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Ed Orgeron Expresses Desire to Return to LSU

10/29/2025

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Summary

Story summary

Ed Orgeron, former LSU head coach, said on ESPN's Unsportsmanlike that he'd love to return after Brian Kelly's firing.
He emphasized that a coach must embrace Louisiana culture, a factor he says contributed to Kelly's dismissal.
Orgeron led LSU to the 2019 national championship and is open to either a head coaching or an assistant role, especially if Lane Kiffin is hired.

History

Historical Context

Ed Orgeron led LSU to a historic national championship in 2019, marking the school's first title since 2007 and achieving a perfect 15-0 season. This success followed a series of coaching changes and challenges, including Brian Kelly's recent firing, which raises concerns about recruitment and team performance in the competitive college football landscape. LSU has claimed four national championships overall.

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Story summary

Ed Orgeron, former LSU head coach, said on ESPN's Unsportsmanlike that he'd love to return after Brian Kelly's firing.
He emphasized that a coach must embrace Louisiana culture, a factor he says contributed to Kelly's dismissal.
Orgeron led LSU to the 2019 national championship and is open to either a head coaching or an assistant role, especially if Lane Kiffin is hired.

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