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LSU parts with athletics director Scott Woodward after Jeff Landry criticism

Days after LSU fired football coach Brian Kelly, athletic director Scott Woodward is leaving the university after disparaging comments from the Louisiana governor.

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Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry: Next LSU Football Coach To Have 'Different Contract'

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Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry Clarifies He Won't Pick LSU HC to Replace Brian Kelly

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Georgia athletic director Josh Brooks addresses LSU athletic director job rumors

The search has begun for a new LSU athletic director after Scott Woodward resigned days after firing football head coach Brian Kelly.

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Ex LSU Coach Brian Kelly Blasted by Former Players and Staffers Amid Contentious Firing

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Long contracts, big buyouts: UGA professor breaks down college football coaching carousel economics

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Woodward out as LSU's athletic director amid Landry's criticism

On the "Pat McAfee Show" on Thursday, Landry added: "There's a number of bad contracts that seem to have followed Scott Woodward."

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After Brian Kelly's Firing, LSU is Now Looking For a New Athletic Director

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LSU Announces Decision Amid Brian Kelly Buyout Concerns

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Paul Finebaum: Louisiana governor Jeff Landry hurt LSU in Lane Kiffin sweepstakes

The coaching carousel has already been a crazy one around college football. Several top-tier jobs are open, including LSU. Among those jobs, many are seemingly interested in Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin,

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Governor Jeff Landry said Louisiana will use state money to fund November food stamps

Louisiana will use state funds to ensure residents receive November food stamp benefits amid a federal government shutdown. Governor Jeff Landry issued an emergency declaration, allowing the state to allocate $150 million for the program. Approximately ...

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Gov. Jeff Landry says Louisiana will cover most food stamp benefits during federal shutdown

Louisiana’s state government will pay to ensure most federal food stamp recipients continue to receive money for groceries if the shutdown in Washington, D.C. continues, Gov. Jeff Landry announced Wednesday.