Brian Kelly needs to figure out some crucial aspects of his LSU head football coach job if he intends to keep it. Early against Oklahoma, his seat was feeling the heat.

BATON ROUGE — Brian Kelly heard all the gnashing of teeth from fans during the open transfer portal window over the summer.

The 2024 season hasn't turned out the way LSU planned. Barely qualifying for a bowl game. Missing the SEC championship and the 12-team College Football Playoff. Losing the No. 1 overall prospect who was slated to be the future at the quarterback position.

Kelly and Co. lost the commitment of Bryce Underwood last week, will still look to add a signal-caller this offseason.

The Tigers' disappointing record mixed with news that the No. 1 recruit in the country, quarterback Bryce Underwood, flipped his commitment from LSU to Michigan last week has a lot of fans fed up with Kelly. After all, LSU had College Football Playoff expectations when they signed him to a 10-year deal worth $95 million before the 2022 season.

LSU head coach Brian Kelly spoke to some of the negative comments about LSU that preceded the win over the Vanderbilt Commodores.

The Vanderbilt Commodores came up just short of pulling off another massive upset in what has been a special 2024 college football season. After pushing the LSU

LSU football got back in the win column with the Vanderbilt victory. Here's how it affected the Tigers bowl game projetions.

Brian Kelly isn't resting on his laurels after Bryce Underwood flipped to Michigan. The LSU head football coach has a plan for his Tigers to recover on the recruiting trail.