On Sunday, LSU joined Florida and Penn State as marquee programs hunting for a leader who can make them a contender in the College Football Playoff. Florida State and Auburn could soon join the mix.

Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman reportedly said no to interest from two prominent programs with head coaching vacancies.

Where else could Marcus Freeman coach and enjoy such an easy November runway into the playoff? Certainly, not at Florida.

During his news conference on Monday, Freeman addressed Kelly’s firing. He thanked Kelly for bringing him to Notre Dame but warned that being fired was a part of college footbal

Realistically Freeman has everything he wants at Notre Dame, short of extra NIL funds, which every coach wants.

Florida's coaching search has entered the fray, with Notre Dame's Marcus Freeman emerging as an ambitious long shot. While insiders suggest Freeman is

Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman is in a position to ask for changes to the program amid calls from rival schools.

Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin and Notre Dame’s Marcus Freeman have emerged as two of the Gators’ top targets, per On3. While the Gators are likely to take a swing, a more under-the-radar candidate (Missouri's Eli Drinkwitz, Georgia Tech's Brent Key) could also be an option.

CFB programs are losing patience, it's win or go away. If that wasn't obvious entering the weekend, it was after LSU canned Brian Kelly on Sunday night.

Another big coaching job opened up in the SEC recently and it has been rumored that Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman topped their list.