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Ed Orgeron Gives Honest Explanation About The Bo Pelini Interview Process
by TD Staff Reporter
July 19, 202123 Comments

Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports
During SEC Media Days on Monday, Ed Orgeron gave an honest explanation about how he interviewed former LSU defensive coordinator Bo Pelini.
Pelini was hired after the 2020 National Championship season to replace Dave Aranda. LSU and Pelini parted ways last December after just one season.
quote:
Q. You talk about doing your homework and hiring the new coaches, and you kind of mentioned this on the Zoom call back in the spring, but maybe a clarification. The coaches you hired in 2020, did you interview all of them or part of them? I'm just trying to get -- you weren't clear when you talked about that.
ED ORGERON: There were some interviews that were not face to face. There were some hires that were made. I know the guy, he knows me, let's talk about it. Hey, this is what we're going to run, stuff like that.
When I hired Boyd, it was not a formal interview. That's probably what you're asking. I believed in him, and it just didn't work. I said I would never do that again. Every one of these guys, I interviewed them in person. I had a long interview with them, specific questions that I asked, things that I maybe should have asked or shouldn't have.
If I'd have interviewed Bo Pelini face to face, I would have still hired him. There would have been no question about that because of his reputation and because of the guy I knew. There's no question about that.
Pelini was hired after the 2020 National Championship season to replace Dave Aranda. LSU and Pelini parted ways last December after just one season.
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