LSU head coach Brian Kelly’s former school dropped the final game of its season. Notre Dame lost 34-23 to Ohio State in Monday’s College Football Playoff National Championship. The game, held inside Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta,

LSU head coach Brian Kelly left Notre Dame because he felt like he couldn’t win a national championship there. Well, the Fighting Irish are a win away from proving him very, very wrong.

This loss for Notre Dame to Ohio State in the national title game wasn't Alabama 2013 all over again, but there were similarites. The differences were huge, though.

Kelly is "rooting for" his old program heading into the National Championship Game, excited for his former players.

Shane Gillis isn't a big fan of the guy who left Notre Dame after the 2021 season to be the head coach at LSU instead.

Brian Kelly and the LSU coaching staff will have a new-look roster in Baton Rouge come the 2025 season with a myriad of newcomers in town. Kelly and Co. will br

The Fighting Irish were coming off their worst three-year stretch in some time when Kelly was hired. Through his 12 years in South Bend, Kelly compiled seven records of 10 or more wins and coached 55 NFL Draft picks, including 10 first-rounders.

The Fighting Irish’s 27-24 Orange Bowl win over Penn State at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida proved former Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly very wrong about why he left the program.

In total, Notre Dame has gone 33-9 under Freeman, with wins in the Gator Bowl, Sun Bowl, and three College Football Playoff games. Over that same period, LSU has gone 29-11 under Kelly, and has never reached the CFP.

Brian Kelly and his LSU Tigers coaching staff are trying to completely reshape the roster and the organization as a whole in hopes to reach the College Football Playoff in 2025. The LSU Tigers fell short of expectations this past fall finishing 8-4 in the regular season,