Brian Kelly, dismissed Sunday after losing 3 of his last 4, leaves the LSU Tigers with a hefty buyout and a 34-14 combined record in 3-plus seasons.

Not long after Kelly was fired, Freeman was linked to the LSU job as his possible successor. Freeman had a brutal reality check on Kelly’s situation, calling it a “reminder” that the grass isn’t always greener.

I've been hard on Brian Kelly Anyone who has followed my work on YouTube or X over the years knows that I have long been one of Kelly's biggest, most vocal, and

LSU has moved on from its athletic director and named a Notre Dame player's father as the interim. Could he try to lure Marcus Freeman away.

Many Irish fans I know were rejoicing as the Kelly Era ended in Baton Rouge. But Notre Dame shouldn’t revel in Kelly’s firing. Follow Marcus Freeman's example and revel in where the Irish are now.

Come November, as many as seven or eight of the top 20 jobs in college football might be open. Every single one of them would love to hire Marcus Freeman.

Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman reportedly has no interest in leaving the Fighting Irish for vacancies at Penn State or Florida, according to The Athletic. Athletic directors at Penn State and Florida each "put in calls" to Freeman's representation to gauge interest and both were told "no," according to Pete Sampson.

Josh Pate couldn't have been more wrong about Notre Dame in the post-Brian Kelly era and apologized for how wrong he was this week.