Woodward, a Baton Rouge native and LSU alumnus, began his tenure as athletic director in April 2019. His departure comes just a week after LSU fired head football coach Brian Kelly, marking another major change within the athletic department.

LSU football coach Brian Kelly may not have a job much longer at the school. Kelly is under fire from fans, and even college football analysts, after his team got smacked around Saturday by Texas A&M. LSU lost to the Aggies, 49-25. Coach Kelly understands that LSU fans are angry at him. He addressed that anger during his postgame press conference.

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Before he arrived at LSU, Kelly, 64, had restored the shine to Notre Dame football after years of decline. He was a driving force behind modernizing the program and making it a consistent national contender for the first time since Lou Holtz in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

LSU football coach Brian Kelly was fired on Sunday after a disappointing 2025 season that’s seen the Tigers lose three of their last four games.

Brian Kelly became the latest college football coach to be fired. The LSU Tigers decided to move on from the longtime coach one day after a 49-25 loss to Texas A&M. The Aggies had 35 unanswered points in the second half, which was likely the final nail in the coffin.

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From the weird accent to the real friction, Kelly's four years in Baton Rouge were a slow-motion culture clash that ended the only way it could