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Ed Orgeron is feeling the itch to coach again. He hasn't been anywhere near the game since 2021 -- his final season at LSU-- while drawing $17 million in buyout money from the Tigers. But a return to ...

Former LSU Football head coach Ed Orgeron hinted at a return to football. In an interview on Wednesday, Orgeron confirmed he's ready to lead a program. “All depends on what the best thing available is ...

Currently, there are a handful of college football openings through the first month of the 2025 season. As the season goes along, there will be plenty more. Some of the current openings are not ...

October 2 - Former LSU head coach Ed Orgeron said he is ready to return to the sidelines if he can find the right opportunity. "All depends what the best thing available is," Orgeron told Baton ...

Former LSU Tigers football head coach Ed Orgeron was seen firing up the American crowd during Tuesday’s practice round for the Ryder Cup. The 2025 Ryder Cup will run from Friday to Sunday at the ...

Ed Orgeron led one of the most dominant college football teams in history, 2019 LSU, to a 15–0 record and national championship. That season saw quarterback Joe Burrow take a massive leap from ...

Ed Orgeron is itching to get back on the sidelines after a multi-year hiatus following his final season with the LSU Tigers in 2021. The National Championship winning head coach has enjoyed his time ...

Former LSU head coach Ed Orgeron isn’t done with football just yet. The man who once brought a national championship to Baton Rouge made it clear that he’s eager to get back on the sidelines. Speaking ...

Ed Orgeron is back. Not on the LSU sidelines yet but close enough to feel the turf under his boots again. The man who once turned Saturdays in Baton Rouge into a Cajun carnival resurfaced at a ...

Ed Orgeron seems to be popping up a lot in the college football space lately. It’s been 4 years since he left Baton Rouge, and coincidentally, there are some head coaching roles opening up as well.