Brian Kelly and the LSU Tigers imploded on Saturday night in College Station after falling 38-23 to the Texas A&M Aggies in a pivotal Southeastern Conference showdown. With a chance to cement their status as the No.

Brian Kelly is promising that LSU's field-goal unit will correct the mistakes it made in the loss to Texas A&M. Our LSU coverage is brought to you in part by Waste Pro.

Still, given his choice of words, college football fans couldn't help but wonder whether Elko took a shot at his predecessor, the notoriously fast-talking Jimbo Fisher, or his LSU counterpart on Saturday, Brian Kelly — who has been known to adopt an accent or two in his time in Baton Rouge.

Brian Kelly again found himself in the middle of social media warfare after getting routed in the second half at Texas A&M.

Late in the first half of LSU’s game against Texas A&M, Nussmeier appeared to get stepped on by his lineman on a throw downfield and hobbled around a bit for the final 50 seconds of the half. But when Rowe asked Kelly about Nussmeier, the Tiger head coach shrugged off any concern about his status going into the second half.

Earlier this season when LSU lost their opening game to USC 27-20 head coach Brian Kelly erupted in anger during his post-game press conference. This time around it was completely different. After jumping out to a 17-7 lead through the first two and a half quarters,

LSU head coach Brian Kelly’s intense sideline moment reveals his signature temper after a costly field-goal mishap against Texas A&M.

On SI’s Nick Shepkowski has seen what LSU fans saw in Week 9 during a 38-23 loss to Texas A&M. Brian Kelly had overseen many such blowout losses when he was head coach at Notre Dame. “Notre Dame fans grew very familiar with the feeling of seeing their team go on the road for a huge game and have a disappointing showing under Brian Kelly,