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Brian Kelly and the No. 21 ranked LSU Tigers dropped their third game of the season on Saturday night in a 42-13 loss to the Alabama Crimson Tide. A game that s

Governor Landry pointed to tradition as the reason he was so passionate about bringing a live tiger back to the sidelines at LSU after taking aim at LSU's on-field performance.

Brian Kelly knows exactly what the problem is with this LSU football team. He just doesn’t exactly want to say. That’s certainly understandable. In the wake of two soul-crushing losses — 38-23 at Texas A&M and 42-13 to Alabama — that have sent ...

Just shy of three years ago, Brian Kelly arrived in Baton Rouge for the first time as the coach of the LSU Tigers to a cacophony of fanfare. The onetime aspiring politician was treated as if he were a borderline conquering hero coming to the Bayou after a shocking departure from a successful stint with the Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

LSU's offense ran into countless problems in the loss to Alabama. Among them: trouble in the red zone. It's something that's plagued LSU all season long. After the game, Brian Kelly was asked about LSU's struggles to turn red zone chances into points.

It was a tough way for LSU to essentially miss out on the new 12-team College Football Playoff. The Tigers picked up their third loss of the season on Saturday, and it hurt even worse because it wasn't even close.