Brian Kelly's seat at LSU is getting hotter and hotter. Bill Bender takes a look at the Tigers' options to replace him if they choose to cut ties with the head coach.

By the time the final seconds ticked off the clock in No. 20 LSU's humiliating 49-25 loss to No. 3 Texas A&M, most of those still left in Tiger Stadium were supporting the Aggies. Those that weren't were booing coach Brian Kelly, after "Fire Kelly!" chants had echoed through another second half collapse by LSU.

People I see, weary of me Showing my good side I can see how people look down I’m on the outside Here’s where the story ends Oh, here’s where the story ends — The Sundays, 1990 Oh Brian Kelly … sigh.

LSU football came out flat in the second half vs. Texas A&M yet again and the Aggies put up 49 points in Death Valley

No. 3 Texas A&M looked like far more than just the beneficiary of a relatively manageable schedule on Saturday, as it reeled off 35 unanswered points in the second half of a 49-25 win at No. 20 LSU. The Aggies looked like a juggernaut with all the tools required to compete for a national championship.

He spent August 2024 as the school's artist-in-residence working with faculty, students, staff and animal patients, all of whom inspired his work as a composer.

The Texas A&M Aggies are 8-0 following yet another incredible win on Saturday as they defeated Brian Kelly and the LSU Tigers 49-25. Marcel Reed put up another 300+ total yards and four touchdowns. The ground game dominated with over 220 rushing yards.

Given his reputation around college football, it's safe to say that LSU Tigers head coach Brian Kelly isn't exactly the most well-liked coach in many circles. However, it's especially safe to say that he is most definitely dislikedin College Station by the Texas A&M Aggies,