Ed Orgeron Addresses Potential Return to LSU as Coach Under Lane Kiffin
Ed Orgeron, a renowned football coach, has recently expressed his openness to returning to LSU under Lane Kiffin’s leadership. Both coaches have a longstanding friendship, having collaborated at Tennessee and USC in the past.
Ed Orgeron’s Coaching Legacy
Orgeron has a rich coaching history, most notably leading LSU to a national championship in 2019. This achievement marked a high point in his career. However, he was let go by LSU in 2021 following a challenging season that ended with a 6-6 record.
Current Status and Future Prospects
Although it has been two years since his dismissal, Orgeron remains optimistic about his future in coaching. He recently commented on the possibility of working again at LSU, stating, “I’d definitely consider it if he asks me.” This remark came during a conversation on 1010XL radio in Jacksonville.
Orgeron indicated that he and Kiffin have not yet discussed this potential opportunity but believes there could be a chance for him to return. He added, “I hope there will be.” His enthusiasm for the prospect of coaching at LSU suggests he would embrace the role if given the opportunity.
Key Facts About Ed Orgeron
- Coaching Record: Led LSU to a national championship (2019).
- Tenure at LSU: Fired in 2021 after a 6-6 season.
- Friendship with Lane Kiffin: Coached together at Tennessee and USC.
As Orgeron reflects on his past, he maintains a positive relationship with LSU, especially considering the departure of his former boss, Scott Woodward. With his coaching experience, Orgeron is poised for a potential return to the sidelines, particularly if Lane Kiffin invites him back to LSU.
