Brian Kelly and the LSU Tigers stole the show on day one of SEC Media Days with Garrett Nussmeier, Whit Weeks and Chris Hilton Jr. representing the program in Atlanta. The Bayou Bengals made their rounds across the Peach State with Nussmeier and Co. addressing the media to break down what's in store for the 2025 season.

Brian Kelly took his turn from the podium at SEC Media Days in Atlanta, previewing everything in store for the Tigers this fall.

It was clear from the start of his time with the media that Brian Kelly understands the importance of this season for his tenure as the LSU head coach. His first two 10-win seasons with the program were impressive, but after a disappointing 2024–despite a strong roster–Kelly needs to win big now.

Brian Kelly and the LSU Tigers took the main stage at SEC Media Days on Monday with all eyes on the the program in Atlanta. Garrett Nussmeier, Chris Hilton Jr.

LSU football head coach Brian Kelly addressed the media on Monday. Here's what Paul Finebaum said about Kelly's comments.

Brian Kelly wasn’t just spouting coaching gibberish when he led off the talkfest known as Southeastern Conference Media Days on Monday morning. You know the drill. Ask any of these coaches about, say,

This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/lsu as SEC Media Days Guide: Three Burning Questions for LSU Football and Brian Kelly. Brian Kelly and the LSU Tigers will hit the road to Atlanta (Ga.) on Monday to open SEC Media Days with Garrett Nussmeier, Whit Weeks and Chris Hilton Jr. making the trip.

Opening-game problems have become a symbol for LSU falling short. The 2025 opener against Clemson is a chance to "change the narrative."

The 2025 college football season isn't just kicking off; it's exploding with a highly anticipated heavyweight showdown, and LSU head coach Brian Kelly used the grand stage of SEC Media Days to deliver a direct,