LSU doesn’t have a permanent president right now so the governor is the defacto head. I just can’t recall a governor or let alone a school president publicly criticizing a coach like that. I mean it would be hard to prove that Kelly experienced wrongful termination but weirder things have happened I guess.
He could argue that the governor improperly influenced his removal
Replies to: "He could argue that the governor improperly influenced his removal"
- I don’t know if it was discussed, but anyone think that it is out of place - NDWisconsin - 5:23pm 10/27/25
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- Didn’t Kelly work for the government? That’s who pays LSU’s billls, right? - murph78 - 9:12pm 10/27/25
- I don't know, but I believe LSU is currently w/out a president, so Gov - irishone - 7:36pm 10/27/25
- I heard gov is the de facto decision maker & this is hugely political in La which is why. Unseemly. [NT] - BaronVonZemo - 7:57pm 10/27/25
- I feel like that won’t hurt re-election chances [NT] - LanceManion - 6:46pm 10/27/25
- Yes… but Louisiana is passionate about football first, and Jesus second - Chris94 - 5:35pm 10/27/25
- Crazy. One of the poorest states in the US is going to him all that money to do nothing [NT] - irish93 - 6:38pm 10/27/25
- Maybe a little unseemly...but the Governor can't comment on the job performance of State employees.. - TakethetrainKnute - 5:35pm 10/27/25
- Delete [NT] - NDblues - 7:00pm 10/27/25
- He could argue that the governor improperly influenced his removal - NDWisconsin - 6:11pm 10/27/25
- From what I heard today, LSU football & politics went hand in hand for a hundred years. - ELP - 6:59pm 10/27/25
- James Carville approves this message. [NT] - TakethetrainKnute - 8:32pm 10/27/25
- From what I heard today, LSU football & politics went hand in hand for a hundred years. - ELP - 6:59pm 10/27/25