With LSU now a full week into its search for a new head football coach following last Sunday’s firing of fourth-year head coach Brian Kelly, at least one famous alum has his hopes set on a familiar name: Nick Saban.

Despite recent turmoil within the program, LSU still tops The Athletic’s list of the best open jobs in college football—and for good reason.

The LSU Tigers (5-3, 2-3 SEC) will travel to Tuscaloosa in Week 11 for an SEC showdown against Kalen DeBoer and the No. 4 ranked Alabama Crimson Tide. In a matc

LSU's search for a football coach continues to draw national attention and one of the school's most famous faces isn't staying quiet. Shaquille O'Neal, the four-time NBA champion and Basketball Hall of Famer who played for the Tigers from 1989 to 1992, said he heard LSU may be in talks with former coach Nick Saban about a return to Baton Rouge.

Ed Orgeron claimed his 15-0 LSU team, led by Joe Burrow, Ja'Marr Chase and Justin Jefferson, ranks as the best college football team ever assembled in any era.

Among the names on his list of potential candidates, two stand out as truly crazy hires for LSU: national championship-winning coaches Jimbo Fisher and Dabo Swinney. Hiring either would be a headline-grabbing move that could immediately energize the program.” Full story here.

The LSU football program received a harsh dose of the truth from their former national championship-winning QB.

The LSU Tigers could ask Nick Saban and/or Urban Meyer about filling the head coaching vacancy from Brian Kelly's recent firing.

The interim athletic director for LSU addressed the football team on Friday morning, urging them to have fun and block out the noise.

Ed Orgeron said he's "one phone call away" from returning to LSU as head football coach after Brian Kelly's firing, as he would "love to" lead the Tigers once again.