Watch these LSU players Get the Gat from the White House.

LSU defensive coordinator Dave Aranda is expected to depart for the Baylor head coach opening per multiple sources.

Per Adam Schefter via Twitter, Joe Brady plans to depart for the Carolina Panthers.

LSU (15-0, 9-0) claimed its fourth national championship in school history defeating Clemson 42-25 in the College Football National Championship Monday night at the Mercedes-Benz Super Dome in New Orleans.

It’s safe to say Baton Rouge is pretty excited for the National Championship.

If this doesn’t put a tear your eye, it’s time to check your pulse.

In the wake of tragic news LSU offensive coordinator Steve Ensminger dialed up what might be the best offensive performance in recent history securing LSU’s (14-0, 9-0) spot in the national championship. He responded to the tune of 63-28 over fourth-ranked Oklahoma with 692 yards of total offense.

Watch as former President Richard Nixon presents the Heisman to Cannon.

LSU (13-0, 9-0) has secured its first playoff bid and claimed its first SEC Championship since 2011 after defeating #4 Georgia 37-10. And, for LSU’s star quarterback, Joe Burrow, it will likely have been enough to secure LSU’s first Heisman Trophy since 1959.

In the Tigers’ regular-season finale, he became the SEC record-holder for single-season passing yards and touchdowns. The narrative now evolves into where he’ll rank in SEC and college football history, which LSU’s post-season will ultimately define.

Former LSU quarterback Jeff Wickersham originally became LSU’s all-time leading passer in 1985 with 6,921 yards until Tommy Hodson passed him up with 9,115 yards in 1989. Wickersham held on to that position until this weekend.