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Leonard Fournette Says It Was Ed Orgeron's Decision For Him To Miss Bowl Game
by TD Staff Reporter
April 12, 201726 Comments

Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports
Sports Illustrated's Pete Thamel recently sat down with former LSU running back Leonard Fournette who revealed that it was Ed Orgeron's decision, not his, to sit out against Louisville in the Citrus Bowl.
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He played in just seven of LSU’s 12 games, hobbled throughout his junior season by an ankle sprain. In the end he averaged an impressive 6.5 yards per carry, but his performances were feast or famine: 284 yards against Ole Miss, 35 against Alabama. In late September, LSU fired Miles. The Tigers finished 7–4, and at season’s end Fournette announced that he would skip the Citrus Bowl to rehab his ankle injury and prepare for the draft. Fournette would later say that interim coach Ed Orgeron was the one who made that call—and, in retrospect, Fournette says he appreciates Orgeron’s choice. “I’m kinda happy he made the decision for me because I wasn’t helping the team,” says Fournette. “I cried about it, but some people were made to tell you what’s right and wrong.”
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