LSU is mourning the death of former wide receiver Kyren Lacy, and head football coach Brian Kelly is offering his condolences. Kyren Lacy will be remembered for his personality and love of the game, ...

Kyren Lacy’s parents have different recollections of how former LSU football head coach Brian Kelly reacted to their son’s death. After the university confirmed on Sunday, October 26, that Kelly, 64, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. News broke Sunday of Lacy's unexpected death. The former LSU wide receiver died Saturday night in Houston. The Harris County ...

It seems like everybody is jumping on the chance to bash Brian Kelly. LSU Athletics made the decision to separate from football head coach Brian Kelly effective immediately. The Tigers fell to 5-3 ...

Kyren Lacy’s tragic death took a shocking and unexpected turn as new footage has emerged. The footage completely changed the narrative around the fatal crash that allegedly led him to take his own ...

BATON ROUGE — Kyren Lacy is a high-strung guy, Brian Kelly says. And the LSU football junior receiver is working on his emotional control. "If you were here, that young man, I love him because he's ...

LSU football coach Brian Kelly is speaking out for the first time after the death of player Kyren Lacy. “Kyren was a bright star,” Kelly shared in a press conference on Tuesday, April 15, per TMZ. “He ...

LSU's decision to fire Brian Kelly on Sunday after their latest loss to Texas A&M brought plenty of reactions from around the college football world, but among the most notable and damning of Kelly's ...

Brian Kelly and the LSU Tigers continue working through the final week of Spring Camp in Baton Rouge with the program taking the practice fields on Tuesday. The initial media schedule had players ...

It's been a tough couple of days for the LSU football program after news broke Sunday morning that former Tigers receiver Kyren Lacy died in in an apparent suicide while being pursued by authorities ...

This story discusses suicide. If you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide, please contact the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 or 1-800-273-TALK (8255). It is a "difficult time" of ...