LSU DL Coach Dennis Johnson Is In Wheelchair After Injuring Both Knees Playing Basketball
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August 1, 201921 Comments

LSU Sports - Chris Parent (@chrisparent)
LSU head coach Ed Orgeron met with the media on Thursday and announced that defensive line coach Dennis Johnson injured both his knees playing basketball and is in a wheelchair.
Orgeron said the Johnson will not be able to coach on the field this season but that the team has secured an NCAA waiver that will allow analyst and former USC defensive line coach Kenechi Udeze to step into Johnson's role.
Graduate assistant Christian LaCouture will also step up, Orgeron said.
Udeze came to LSU's staff in April after spending that last three seasons as USC's defensive line coach before he was let go in November by Clay Helton.
Orgeron was Udeze's defensive line coach 2001 to 2003.
Orgeron said the Johnson will not be able to coach on the field this season but that the team has secured an NCAA waiver that will allow analyst and former USC defensive line coach Kenechi Udeze to step into Johnson's role.
Graduate assistant Christian LaCouture will also step up, Orgeron said.
Udeze came to LSU's staff in April after spending that last three seasons as USC's defensive line coach before he was let go in November by Clay Helton.
Orgeron was Udeze's defensive line coach 2001 to 2003.
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