Brian Kelly on Lane Kiffin's LSU gamble
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Former LSU coach Brian Kelly offered something of a backhanded compliment to his successor, Lane Kiffin. Kelly spoke about Kiffin in a new interview and
Brian Kelly made his broadcasting debut with CBS in Week 0 for North Dakota State vs. Jacksonville State. It included a viral moment:
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Brian Kelly makes his pick to win the 2026 College Football Playoff
Former Notre Dame and LSU head coach Brian Kelly has made his College Football Playoff champion prediction, was it the Irish?
Brian Kelly had reportedly filed a lawsuit against LSU, accusing the school of trying to dodge his $54 million buyout by retroactively attempting to fire him for cause.
Former Notre Dame and LSU head coach Brian Kelly makes an obvious choice with his national title prediction.
Brian Kelly spent more than four decades coaching in college football, and it did not translate well during his color commentator debut for CBS Sports.
Brian Kelly was fired by LSU as head coach last fall and replaced by Lane Kiffin. Tyler Kaufman / Getty Images Former LSU and Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly is in discussions with CBS Sports to join its college football coverage, a person familiar with the ...
Brian Kelly is joining SiriusXM for a weekly college football radio show one year after his firing at LSU, adding to his new role with CBS Sports this season.
For the first time in decades, it appears college football will have a 2026 season in which Brian Kelly is not at the helm of a FBS team. The 64-year-old was fired by LSU mid-way through the 2025 season after a 5-3 start, ending a run with the Tigers that ...
Brian Kelly: 'I want to be back coach.' Will anyone listen? Maybe Wisconsin should. With the right coordinators in place, Kelly would be intriguing at a Big Ten or ACC school. Kelly wouldn't take a school to the top. That doesn't mean he wouldn't be an ...
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Why Brian Kelly, Dan Mullen could be great fits at their old schools
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.