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Ed Orgeron — the legendary “Coach O” — isn’t done yet! After leading LSU to a perfect season in 2019, he’s hinting at a comeback. Whether at LSU or elsewhere, his energy and heart for football are unmatched.
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Ed Orgeron — the legendary “Coach O” — isn’t done yet! After leading LSU to a perfect season in 2019, he’s hinting at a comeback. Whether at LSU or elsewhere, his energy and heart for football are unmatched.
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PC’s PICKS: NCAA Week 1, Part 5
Ed Orgeron's in a nearly impossible position.
Louisiana State wants a winner now, while Orgeron, starting what would be his second full season with the Tigers if the school lets him see it through, has his work cut out for him in making the most with a team that has holes, a cast-off from Ohio State at quarterback and, overall, is one of the most inexperienced young teams in the country.
LSU, a gracious No. 25 in the Associated Press preseason poll, opens tonight against No. 8 Miami at the Deathstar, AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
Will Ed Orgeron see his proverbial seat cool or get scalding hot after #LSU meets #Miami today? Get a #TopWager on #LSUvsMIA here: https://t.co/KhMo33gvQY pic.twitter.com/KFoJqvmRWS
— VegasInsider.com (@TwitVI) September 2, 2018
LOSING THEIR EDGE: If things don't go swimmingly in 2018 for the Tigers, Ed Orgeron's time at Louisiana State may be over sooner than later.
Starting at quarterback for the Tigers will be Joe Burrow, who threw just 39 passes in two years with the Buckeyes in 2016 and 2017 behind J.T. Barrett.
Orgeron and LSU finished a respectable 9-4 in 2017 with a 6-2 mark in the Southeastern Conference. This year, the schedule isn't quite as kind as the Tigers, aside from opening with Miami, LSU faces Auburn and an improved Florida on the road and get Alabama in Baton Rouge, but it's a week where the Crimson Tide come off a bye.
Upstart Miami, back with veteran coach Mark Richt now in his third year, cruised to 10-0 in 2017 before being surprised by Pittsburgh and falling to Clemson in the Atlantic Coast Conference title game.
The Hurricanes have seven starters back on each side of the ball, including senior quarterback Malik Rosier.
They’ve had growing pains together, but UM’s Mark Richt and Malik Rosier ready to roll. https://t.co/EXo5x8e8fX pic.twitter.com/IzGnayIlHw
— Miami Herald Sports (@HeraldSports) September 2, 2018
HURRICANE MALIK: Miami quarterback Malik Rosier and head coach Mark Richt are back for another season, one where expectations are high for the Hurricanes.
Through Saturday night, my picks have gone 28-11-2 in this opening week, with LOCKS going 5-2.
I'll also call this game a LOCK this evening and take Miami and the points (-3.5).