Ed Orgeron joins "Unsportsmanlike" and talks about what type of coach LSU should target and if he'd be interested in returning to Baton Rouge as an assistant.

The LSU coaching search has begun after the Tigers fired former head coach Brian Kelly on Sunday night. Matt Leinart already has the perfect replacement in mind: LSU’s former national championship-winning head coach Ed Orgeron.

Tyree's mother, Barbara, met Kelly and his wife Paqui a few times over the years and only had nice things to say about the LSU coach and his wife. "They are amazing people," Barbara said. "They're very nice people."

Arkansas already fired head coach Sam Pittman. Bobby Petrino is leading the Razorbacks in the meantime and is considered a candidate to land the full-time gig. Whoever takes the reins will be looking to build a recruiting staff familiar with SEC territory. Few fit that description better than Orgeron.

Things may have unraveled quickly in his final two seasons, but LSU finished ranked in the AP Top 25 in each of the first three years of Orgeron's full-time tenure. He's also a high-level assistant with defensive coordinator stints at some of the top programs in the country on his résumé.

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