Dang. That's a lot of energy.
It is a wonder that any human being can maintain such a high level of enthusiasm over the course of 365 days (aside from maybe Nick Swisher), but Orgeron may have just revealed the secret to his never-ending rations of energy: Monster Energy drinks. Orgeron gave up chocolate, Diet Coke and energy drinks for Lent.
Asked about his energy drink consumption, Orgeron took a brief second to think about his consumption habits before replying "when I'm drinking them, I may go eight to 10". Per day. Here's the clip from ESPN's Dan Le Batard show.
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After LeBatard explains to Ed that he's anxious his "face is going to explode" the football coach responds that "if we're gonna do something here at LSU we're gonna do at full speed, my man".
That certainly puts Orgeron toward the top of the college football coach energy drink consumption power rankings. Orgeron just moved ahead of West Virginia's Dana Holgorsen and UNC's Larry Fedora in my post-spring power rankings. The daily recommended value of sugar intake for men is 36 grams, which means that eight cans is 12-times more sugar than the average man should consume in a day. With the helpful Caffeine Informer, we can determine how much caffeine Orgeron is drinking, depending on which type of Monster energy drink he prefers.
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