The governor expressed his frustration over a range of bad decisions but singled out Athletics Director Scott Woodward for Brian Kelly's contract.

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry has made things clear on the LSU Tigers' coaching search that is set to get underway following the firing of Brian Kelly. During

For three days, the LSU Tigers had the most appealing head-coaching opening in college football. That changed Wednesday, when first-term Louisiana governor Jeff Landry (R) opened his mouth.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry has seemingly had a lot of say in what’s gone on in the past week at LSU. However, the decision to part ways with AD Scott Woodward on Thursday was not among them. In a press conference this morning conducted by LSU Athletics to introduce their interim athletic director,

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry joined The Pat McAfee Show on Thursday to talk more about the firing and buyout of former LSU head football coach Brian Kelly after a news conference featuring Landry’s remarks about the matter went viral the day before.

If the pressure cooker at LSU for the new head coach wasn't already boiling, interim athletic director Verge Ausberry did nothing to turn it down. After the fir

Landry took an apparent shot at LSU AD Scott Woodward's hiring history during a meeting with the press on Wednesday

Gov. Jeff Landry defended his decision to block LSU Athletics Director Scott Woodward from selecting the school’s next football coach, saying on ESPN’s Pat McAfee Show that the athletic director’s relationships with coaching agents create a “conflict of interest.