The Fighting Irish’s 27-24 Orange Bowl win over Penn State at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida proved former Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly very wrong about why he left the program.

LSU head coach Brian Kelly left Notre Dame because he felt like he couldn’t win a national championship there. Well, the Fighting Irish are a win away from proving him very, very wrong.

When Brian Kelly left Notre Dame, he explained that part of the reason was that he wanted to be in an “environment” where he had the “resources” to win a national championship. On Monday night in ...

While Notre Dame fans celebrated the win, one name was the talk of college football, and not for good reasons: Brian Kelly. The current LSU Tigers head coach was trending for comments he made ...

Brian Kelly of course left Notre Dame for LSU following the 2021 regular season, citing Notre Dame's challenges that make winning a national championship much more difficult there. Instead of ...

With Notre Dame standing one win away from a national championship, some college football fans have been taking shots at former Fighting Irish head coach Brian Kelly. After Notre Dame earned a ...

Brian Kelly never won a national championship at Notre Dame, but the LSU coach is a firm believer the program can end its 36-year drought Monday night against Ohio State in the College Football ...

LSU Tigers head coach Brian Kelly recently cleared the air on why he left Notre Dame. Kelly's comments about leaving are going viral as the Fighting Irish are in the national championship game.

That was Brian Kelly, the coach of Notre Dame football from 2010 to '21, discussing his decision to leave the Fighting Irish for the opening at LSU in 2022, just months after the landmark move.

Brian Kelly was the former coach of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, but he left the school to take the job with the LSU Tigers. After Kelly's departure, Notre Dame hired Marcus Freeman to replace him.

Texas. Former Notre Dame head coach and current LSU head coach Brian Kelly, meanwhile, has watched the entirety of the Playoff play out from home (aside from the Texas Bowl win over Baylor).