Should Leach hire Orgeron as recruiting coordinator?

Dawgbite

Heisman
Nov 1, 2011
9,815
11,135
113
Doesn't matter. I can give you about 17 million reasons why he wouldn't come here.
 

Leeshouldveflanked

All-American
Nov 12, 2016
14,591
9,725
113
He ends up at BAMA if he stays with College. I figure he sits out a year or two or does some NFL assistant coaching.
 

prdubya

Freshman
Nov 29, 2017
180
87
28
Not so sure about that… on the one hand he’s a great recruiter, on the other hand he brings a LOT of baggage and could outshine the program / school (and not always in a good way…)

Plus, as mentioned previously, $17M May cool his appetite to work very hard. Even easier to pick up bayou dames with a natty and $17M if you didn’t ever want to work again.
 

harrybollocks

Redshirt
Oct 11, 2012
610
1
0
He's rich and he'd never come here because we don't pay big bucks for a recruiting coordinator. And, I predict, some unsavory things are gonna come out that make him untouchable for a while to everyone not named Lane Kiffin and Ole Miss.
 

Mobile Bay

All-Conference
Jul 26, 2020
4,242
2,184
113
Word is coach O has a two year exclusionary clause in his contract. Meaning he cannot be involved in football for two years in any way shape or form.
 

kired

All-Conference
Aug 22, 2008
7,116
2,482
113
He's 60 years old. He may coach till the day he dies, but if I were him I'd take that $17-million and enjoy life away from football.
 

johnson86-1

All-American
Aug 22, 2012
15,127
5,668
113
He's 60 years old. He may coach till the day he dies, but if I were him I'd take that $17-million and enjoy life away from football.

I think he actually enjoys football and even recruiting. I think the biggest issue is going to be whether he wants to come back and work for somebody else after having a taste of being the man. If he does, I would not be shocked to see him as a position coach again in the NFL or even a recruiting coordinator and position coach in college. Or hell, just a volunteer coach in high school (this might actually be what I put money on). On the other hand, he may have had enough of a taste of the good life that he's not going to be willing to report to anybody again.
 

Smoked Toag

Redshirt
Jul 15, 2021
3,262
1
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I think he actually enjoys football and even recruiting. I think the biggest issue is going to be whether he wants to come back and work for somebody else after having a taste of being the man. If he does, I would not be shocked to see him as a position coach again in the NFL or even a recruiting coordinator and position coach in college. Or hell, just a volunteer coach in high school (this might actually be what I put money on). On the other hand, he may have had enough of a taste of the good life that he's not going to be willing to report to anybody again.
That's why seeing him at ULL wouldn't shock me, as RupertRuxin said. I can't see him going backwards at 60 years old. This is assuming he wants to keep coaching.

I mean he's got 2 options:

1 - Go to ULL or similar (I mean could be Tulane or Tech), and seeing if his CEO strategy can work there, and help build them up. This is obviously if he wants the challenge.

2 - Sit back, take his money, and just be an influential personality in and around Baton Rouge. Just be an LSU fan and advocate. Every once in a while go check out your statue, etc. He will be loved forever if he does this.
 

Drebin

Heisman
Aug 22, 2012
22,409
27,128
113
Word is coach O has a two year exclusionary clause in his contract. Meaning he cannot be involved in football for two years in any way shape or form.

18 months, to be exact. And he also has to make four "personal appearances" on behalf of the university over that time.
 

johnson86-1

All-American
Aug 22, 2012
15,127
5,668
113
That's why seeing him at ULL wouldn't shock me, as RupertRuxin said. I can't see him going backwards at 60 years old. This is assuming he wants to keep coaching.

I mean he's got 2 options:

1 - Go to ULL or similar (I mean could be Tulane or Tech), and seeing if his CEO strategy can work there, and help build them up. This is obviously if he wants the challenge.
I am assuming that nobody that can afford to pay him to hire good coordinators is going to want him and that no G5 school is going to be dumb enough to think he can be the x's and o's of the operation.

2 - Sit back, take his money, and just be an influential personality in and around Baton Rouge. Just be an LSU fan and advocate. Every once in a while go check out your statue, etc. He will be loved forever if he does this.
And that very well may be the best bet. He can still do football camps and stuff to get his football fix. It just won't be the same as being in the lockerroom, but once some time has passed, he may be welcome to sort of pop in and be on the fringe of that if he has a good enough relationship with the then head coach.
 

horshack.sixpack

All-American
Oct 30, 2012
12,050
9,242
113
This is a joke, right? He's being dismissed for off the field crap as much as on. We don't need to deal with that.
 

Eleven Bravo

Junior
Aug 31, 2018
625
283
63
He may have to keep working. From what I understand his ex wife gets half of the $17 million. That’s “only” $8.5 million, and a bad boy like Eddie O spends a lot on swag. Boats and hoes and all that..
 
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