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Brian Kelly Talks About The Difference In Pressure At LSU Compared To Notre Dame

by Staff Reporter

March 6, 202625 Comments

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Former LSU head coach Brian Kelly was on Sirius XM College Sports Radio on Friday and was asked about the difference in pressure at Notre Dame versus at LSU...

quote:
"What's the difference in pressure at Notre Dame versus LSU?" Dusty Dvoracek asked. "Is it different? They are both elite, top programs. I think everybody would put them in the Top 10 jobs. What's the difference?"

"I went to Notre Dame to bring them back to relevance," Kelly said. "They had slipped off the map, if you will. Facilities had fallen behind. The love and passion for the game had slipped a bit. And, um, that was my job. You know, so from a pressure standpoint, you just focused on building a program and doing it the right way, and being consistent, and getting that program back with new facilities and a new indoor, and the stadium, and all of those things that go with getting a program back to elite status."

"When I took the LSU job, it was win or go home. It was win the national championship, or go home. So the pressure's different from that standpoint because you're, you're trying to make decisions that affect winning on the field a little bit quicker than maybe you did at Notre Dame."

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Spankum•2 months

He provided a quality answer to the question he was asked. Nothing political and no coachspeak.

Havoc•2 months

Fair enough imo. Didn’t make excuses just said how it is.

Dcurry80•2 months

Did they ask him if he was actively seeking employment?

Scoob•2 months

Why are people bitching about what he said? Did you read his answer, or just the headline?
Dude straight-out says, LSU is "win the national championship or go home". Different level of expectation than Notre Dame. He didn't make any excuses, or whine about anything.

eugene1928LSU•2 months

I’m ok w what he said, he’s got millions of $$$$$$ as a reason not to trash LSU. Bottom line in 10 years at ND and 4 years at LSU, No national Title was won. He did have one chance at a NC and that didn’t Geaux well. Best he’s gone especially after the debacle with atm.

TheGeauxt9•2 months

Complacency versus National Champion level standards. Shocker. You took the job with the expectations in mind and blew it, had every resource imaginable. If movie characters like Miles and Orgeron can get it done and you cannot. Says a lot.

logansrun•2 months

Nuss getting hurt cost Kelly his job. A healthy Nuss and we have 4 WRs at the NFL combine, but we didn't have Nuss healthy enough to hit those flyers down the field. And that did Kelly in.

HarryHoudini•2 months

Wasn’t just Nuss. OL was terrible (again), WR drops, Sloan terrible play calling, the whole team being soft af.

BK got BK fired.

Draino54•2 months

But, hey, yall won the portal last year.

mattchewbocca•2 months

Couldnt even make it to a 12 team playoff bracketin year 4. What the hells he yapping about?

Koolazzkat•2 months

That’s exactly how it is and should be. Did he actually expect different?

Cracker•1 month

He’s is not wrong

js1591•1 month

"..you're trying to make decisions that affect winning on the field a little bit quicker than maybe you did at Notre Dame."

And yet, you didnt. You sat on the worst defense in our history and then proceeded to produce the worst offense in the history of our program.

El Jefe de Tu Mama•2 months

I really wanted him to win big. It is what it is.

Pancakes•2 months

Well at least he knew the assignment. He just was a square peg.

Geauxteam•2 months

Don’t let the snippet make you think he’s changing his ways. He disses both his coordinators and LSU academics within the full article.

oleheat•1 month

He was a good coach- but the pressures of winning here are the highest ceiling out there. Innovation is a requirement.

drdrfaulkner19•2 months

Some people are good at 'herding cats,' and some are not. Or perhaps it's like playing with a Whac-A-Mole game (once popular at Chuck E. Cheese). With experience, there is success, but some Moles will be missed. In recent years, LSU has or has had coaches where the Moles have defeated the 'Boppers' (or hitters) rather than the reverse.

pitchandcatch27•2 months

Who cares. Yawn.

bountyhunter•1 month

He knew that but took the job he wasn't suited for. Shame on both parties for not realizing who they were and who they were getting.

Gnash•2 months

Sucks to suck you old drink Irish loser

Gnash•2 months

*drunk

Chalkywhite84•2 months

He is such a liar. He had plenty of time to do it his way at lsu.

USEyourCURDS•2 months

"Well, there are a lot more months to golf in Baton Rouge." "Well, one fan base is spoiled and the other is not." "Well, my agent told me I had to play Nuss hurt, so I played Nuss hurt."

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