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National champion coach wants Trump 'more involved' in NIL regulation: 'Our sport is getting killed'

December 16, 2025

Former LSU coach Ed Orgeron has called for increased involvement from President Donald Trump in regulating Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) in college sports, claiming that the current environment is detrimental to the sport. Orgeron, who led LSU to a national championship, expressed concern over the significant changes in college athletics since the introduction of NIL policies.

National champion coach wants Trump 'more involved' in NIL regulation: 'Our sport is getting killed'

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Ed Orgeron wants Trump to take a more active role in NIL regulation.
Orgeron believes college sports are suffering due to current NIL policies.
He won a national championship at LSU with Joe Burrow as a key player.
Trump previously signed an executive order regarding college sports.
The impact and details of Trump's executive order remain unclear.

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National champion coach wants Trump 'more involved' in NIL regulation: 'Our sport is getting killed'

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National champion coach wants Trump 'more involved' in NIL regulation: 'Our sport is getting killed'

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