Report: LSU Special Team Coordinator Greg McMahon Is Retiring

by TD Staff Reporter

December 7, 20218 Comments

Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY Sports

Brody Miller with The Athletic is reporting that LSU special team coordinator Greg McMahon is retiring after 40 years in coaching.

McMahon was hired by Ed Orgeron in 2017 as a special teams consultant and took over the coordinator position from 2018-2021. During his time at LSU, he was able to land Cole Tracy and Cade York and coached standouts, Zach Von Rosenberg and Avery Atkins.

Prior to his time in Baton Rouge, the 61-yeard old coach was with the New Orleans Saints for 10 years and was the special team coordinator for eight of those seasons.

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Tarpon08

He definitely had some thick skin. So many memories of Sean Payton and Coach O chewing him a new arse hole every time they showed him on the sidelines! That's not to say anything negative about him as a coach. That just comes with the territory of being the Special Team's Coordinator.

Reply•16 months

brewhan davey

What happens to Coach Chris??

Reply•16 months

A_Rational_Tiger_Fan

Great contributor to both Louisiana teams

Reply•16 months

TGK4LSU

In other words, not being retained by Kelly

Reply•16 months

ImBatman

He did a better job once he got to LSU, but he was horrible with the Saints.