The Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team is the intercollegiate football team that represents the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana. The club has had great coaches passing through. Brian Kelly is a former coach at this great team.
Brian Keith Kelly is an American football coach formerly of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team. Kelly was born on October 25, 1961, in Everett, Massachusetts.
How long has Brian Kelly been at Notre Dame?
Kelly has been a coach at Notre Dame since 2010, and he has two College Football Playoff appearances. it was made known to the public on November 21st that, Kelly would be leaving Notre Dame for a new position at Louisiana State University.
Who were the coaches of Notre Dame?
Notre Dame has had a lot of coaches coming to the club. Here’s a list of all the coaches that coached the club.
- 1894 James L. Morrison
- 1895 H.G. Hadden
- 1896–1898 Frank E. Hering
- 1899 James McWeeney
- 1900–1901 Pat O’Dea
- 1902–1903 James F. Faragher
- 1904 Red Salmon
- 1905 Henry J. McGlew
- 1906–1907 Thomas A. Barry
- 1908 Victor M. Place
- 1909–1910 Shorty Longman
- 1911–1912 Jack Marks
- 1913–1917 Jesse Harper
- 1918–1930 Knute Rockne
- 1931–1933 Hunk Anderson
- 1934–1940 Elmer Layden
- 1941–1943, 1946–1953 Frank Leahy
- 1944 Ed McKeever
- 1945, 1963 Hugh Devore
- 1954–1958 Terry Brennan
- 1959–1962 Joe Kuharich
- 1964–1974 Ara Parseghian
- 1975–1980 Dan Devine
- 1981–1985 Gerry Faust
- 1986–1996 Lou Holtz
- 1997–2001 Bob Davie
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- 2001 George O’Leary
- 2002–2004 Tyrone Willingham
- 2004 Kent Baer
- 2005–2009 Charlie Weis
- 2010–2021 Brian Kelly