The thought of Ed Orgeron returning to the LSU Tigers football program seems pretty wild, but it might actually be a reality.
The LSU Tigers may be tempted to reunite with former head coach Ed Orgeron, but they should remember they broke off the relationship for good reason.
Ed Orgeron recently revealed that he is looking to return to coaching, and his former job just came open after LSU dismissed Brian Kelly.
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The Tigers now have to fill one of the most coveted head-coaching jobs in college football, but also one of the most pressure-packed.
Ed Orgeron had a long and successful college football coaching career. The apex was undoubtedly winning the national championship while going undefeated with the LSU Tigers in 2019, but his career started way back in 1984.
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For a moment on Monday, it appeared like Orgeron was in the running for a head coaching position at UNLV. However, Bruce Feldman spoke with Coach O and he shut down those rumors, meaning Vegas businesses won't need to board up their windows.
“They said, ‘Coach, you’ve got $17.1M on your contract. We’re gonna give it to you,’” Orgeron said during a recent public appearance.
Former LSU Tigers coach Ed Orgeron said he has no plans to coach at any level during the upcoming 2022 season, but that a return to the gridiron in future seasons isn't off of the table.
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