There's a sense of relief for most college football coaches once preseason practice starts.
No longer do they have to worry, for the most part, that their players have too much unscripted time on their hands so they can do something stupid to run afoul of the law.
Nope, once fall camp opens - fall being a misnomer since temperatures are in the 90s - a head coach's biggest concern is his team's health.
Unless you're LSU's Ed Orgeron.
In week one of preseason practice, Orgeron had to deal with the following:
On Aug.