One day after Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry said Scott Woodward wouldn't hire the next LSU coach, the athletic director is expected to leave.

Scott Woodward’s firing means that LSU is now looking for a president and an athletic director along with a football coach.

It's only been four days since LSU fired head football coach Brian Kelly, but early signs about how the search for his replacement will go seem to indicate one thing: it's going to be a clown show.

Kim Mulkey did not address reporters after LSU announced it was parting ways with AD Scott Woodward during her team's exhibition win.

Even for Louisiana, a place with a history of jarring political acts and unusual public behavior, Gov. Jeff Landry’s unfurling this week has been a bizarre jolt. But the state's politics have long been uncomfortably intertwined with LSU football.

The LSU Tigers coaching search is on in Baton Rouge with the program set to navigate a rigorous stretch after parting ways with Brian Kelly last Sunday. Followi

LSU won six national championships during Woodward's tenure, but he was criticized for the size of his coaching contracts. Gov. Jeff Landry said Wednesday that Woodward would not hire the Tigers' next football coach after the firing Sunday of Brian Kelly.