Paul Finebaum discusses names to watch for LSU job
Now that it has been made official that LSU and head coach Ed Orgeron are parting ways at the end of this season; the question on everyone’s mind is who will replace him. There are many names out there of potential candidates and on his podcast on Sunday, ESPN’s Paul Finebaum discussed those options with co-host Matt Barrie.
A NAME IN THE WIND
“Bruce Feldman from The Athletic reported the other day, that there was some interest in Mel Tucker. And as you said it seems like Mel Tucker changes his job every year. You know he was at Colorado for a year. Would he leave Michigan State? He was a finalist for the Tennessee job by the way when Jeremy Pruitt got it, think about that. Why Mel Tucker? He was an assistant for Nick Saban at LSU and they really liked him. Just saying it’s a name that I think will get some run,” said Finebaum on Sunday.
Tucker had a one-year stint with the Tigers back in 2000 as the defensive back coach. Since then, he has had a multitude of positions at both the college and professional levels. His two most recent stints were head coaching positions at Colorado and Michigan State. Tucker is currently the head man for the Spartans. Read more https://www.on3.com/college/lsu-tigers/news/paul-finebaum-discusses-names-watch-lsu-tigers-job-mel-tucker-jimbo-fisher/?utm_source=social&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=sec_country&fbclid=IwAR2X-HoGc94mDSCYFXfNwizZWj3dnrKEwvF_Q1GxIvAMfaZyJFjTQJ79xyM
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