Ed Orgeron has always been a favorite of college football fans, even among Alabama fans, just as long as you don’t say “Roll Tide” when you’re in his presence.

Orgeron wasn’t having it. “I wouldn’t say, ‘Go Tigers’ to you after taking a picture with you,” he responded, making it clear that rivalries still matter, even off the field.

Orgeron wasn’t having it. “I wouldn’t say, ‘Go Tigers’ to you after taking a picture with you,” he responded, making it clear that rivalries still matter, even off the field.

Former LSU football coach Ed Orgeron's divorce case will go before the Louisiana Supreme Court as they decide whether his ex-wife is owed money from his multi-million dollar contracts and buy out.

Orgeron, who has also served as head coach at Ole Miss and Southern Cal, was 49-17 at LSU. He coached the Tigers to the 2019 national title so he will forever be a legend in Baton Rouge.

Orgeron, 62, coached the Tigers from 2016-21 after serving as the team's defensive line coach from 2015-16. Prior to his stint in Baton Rouge, Orgeron was the interim coach at USC after Lane ...

Ed Orgeron and LSU agreed to a contract buyout at the end of the 2021 season – two years after he led the Tigers to a national championship with one of the best college football teams ever ...

BATON ROUGE, La. — Back when LSU’s bowl chances appeared slim and none, Ed Orgeron described blue skies and white beaches as the ideal setting for his final game coaching the Tigers.

Orgeron exits LSU with a 51-20 record in six seasons. The Tigers finished 15-0 and won a national championship in 2019 but regressed to 11-11 over the past two seasons.

The Tigers (6-6, 3-5 SEC) took the lead over the Aggies (8-4, 4-4) with 20 seconds left to clinch bowl eligibility. More: Ed Orgeron never had a bad day as LSU's football coach.

Since finalizing Orgeron’s exit, LSU finished 2-3 over the past month. The Tigers closed the regular season with wins over Louisiana-Monroe and Texas A&M.

BATON ROUGE, La. — Ed Orgeron gathered his LSU defense around him for one last time. They circled him as he reverted into the ol’ line coach he’ll always be deep down. He passionately ...