Ed Orgeron claimed his 15-0 LSU team, led by Joe Burrow, Ja'Marr Chase and Justin Jefferson, ranks as the best college football team ever assembled in any era.

The LSU Tigers are in a world of shock this college football season after having NCAA national championship aspirations before their campaign fell apart, but now that the SEC school has fired head coach Brian Kelly there are more questions than before when it comes to the program.

On Wednesday, ESPN Radio’s Evan Cohen asked Orgeron if he would go back to LSU. Orgeron stated he would be back in a heartbeat. “I’d love to,” Orgeron said. “Are you kidding me? I’m one phone call away. I just gotta get in my truck, I could be there today.”

LSU and athletic director Scott Woodward are finalizing his separation from the school in the wake of coach Brian Kelly's firing and criticism from Gov. Jeff Landry, sources confirmed Thursday night to The Advocate.

It's been quite a week for LSU, with football coach Brian Kelly and athletic director Scott Woodward now gone. Interim AD Verge Ausberry told reporters Friday everything will be fine.

Woodward has come under fire after football coach Brian Kelly was fired and would be owed more than $50 million.

Woodward, a Baton Rouge native and LSU alumnus, began his tenure as athletic director in April 2019. His departure comes just a week after LSU fired head football coach Brian Kelly, marking another major change within the athletic department.

Verge Ausberry was appointed as the interim Athletics Director at LSU, in an abrupt announcement Thursday night. Scott Woodward and LSU parted ways Thursday, after a week of controversy surrounding Brian Kelly's firing.

On Sunday Night, Ja'Marr Chase signed a massive contract extension, meaning LSU's 2019 roster has inked deals worth over a billion dollars.