Ed Orgeron

Ed Orgeron admitted in a Zoom call that he didn't interview members of his 2020 LSU coaching coaching staff.

Alabama needs to play LSU, and LSU needs to play Alabama.

According Brody Miller of The Athletic, Ed Orgeron believed that most of the LSU football team has already caught COVID-19. The Tigers had a widely publicized outbreak in the summer time but no other hard numbers have been reported. Orgeron is hopeful that his players do not catch it a second time.

The LSU Tigers are dealing with it in their program as The Advocate reported that the Tigers are down to only four active offensive lineman as they make their way through the second week of fall camp. To make matters worse LSU is replacing three offensive lineman to the NFL.

Bo Bounds of ESPN's 105.9 The Zone joined The Game with Ryan Fowler and gave his thoughts on why the decade-long dynasty of Nick Saban's Crimson Tide is coming to an end.

Mike Detillier of "The Big" 870 WWL in New Orleans joined The Game with Ryan Fowler give his thoughts on the the upcoming NFL Draft season and LSU's future.

Former Crimson Tide offensive lineman Barrett Jones joined The Game with Ryan Fowler and discussed how Alabama will prepare mentally and physically for LSU with all the pressure surrounding the game.

Chris Landry of LandryFootball.com joined The Game with Ryan Fowler and discussed how Nick Saban's noncommittal stance on Tua Tagovailoa's injury is an intelligent gameplan ahead of the LSU game.

Mike Detillier of WWL 870AM joined The Game with Ryan Fowler to discuss Tua Tagovailoa and the impact his injury will have on his mobility, the LSU contest, and his NFL Draft stock.

LSU head coach Ed Orgeron provides his key for competing in the SEC West.