by
5 Comments
Brett Davis-USA TODAY Sports
LSU's Ed Orgeron was named one of six finalists for the Ed Munger Collegiate Coach of the Year Award on Monday.

The Award is given annually to the coach that shows "devotion to ethics in athletics, and his commitment to education."

Orgeron, who was named AP SEC Coach of the Year on Monday, has led the Tigers to perfect 13-0 record and wrapped up the SEC Championship and the No. 1 seed in the College Football Playoffs this past weekend.

Orgeron is joined by Ryan Day (Ohio State), PJ Fleck (Minnesota), Matt Rhule (Baylor), Lincoln Riley (Oklahoma) and Dabo Swinney (Clemson) as the other finalists for the award.

The winner of the Award will be announced on Jan. 3, 2020.

Filed Under: LSU Football

Comments

5 Comments
user avatar
I would think Ed O is the presumptive favorite.
Reply48 months
user avatar
If O doesn't sweep every single COY award they are meaningless.
Reply48 months
user avatar
Ed ain’t got time for this he is busy recruiting. :)
Reply48 months
user avatar
We're gonna beat their arse in recruiting!
48 months
user avatar
LSU was given a 2% chance to go undefeated through the SEC Championship, Coach O deserves this award and its not even close.
Reply48 months
Popular Stories