Ed Orgeron has changed LSU’s perception nationally in a captivating way

We’ve gone from a consistently struggling offense that the media described as “the Stone Age” to being the talk of ESPN, College Gameday, and any other interview on ESPN platforms that I’ve seen. If we were getting these recruits before, I couldn’t imagine how recruits feel about playing for us now after this positive press. Miles was killing this program, and you could tell with Feleipe said he wanted to play for a “real offense” and Brandon Harris saying “you smart” when Tyron Johnson transferred out. Things were getting bad. The same media that defended Les is now saying how bad his offense was.

Orgeron, especially when he is winning, is a likable personality, and he is addressing his weaknesses and shows he learned from his past mistakes when he answers questions honestly in his pressers. It’s a breath of fresh air from the previous regime where nobody knew what Les was trying to say or what he was thinking.

Someone on SEC rant described him as a Cajun Dabo Swinney. I think he’s going that direction and is doing significantly better than other new coaches like Pruitt, taggart, etc. I’m glad to have him right now and hope this year meets the expectations. We’re on our way.