LSU has fired Brian Kelly. What happened and where do both sides go from here?
LSU, go ahead and chase Lane Kiffin. But don’t stop there
If LSU can land Lane Kiffin, do it and don't think twice. But don't limit the search to big, household names.
Inside Brian Kelly’s messy firing at LSU: How it all unraveled so quickly in Baton Rouge
How did Kelly's firing extend to Louisiana's governor? Who's footing the bill for the buyout? LSU's particularly messy situation was a product of several things, but the state's politics and LSU football are linked forever.
Who is LSU’s interim coach? Frank Wilson to take over Tigers from fired Brian Kelly
Here's a closer look at LSU interim head coach Frank Wilson, including his record and previous coaching stops:
LSU fires coach Brian Kelly in the 4th season of his 10-year, $100 million deal
The Tigers cut bait on Kelly on the heels of a 49-25 home loss to No. 3 Texas A&M that all but removed them from College Football Playoff contention in a fourth straight season.
Who will replace Brian Kelly at LSU? Seven candidates for the Tigers coaching job
LSU needs a new football coach after Brian Kelly was fired in his fourth season. Who will be on the list of candidates? Some big names lead the list.
Auburn Tigers football recruiting: Who are the top 2026 and 2027 commits?
Hugh Freeze is one of the many coaches rumored to be on the hot seat. How does that affect Auburn's recruiting?
LSU latest major program to fire its coach for chance to get in line to hire Lane Kiffin
LSU joins expanding list of blue-blood programs firing coaches, enters Lane Kiffin hiring sweepstakes
Ranking college football’s open FBS jobs, from LSU and Penn State all the way to UAB
Everyone who works in and around college football expects a great deal of coaching turnover this offseason. Here's how the open jobs stack up against one another.
Brian Kelly buyout at LSU: What Tigers owe football coach after firing
Brian Kelly was fired on Sunday, Oct. 26. Here's what his LSU contract says he is owed if he is fired without cause.
Why did LSU fire Brian Kelly? What to know of football coach firing
Why did LSU fire football coach Brian Kelly? Here's a closer look at what led to the Tigers' decision, along with Kelly's record and buyout
With Brian Kelly’s firing from LSU, college football’s coaching carousel is about to spin out of control
The next six weeks are going to be a feeding frenzy unlike anything the sport has ever seen. That includes the jobs that have just opened, and plenty of others. Buckle up.
‘I could have killed them’: Lawson’s fury after narrowly missing hitting marshals
Marshals ran across track clearing debris at Mexico GP
‘I nearly hit one of them, honestly, it was so dangerous’
Liam Lawson issued a damning broadside after he narrowly missed hitting two marshals on track at the Mexico City Grand Prix, warning that he could have killed them and branding it dangerous and unacceptable.
In the race which was won in dominant form by McLaren’s Lando Norris, the Racing Bulls driver had started in 15th place but took damage on the opening lap and made an immediate pit stop.
Continue reading...Pat Cummins ruled out of first Ashes Test with Steve Smith to captain Australia
Bowler resumes running but will not make series opener in Perth
32-year-old says he ‘expects to return to bowling shortly’
Pat Cummins is officially out of the first Ashes Test as he continues his recovery from a stress injury in his back, with Steve Smith to reassume the captaincy of Australia in the series opener against England next month.
Cummins has not bowled since Australia’s 3-0 series defeat of West Indies in July and had been in serious doubt for the match in Perth on 21 November. After months of speculation over whether he would recover in time, Cricket Australia on Monday finally confirmed that the quick would have to sit out the game at Optus Stadium.
Continue reading...European football: Basic piles more misery on Juventus with Lazio winner
Juventus have not won since 13 September
Roma win 1-0 at Sassuolo to keep pace with Napoli
Juventus lost 1-0 at Lazio in Serie A on Sunday to pile more pressure on their coach, Igor Tudor. The Bianconeri have not won in any competition since 13 September, when they defeated Inter 4-3, and they went a fourth successive match without scoring a goal as they lost in Rome.
A mistake from the Juventus forward Jonathan David led to Lazio’s goal in the ninth minute. The Canada international was deep in his own half and under no pressure when he headed the ball to the home side’s Danilo Cataldi, who laid it off to Toma Basic to drive into the bottom right corner.
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