The post LSU football rumors: Josh Pate reacts to Dan Lanning buzz after Brian Kelly firing appeared first on ClutchPoints. After firing Brian Kelly, the LSU football program is without a head coach. And, if Josh Pate is correct, Oregon’s Dan Lanning will not be filling that vacancy.

Josh Pate of On3 Sports has become one of college football's most popular insiders and talking heads. And, to Pate's credit, he's earned that distinction.

The sudden availability of the LSU job creates a hiring nightmare for the Gators, as top coaching candidates will now prioritize what many consider a top-five position in college football.

As LSU‘s head coaching search heats up now that Brian Kelly is out, analysts everywhere are trying to get a handle on what the search might look like. In doing so, Josh Pate provided some analysis of some of the candidates on the LSU hot board created by ...

LSU fires head coach Brian Kelly after a 49-25 loss to Texas A&M, ending his four-year tenure at 34-14. Analyst Josh Pate highlights the disconnect between Kelly and Louisiana’s culture as Frank Wilson steps in as interim coach before the Alabama game.

Brian Kelly was fired at LSU on Sunday, ending a tenure of three and a half seasons that didn’t meet the standard down in Baton Rouge. Josh Pate went deeper into Death Valley, though, as to why he didn’t work out with the Tigers.

Former Notre Dame coach's dismissal unveils a pattern of professional detachment that left one of college football's premier programs in disarray while he vacationed in Florida.

The LSU Tigers brought the Brian Kelly era to an end on Sunday Night, as the Tigers fell to 5-3 and 2-3 on the season. Even as LSU got embarrassed on Saturday N

Freeman has been the coach of the Fighting Irish since he took over for, ironically, Kelly in 2022. He’s directed them to a 38-12 record in the three-and-a-half seasons since, including finishing runner up in last year’s College Football Playoff.

That’s according to college football analyst Josh Pate, who joined ESPN’s Get Up on Thursday morning to discuss what is at stake for No. 20 LSU on Saturday. Kelly is not coaching for his job, Pate said, but he will be coaching to avoid some conversations he’d otherwise not want to have.