Kelly left the football facility, as did pretty much everyone else on the LSU staff, as they awaited resolution.

LSU has four games remaining in the regular season, including Alabama in two weeks followed by matchups against Arkansas, Western Kentucky and Oklahoma. If the Tigers don't fire Kelly over their upcoming bye week, the final four games could determine his fate in Death Valley.

Per Yahoo Sports' Ross Dellenger, "LSU administrators and university executives have held and are holding high-level discussions over" Kelly's future, and those discussions involve the state's governor. Dellenger noted that there is "there is no immediate resolution."

By the time the final seconds ticked off the clock in No. 20 LSU's humiliating 49-25 loss to No. 3 Texas A&M, most of those still left in Tiger Stadium were supporting the Aggies. Those that weren't were booing coach Brian Kelly, after "Fire Kelly!" chants had echoed through another second half collapse by LSU.

Spotify | YouTube Week 9 is in the books, and as is the theme of the last couple of weeks, there are rumblings about a coaching change at another big name school. Nothing has happened yet, but the writing seems to be on the wall for LSU's Brian Kelly after #20 LSU lost at home to #3 Texas

Texas A&M S&C coach Tommy Moffitt has helped change the program for the better, instilling consistent physicality, which did not let up vs. LSU.