Ed Orgeron
Ed Orgeron
Edward Orgeron, Jr. is an American college football coach. Orgeron served as the head football coach of the Ole Miss Rebels from 2005 to 2007 and was the interim head coach for the USC Trojans in 2013. Prior to that, Orgeron was one of the highest paid assistant coaches in college football, with an annual salary of $650,000. His nickname is Coach O. On January 14, 2015, he was named Defensive Line Coach at LSU...
ProfessionCoach
Date of Birth27 July 1961
CityLarose, LA
chance michael obvious robert
Robert had his chance, ... He may have his chance again, but right now, I feel Michael Spurlock is the better quarterback. It was obvious tonight.
defense hopefully mentally physically ready run spell
Physically he's ready to play, but mentally he's not, ... Patrick Willis is going to have to play most of the snaps. Hopefully we can spell him once in a while, but Robert's not ready to run our whole defense yet.
against ball designed hit last offense run
Our offense is designed to run against eight-man fronts, and we just didn't get it done, ... We're going to have to take the opportunities to hit the long ball downfield too. They were there last week, and we just didn't hit them.
given picking routes stop time totally
He was picking it up and was given just enough time for the routes to come open. I don't know if you're going to totally stop him.
guy key percent stop
He was 99 percent of our focus, ... He's the key to the game. You're not going to completely stop a guy like that.
kick missed ready
He is back and ready to go. That is why he didn't kick for us, because he missed all of preseason camp. So we need to find out about him this week.
kick missed ready
He is back and ready to go, ... That is why he didn't kick for us, because he missed all of preseason camp. So we need to find out about him this week.
assistant channels coach football heard proper time
I just know that we did the right thing, ... We called an assistant coach and said that we heard that football may not be going on at Tulane, and we would like to go through the proper channels when the time comes.
dwell learning losing move positives
I like to do a lot of learning during a win. But losing is a part of football. It is where we are at. We have to learn from this loss, take the positives and move on and not dwell on the negatives.
best build continue handle job mostly positive prepared program ready ship steered team
I prepared to handle it the best way I could for my team and for my school. And I thought I did that. I was really disappointed in the loss, but mostly disappointed in myself. By getting the team ready to play, it is my job to keep this ship steered right, and I am going to do that in a positive way. We will continue to build a championship program here.
biggest heart loves might player recruit sell tremendous
I had to do a big sell job. He's a tremendous player with the heart of a lion. But he might have been the biggest recruit we had. He just loves Ole Miss.
deep exactly good learns trust
He's really a good athlete. He's exactly what we thought he would be when we recruited him. The more he learns the defense, the more we'll be able to trust him back there on the deep ball.
ball pocket protection run threw
He operates well, threw the ball well. He's more of a pocket passer who can run our protection and run our systems.
create nose
If I could create a nose tackle, it would be him.