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Lane Kiffin made headlines this week for his comments about the recruiting issues he faced when he was at Ole Miss.

Former LSU coach Ed Orgeron, who was also head coach at Ole Miss from 2005-'07, was on WWL Radio SportsTalk with Bobby Hebert this week and confirmed Kiffin's assessment:
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"Yea, it was there, no question," Orgeron told WWL's Mike Detillier. "I mean, they had a history there of, you know, racism and Colonel Reb, but you know what, when we got there, the kids that we had were treated good and they had success, but we did face it in recruiting and they still have that stigma, but look, they overcame it. They got some great players. They’ve had success, graduated, went on to the NFL."

"I think that stigma is always going to stay with them," Orgeron continued, "just like other schools have a stigma, but that is definitely there at Ole Miss.”
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Juan Betanzos45 min
The topic goes back decades. Ole Piss had to change their identity…..LSU has never had to change Coach O is backing up Lane, not bc they’re friends, but bc they both know it is accurate.
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This feels like a tallest midget competition when we're talking about racism in the south.
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YMCA18 min
I feel like there's a reason they went to the bear and shark mascot.
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epicopt11644 min
Why would coach O lie? Ole Piss sucks!!!
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TouchdownTony1 hour
LSU just keeps piling on. I guess if you’re gonna go you go all in. Poor folks in MS don’t know what to do right now.
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NewMoneyTrash54 min
what are you even saying
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nismosao47 min
You realize Orgeron does not work for LSU any longer, correct? He is just affirming what Kiffin stated. Nobody is going all in dweeb.
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