Former LSU Tigers head coach Ed Orgeron shared his thoughts on Notre Dame’s Marcus Freeman, and it was very positive.

Former LSU football coach Ed Orgeron is ready to return to the sidelines after being retired for the last four years. The 64-year-old recently went on Barstool Sports ' "Pardon My Take" show, and said for the first time in a while, he's gotten the "itch" to come back to coaching.

Ed Orgeron led LSU to a 5-5 record in the 2020 season and began the 2021 season 4-3, which led the Tigers to part ways with him.

Former LSU football head coach Ed Orgeron mulls a return to the sideline. Here are six potential landing spots if he decides to get back in the game.

Lane Kiffin appears on nearly every NFL vacancy list, which continues to fuel speculation about a future transition in Oxford. Orgeron’s first stint with the Rebels from 2005-07 ended poorly on the field, but he maintained strong ties with Mississippi high school coaches and influential boosters.

Many Americans start to ponder retirement when they turn 64. Not LSU coaching legend Ed Orgeron. Having turned 64 just last month, on July 27, Orgeron, who left the game after the 2021 season, is mulling a return.

Ed Orgeron has not coached since his 2021 dismissal, but the former LSU coach who won a national championship is getting the itch.

Former LSU Tigers football coach Ed Orgeron said Arch Manning, not Garrett Nussmeier, is the closest thing he's seen to Joe Burrow.