In a recent interview with Jacques Doucet of WAFB, Orgeron confirmed he is ready to get back into coaching. In 2021, he was let go of his coaching duties at LSU with a buyout slightly less than $17 million. Orgeron was also contractually prohibited from coaching in the SEC for 18 months.

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Things may have unraveled quickly in his final two seasons, but LSU finished ranked in the AP Top 25 in each of the first three years of Orgeron's full-time tenure. He's also a high-level assistant with defensive coordinator stints at some of the top programs in the country on his résumé.

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