LSU head football coach Brian Kelly shared a blunt admission on why his Tigers failed against Alabama in Week 11.

He coached and hired and recruited LSU to where it currently is deep into his third season in Baton Rouge. It was Kelly who hired a bunch of defensive coaches who had to be let go two years in, and allowed special teams coach/recruiting coordinator Brian ...

How would Brian Kelly assess the coaching performance of LSU football coordinators Joe Sloan and Blake Baker this season?

The Tigers coach is 5–9 against ranked opponents over the last four seasons after a throttling by Alabama, creating a crisis of confidence.

On Sunday, ESPN’s Paul Finebaum teed off on the Tigers and third-year coach Brian Kelly. Finebaum labeled LSU’s performance against Alabama as “embarrassing” during an appearance on ESPN’s ‘SportsCenter.’ He also said the Tigers’ “relevancy is over.”

LSU football coach Brian Kelly is not happy with his team right now. The Tigers got blasted at home by Alabama.

Meanwhile, way south on the Bayou, former Notre Dame head coach Brian Kelly was doing what Brian Kelly tends to do in big games. Getting destroyed. Alabama routed LSU to the tune of a 42-13 whooping Saturday night.

While appearing on the Pat McAfee Show ahead of ESPN’s College GameDay broadcast from LSU’s campus on Saturday, McAfee brought up the long-running and currently banned LSU tradition of singing “Neck” during big moments.

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Brian Kelly mad about Alabama playing football is everything that's wrong with the mentality of the sport nowadays, and he should be embarrassed for complaining about the Tide's defense at the end of LSU's 42-13 loss.