What do you think of LSU hiring Ed Orgeron after all it went through the final two seasons under Les Miles?
"Ultimately, bringing in the next head coach take over for Les Miles was a huge feat, so much pressure to bring in big-name guys. In my personal opinion, I thought Coach O was a big-name guy. He's been to a lot of the top schools. Being the coach at USC, that's a big deal, not just another school. No way they should have let him go. He did a great job there.
"The powers-that-be at LSU did an excellent job. They got somebody homegrown who is ecstatic about being there for one, and then he made all of the right moves. Two years ago, if Les Miles had brought in any offensive coordinator and said, 'You run the show; I'll step back and intervene if I need to. I'm not going to step on your toes,' Les Miles would still be coaching there today. I really like that hire."
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"Ultimately, bringing in the next head coach take over for Les Miles was a huge feat, so much pressure to bring in big-name guys. In my personal opinion, I thought Coach O was a big-name guy. He's been to a lot of the top schools. Being the coach at USC, that's a big deal, not just another school. No way they should have let him go. He did a great job there.
"The powers-that-be at LSU did an excellent job. They got somebody homegrown who is ecstatic about being there for one, and then he made all of the right moves. Two years ago, if Les Miles had brought in any offensive coordinator and said, 'You run the show; I'll step back and intervene if I need to. I'm not going to step on your toes,' Les Miles would still be coaching there today. I really like that hire."
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