The firing of Brian Kelly opened up one of the best jobs in the country, as the LSU Tigers are looking for their next head coach. Naturally, that means everyone has their own opinions and thoughts on who could end up with that next job,

As the coaching carousel spins once again, Oregon head coach Dan Lanning’s name continues to surface as one of college football’s most sought-after coaches. With top jobs now open at LSU, Florida and Penn State, speculation is growing about Lanning's status.

After firing head coach Brian Kelly, LSU has been linked to multiple high-profile replacements, including Oregon's Dan Lanning.

Joel Klatt named two massive, retired names that would be his first two calls if he were making the hire for the now-open head coaching job at LSU. Then, from there, he named two more who are still actively coaching who would be his third and fourth calls for the Tigers.

Unlike many college football teams this season, the Oregon Ducks are one of the few programs lucky enough to feel confident and secure with their current coachi

The LSU Tigers' head coaching vacancy will draw some major coaching names into the rumor mill, but Oregon Duck fans shouldn't worry about Dan Lanning.

James Franklin, Former Head Coach, Penn State Franklin was fired at Penn State earlier this year, but his overall record in Happy Valley was still a successful 104-45. He also guided the Nittany Lions to six double-digit win seasons and won two playoff games last year. Prior to Penn State, Franklin went 24-15 as the head coach at Vanderbilt.

There are multiple premier jobs open across college football, especially in the Big Ten and SEC -programs with deep pockets, national pedigrees, and a history o

Who will LSU target to replace Brian Kelly? Joel Klatt believes it’ll only take four phone calls — and one of them will be to Nick Saban.

Oregon and head coach Dan Lanning added a key recruit to their 2026 class on Friday, strengthening their push toward national title contention. Hodge, previously committed to Michigan State, praised Oregon's game environment: “The fans were going crazy.”