Ed Orgeron is returning to college football, and teaming up with his friend Lane Kiffin, landing a job at LSU.

Head coach Lane Kiffin spoke for the first time about LSU bringing back former national championship-winning coach Ed Orgeron.

Rumors of Coach O’s return to Baton Rouge didn’t emerge from insiders. Instead, they started swirling after a mover accidentally let the news slip, and the internet immediately turned it into a joke.

Ed Orgeron returned to LSU's football program Wednesday, seven years after he coached the Tigers to the 2019 national title.

Head coach Lane Kiffin announced Wednesday that Orgeron will join the LSU football staff as special assistant to recruiting and defense. “I’m excited to bring Coach Orgeron back to LSU,” Kiffin said in a news release.

Ed Orgeron returned to LSU’s football program Wednesday, seven years after he coached the Tigers to the 2019 national title. LSU head coach Lane Kiffin

Ed Orgeron confirmed Lane Kiffin's comments on Ole Miss' past issues, noting he faced similar challenges during his coaching tenure.

Four years after being fired by LSU, Ed Orgeron has not been shy about his desire to get back into coaching. Plenty has changed in the college football landscape in those years, most notably players being able to get paid via name, image and likeness ...

Once again, news from Baton Rouge dominated the college football world when Lane Kiffin added former LSU head coach Ed Orgeron to his staff. Considering the magnitude of his personality and presence,