SEC Coaching Changes

By Russell Conwell

New Tiger King

Brian Kelly was coaching at University of Notre Dame for 12 seasons. Posting a 4-11 record against Top 10 opponents, and Kelly was 92-39 All time at Notre Dame. He will be looking to help this LSU program out after Ed Orgeron got fired and left the team in shambles. Yes they had 500 win percent but they dropped off so much after their national championship year, and that's just not acceptable after coming off of a natty a couple years ago. So I'm to see him change the program back to that National Championship status and take down the Crimson Tide.

I could see this going two different ways because he's known for being a rude coach. Though LSU had a good class coming in, they've got good defensive presence coming in from their Class of 2022. Some of their notable defensive recruits coming are Laterrance Welch, JaDarian Rhym, and DeMario Tolan. With Brian Kelly being a defensive minded coach and having a good defensive recruiting class coming in this program should be pretty good for LSU. It just depends if his players like the way he coaches, because like I said he's known for being a rude coach.

Billy Napier Going to The Swamp

Well we've all seen what Billy Napier has done in the past few years at Louisiana. He has done so much the past 4 years he's been 39-12 at Louisiana, being ranked in Top 25 and being 12-1 going into Bowl Week. He's posted 3 straight 10 win seasons at Louisiana. And the 3 out of the 4 years at Louisiana he had the number 1 recruiting class in the Sun Belt Conference. With him going to Florida he has a nice young quarterback in Anthony Richardson, and he also pretty well gets most of the Florida team back next year. He also has a pretty good recruiting class coming in. They have 2 wide receivers Chandler Smith and Jayden Gibson, and they also have a good defensive lineman coming to Florida, who is Chris McClellan. These recruits and team might have talent but it's if these recruits want to actually work or respect the coach. I feel the first year he'll kind of struggle going 7-5 or 8-4, but I think after the first year he'll be producing good and be competing for the SEC Championship.

SEC Coaching Changes

By Russell Conwell