Dan Lanning addressed coaching rumors and the evolving landscape of the sport originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

With that in mind, Josh Pate suggested to Dan Orlovsky that LSU might not be interested in Shane Beamer. However, there’s another job that’s open that Beamer could be looking at too. That’s the Virginia Tech job, where he went to school and his father is a coaching legend.

Dan Lanning shuts down LSU buzz on national TV, and as On3 and Josh Pate note, Oregon’s resources and trajectory make a move highly unlikely.

Dan Lanning can’t make it any clearer. The Oregon coach, in an appearance on The Ruch Eisen Show, was asked Thursday his interest in leaving Oregon amidst job openings around the country, including Florida and LSU.

Jacob Hester won a national championship at LSU, and he has strong feelings about what needs to change inside the program.

Joel Klatt named two massive, retired names that would be his first two calls if he were making the hire for the now-open head coaching job at LSU. Then, from there, he named two more who are still actively coaching who would be his third and fourth calls for the Tigers.

As LSU begins its latest coaching search, Fox Sports analyst Joel Klatt has offered up three names he believes the Tigers should call on his podcast Monday. His list includes two of college football’s biggest legends and one rising star who just happens to be leading the Oregon Ducks.