Wikipedia Pranksters Make Awesome Edit To Ed Orgeron's Page After LSU's Massive Win Over Alabama
By Michael Luciano
LSU hiring Ed Oregeron as head coach was a move that was widely mocked when it happened, as the general consensus was that he is not the caliber of coach that should be leading a blue blood program.
Now that Orgeron managed to lead LSU to a No. 1 ranking and an upset of Nick Saban and Alabama in Tuscaloosa, those haters are noticeably silent. His Wikipedia page was in dire need of a refresh after last night, too, and some genius perfectly described what a masterful job of coaching Orgeron concocted last night.
Never change, Wikipedia pic.twitter.com/GEsmJRdadW
— Mike Luciano (@TheRealLuc3) November 10, 2019
Les Miles almost never did that.
Orgeron has reinvented himself as the coach at LSU, going 34-9 during his time in Baton Rouge. His experience with Pete Carroll at USC helped change his coaching methods, and he is making magic happen with Joe Burrow and the Tigers.
Ed Orgeron was the wrong hire.
— Cody Worsham (@CodyWorsham) November 10, 2019
Justin Jefferson was a 2 star who teammates thought was a walk on.
Clyde Edwards-Helaire was too small.
Lloyd Cushenberry wasn’t good enough for LSU.
Joe Burrow was OSU leftovers.
Never underestimate an underdog with a chip on his shoulder
Orgeron had his fair share of doubters, but he's more than proved everyone wrong, as he orchestrated a win in one of the greatest games in college football history and now leads the best team in the country.