CBS Sports analyst Damien Harris said that LSU needs to bring back Ed Orgeron as head coach of the Tigers after firing Brian Kelly.

Former LSU head coach Ed Orgeron said Wednesday he would “love” to return as the Tigers’ head coach following the firing of Brian Kelly earlier this week. “I’d love to,” Orgeron said on ESPN’s Unsportsmanlike. “Are you kidding me? I just gotta get in my truck, I’ll be there today!”

Ed Orgeron says he’d “love” to return as LSU’s head coach and is open to the right fit, as the Tigers begin a high-stakes search.

If LSU football hires Lane Kiffin, could Ed Orgeron be a member of Kiffin's staff? Orgeron says he's open to the idea.

Former LSU head coach Ed Orgeron is surveying his options on a return to the sidelines. While most believe he's suited to be a head coach, the 64-year-old isn't limiting his availability. After four years away from the game, Orgeron told On3 he'll also take on defensive line duties, under the right circumstances.

Former LSU Tigers head coach Ed Orgeron doesn't hold back on the program's head coaching vacancy after Brian Kelly's firing.

History is said to repeat itself and Frank Wilson's selection as interim head coach at LSU proves that point on several levels. Wilson has coaching ties to a pr

Orgeron, known affectionately by fans as "Coach O" while he was at LSU, discussed Kelly's firing on ESPN's "Unsportsmanlike" show on Wednesday. "Whether or not it's true or not, it looked from the outside Brian Kelly never embraced the state of Louisiana ," Orgeron said.

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