Greg Brooks Jr.'s attorney pushed back after Brian Kelly refuted the claim he has not supported the former LSU safety since brain surgery.

LSU coach Brian Kelly is rebutting claims made on national television that he showed minimal interest in Greg Brooks Jr.’s well-being after the defensive back’s football career was cut short by emergency surgery to remove a brain tumor.

LSU head coach Brian Kelly addressed the media last Wednesday for a routine press conference to discuss the NCAA Transfer Portal additions, coaching changes and

Here's what Brian Kelly said when asked about an allegation made by the father of former LSU football player Greg Brooks, who filed a lawsuit against the university.

Former LSU football player Greg Brooks Jr. is publicly speaking out in the media after filing a lawsuit last year against the Tigers' football program. The former LSU safety is filing a lawsuit against his former college football program because of what he believes is mistreatment that led to his permanent physical limitations.

Brooks Jr. states in the lawsuit that he "passed out" during practice, and "then began to vomit minutes later in front of his coaches and athletic trainers." The lawsuit claims that Brooks Jr. was told by an LSU athletic trainer that he had vertigo and was "cleared to return to practice."

LSU coach Brian Kelly called allegations that he abandoned former player Greg Brooks Jr. after he had surgery to remove a brain tumor in September 2023 "factually incorrect."

One day after LSU head football coach Brian Kelly denied accusations that he was not by the side of former Tigers safety Greg Brooks, Jr., after Brooks underwent brain tumor surgery, Brook’s attorney is firing another salvo in the war of words.

LSU head football coach Brian Kelly could be going through it very soon with the negative Greg Brooks Jr. narrative that has spread.