The Texas A&M Aggies are legitimate. The Battered-Aggie Syndrome that many have so infamously suffered from may be officially dead following Texas A&M’s impressive victory over the LSU Tigers.

LSU has fired Brian Kelly midway through his fourth season after the Tigers, who harbored preseason ambitions of a deep College Football Playoff run, fell to 5-3, according to multiple reports.

After the Aggies marched into Baton Rouge and stomped the LSU Tigers 49-25 on Saturday, the Tigers fired embattled head coach Brian Kelly late Sunday night in the midst of his fourth season.

According to CBS Sports' John Talty, Kelly's fingerprint didn't unlock the LSU football ops building on Sunday morning, leaving Kelly locked outside for a brief moment.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry prefers that Louisiana State University athletic director Scott Woodward not select the university’s next football coach.

The Tigers’ former head coach, Brian Kelly, was fired Sunday amidst a 5-3 campaign. With not even three full days having gone by since Brian Kelly was fired from his position as head coach at LSU, the saga surrounding the program’s coaching search has created plenty of intrigue.

Gov. Jeff Landry called a news conference ostensibly to discuss state-funded food stamps during the ongoing federal government shutdown.