Sources: LSU fires Brian Kelly without cause, owes buyout - ESPN
The posturing over Brian Kelly's $54 million buyout from LSU is over, sources told ESPN, as the school sent him a letter Wednesday saying it is officially firing him without cause.
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The posturing over Brian Kelly's $54 million buyout from LSU is over, sources told ESPN, as the school sent him a letter Wednesday saying it is officially firing him without cause.
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Attorneys for Brian Kelly have informed LSU in a letter that the school's claim that it had not «formally terminated» Kelly as its football coach has «made it nearly impossible» for Kelly to get another coaching job.
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The LSU board of supervisors authorized new university president Wade Rousse to send former Tigers football coach Brian Kelly a formal notice of termination during a meeting on Friday, according to The Advocate in Baton Rouge.
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