Which teams did Brian Kelly Coach?

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Brian Kelly is a college football head coach for the LSU Tigers football team, as of 2024. Kelly is one of the most successful college football coaches who helped 13 players win the National Award. In December 2021, he left Notre Dame to join the LSU Tigers. Kelly coached at Notre Dame for 12 years, finishing with the most victories in the program’s history with 113 wins. Throughout his career he won over 300 games, making him one of the most active coaches in college football to earn that milestone. Throughout his career at LSU, he transformed the program into a powerhouse, registering two consecutive seasons with 10 wins and securing the SEC Western Division Championship. Some of his coaching achievements are, winning the NCAA Division II championship twice, appearing in 15 bowl games, and winning the Home Depot Coach of the Year Award thrice.

Brian Kelly Coaching History

Brian Kelly's coaching career began at Grand Valley State in 1991, which was a Division II program. Kelly also won two national championships in 2002 and 2003. He was at Central Michigan for 13 years, helping them win the Mid-American Conference championship in 2006. He coached Cincinnati from 2006 to 2009, where he guided them to consecutive Big East championships and also made an appearance in the Sugar Bowl game. Kelly's success at Cincinnati earned a call from Notre Dame in 2010. He became the winningest coach in the program's history, leading the Irish to the BCS National Championship Game in 2012 and two College Football Playoff appearances. Since 2021, Kelly has been at LSU, continuing his winning record and building LSU into a top program.

How long was Brian Kelly With Notre Dame?

Brian Kelly joined Notre Dame Fighting Irish in 2010, after coaching for 12 years he resigned in 2021. Throughout his career at Notre Dame, his record was 113-40, becoming the winningest coach in the program's history by surpassing the all-time great Knute Rockne. Kelly's teams at Notre Dame made unprecedented progress during his tenure, advancing to the BCS National Championship Game in 2012 and to the College Football Playoff in 2018 and 2020. Fighting Irish teams under Kelly's leadership also put together seven seasons with 10 or more wins and five consecutive years of double-digit victories, which established Kelly’s legacy at Notre Dame.

Which colleges did Brain Kelly Coach for?

Brian Kelly coached many collegiate teams throughout his career. As of 2024, he is coaching at Louisiana State University. He began his coaching career at Grand Valley State University and then spent 13 years before joining Central Michigan University. After three years he moved to The University of Cincinnati and continued to work from 2006 to 2009. He transferred to the University of Notre Dame and coached for 12 seasons. He joined LSU in 2021 and registered back-to-back 10-win seasons.

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