Yeah why would a coach want to leave ND and come to LSU? I mean LSU only has won 3 national championships in <20 years with 3 different coaches. Bad place to go lol. Guaranteed to at least play one national title contender every year with Alabama plus ocassional others. Not having to wait for the teams ND to have a "good" year to depend on how you work out in the end. Mentioned it before, at least before the pandemic LSU was fully funded by the football program. Gave a donation to the general scholarship fund and took no money from student tuition/fees and such. Of course the TAF (Tiger Athletic Foundation that owns most of the stadium) covers a LOT of it including a large majority of the salary of the coach. Plus the SEC network which has turned into a huge money maker. I don't think people that have followed football in other areas realise how little coverage teams like ND get at all, even with all the network stuff now.
From what I've seen about ND lately probably a much larger percentage of catholics at LSU than there are at ND. Probalby >80% at least.
Before A&M entered the SEC I lived 2 hours from A&M and it was 100x easier to get LSU on network and cable TV than it was to see ANY A&M game.
My girlfriend is an Auburn fan. After the loss toss to Bama I googled how to cheer up an Auburn fan. It only picked up on cheer and Auburn and gave Auburn cheerleader results. I got distracted after that so I really don't know what to say