Brian Kelly obviously isn’t the most popular guy among LSU fans.
The college football season starts this week, and national title talk is already turning heads. Brian Kelly is making those calls not from a sideline but from the studio now.
Former LSU Tigers head coach Brian Kelly said successor Lane Kiffin is “the perfect guy” to manage the spotlight and roster controversy surrounding the Tigers as they prepare for their season opener.
Coaching changes happen every year, but they don't all happen the same way. We have had some wild offseason coaching moves in recent seasons, and 2025-2026 wasn't any different.
Tennessee Volunteers legend Peyton Manning had just one message for Lane Kiffin when the controversial coach agreed to replace Phillip Fulmer at UT in late 2008.
The college football coaching carousel has become increasingly unpredictable, but athletic directors often look for one thing when making a hire: a coach who has already proven he can win. That makes two former Power Four head coaches particularly interesting if Cincinnati or Mississippi State has an opening in 2027.
Nearly a year after his LSU tenure ended, Brian Kelly returned to the sport Saturday as a color analyst for CBS Sports Network. He joined play-by-play
Brian Kelly spent roughly three decades on college football sidelines. But this Saturday, he finally watched one from somewhere else. The former Notre Dame and LSU coach made his CBS Sports debut in the booth for Jacksonville State’s matchup with North Dakota State.
The final Week 0 wrapped up with eight FBS games, led by a power conference showdown across the pond, a statement Virginia win and one remarkably successful FBS debut.
The 2026 college football season will unlike anything Brian Kelly has experienced in more than two decades. The former coach spent 22 straight years running college football programs until last November, when everything changed.
The coin toss is one of those parts of college football that usually gets about 10 seconds of attention. A captain walks to midfield. The referee flips the coin.
In a recent interview with "The Independent," Kelly didn't sound closed off to the idea of coaching again.
Brian Kelly is headed to the broadcasting booth.
Ed Orgeron still knows how to give the people what they want. The former LSU football head coach Orgeron officially reunited with the university earlier this week, getting hired as the special assistant to recruiting and defense under head coach Lane Kiffin.
Kiffin is bringing back the coach who helped LSU win its most recent national title to join his staff.
Brian Kelly does not think he did a poor job at LSU despite his firing last season. Kelly defended his tenure in a new interview with John Brice of USA Today.
Brian Kelly has coached for two of the biggest programs in college football, if not in American sports as a whole.
College football rosters keep getting more and more expensive, but Kiffin’s LSU team might pace the sport in 2026.
The Tigers will owe Kelly a whopping $54M, the second-largest buyout in college football history.
LSU's dispute with former head coach Brian Kelly is potentially costing it millions.
The LSU Tigers are looking to the future. They fired Brian Kelly before their bye week after a demoralizing 49-25 home loss to the Texas A&M Aggies.
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