Many have speculated about what Kelly told Hilton during their interaction with some online ... What potential staff changes could Brian Kelly make in this week's LSU football mailbag "Chris desperately wants to make plays for us," Kelly said.

Brian Kelly and the LSU Tigers suffered their third consecutive loss last Saturday in Gainesville after walking out of The Swamp with a 27-16 loss to the Florid

Tempers were flaring on the LSU sideline during Saturday’s loss to Florida. Tigers head coach Brian Kelly was seen yelling at Chris Hilton Jr. during the first half of the game. Later on, LSU receiver Kyren Lacy came off the field and lit into Brian Kelly after Tigers quarterback Garrett Nussmeier was sacked on a third down.

LSU wide receiver Chris Hilton Jr. remains a player looking to hit his stride after missing the first half of the 2024 season while nursing an ankle injury suffering in Fall Camp. Hilton, who's battled the injury bug during his time with the LSU Tigers,

Brian Kelly has been frustrated with his players at times, and that was on full display during the game against Florida on Saturday.

When Clark Lea's oldest son got sick about five years ago and was in the hospital for eight days, Brian Kelly — at the time vacationing overseas — called to check in on Lea's family. Today, Lea remembers that gesture when he thinks back on the mentorship Kelly,

John Talty joins Jeremy St. Louis to discuss Brian Kelly and LSU being in the midst of a late-season collapse.

In the most recent College Football Playoff poll, LSU is unranked for the first time since 2021. Following an 11-point loss to Florida, the Tigers are on the outside looking in for the first time in the Brian Kelly era.

The Tigers are 6-4 and out of the CFP race, but they still have two games left to play. At this point, they have a choice to keep working toward success, or frankly, they can give up.