Frank Wilson, the wide receivers coach at Tennessee, is being considered for an opening on the LSU football staff, reports Glenn Guilbeau, who covers the Tigers for Gannett Louisiana News. Wilson is in line to replace LSU running backs coach Larry Porter, who left to become the head football coach at Memphis. Wilson, a New Orleans native, was up for an LSU assistant coaching job in 2003, back when he was the head coach at O. Perry Walker High School. Since then, he's been a running backs coach at Ole Miss and Southern Mississippi, and became a Volunteer this year. "LSU coaches with Louisiana ties have been few and far between," writes Guilbeau. "Wilson's ties to talent-rich New Orleans and throughout the Southeast would greatly benefit LSU's recruiting efforts."