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LSU recruiting insider Shea Dixon joins Matt Moscona for his weekly recruiting update, breaking down the biggest storylines surrounding the Tigers' 2027 class. Shea discusses where LSU stands in its pursuit of Texas commit Easton Royal, what it will take to flip the talented prospect, and how the Tigers are positioning themselves as recruiting heats up.The conversation also looks ahead at what's next for Brian Kelly and the LSU staff, including key remaining targets, the overall outlook for the class, and how Lane Kiffin and Ole Miss fit into the recruiting landscape. Shea provides the latest intel and insight on one of the most important stretches of LSU's recruiting cycle.

Nick Saban doesn't believe a national championship is a realistic expectation for LSU year one  under Lane Kiffin, and Matt Moscona has a very different perspective.Matt reacts to Saban's comments, explains where he disagrees with the legendary coach, and breaks down why he believes LSU is capable of competing for a College Football Playoff berth and a national title under Kiffin. Is Saban's assessment fair, or is he overlooking what LSU can become?

TJ Dottery sits down with Matt Moscona to discuss his offseason, expectations, and the road ahead. Plus, Cole Cubelic shares his thoughts on LSU, the biggest SEC storylines, and what to expect from the conference this season.

Day 4 SEC Media Days – Hour Two: TJ Dottery discusses his role and expectations for the upcoming season. Plus, Locked On SEC host Chris Gordy breaks down the biggest Media Days storylines, and JD Pickell shares his take on the SEC's top contenders and what to watch this season.

Day 4 of SEC Media Days features Lane Kiffin at the podium, plus exclusive interviews with LSU TE Trey' Dez Green and Mississippi State QB Kamario Taylor. Matt Moscona breaks down the biggest headlines, team outlooks, and key storylines shaping the upcoming SEC football season.

Matt Moscona is live from SEC Media Days with a special guest: ESPN's Marty Smith.Marty takes us behind the scenes of one of college football's most unforgettable coaching sagas—Lane Kiffin's flirtation with LSU and the whirlwind Thanksgiving weekend that had the sport on edge. Smith recounts his firsthand reporting from Oxford, the atmosphere surrounding Ole Miss, and the frantic race to the airport in hopes of catching Kiffin before he left town. It's an inside look at the rumors, reporting, and reality from someone who lived the story as it unfolded.Plus, Moscona and Smith discuss the latest storylines emerging from SEC Media Days and what they mean for the upcoming college football season.

College football analyst Brooks Austin joins Matt Moscona from SEC Media Days to break down some of the biggest storylines heading into the 2026 college football season.Austin explains what makes Lane Kiffin's offense one of the most difficult schemes to defend in college football and discusses why it continues to give SEC defenses problems. He also shares his thoughts on quarterback Sam Leavitt, the potential impact of LSU tight end Trey'Dez Green, and whether the Tigers have what it takes to earn a spot in the College Football Playoff this season.

Five-star-plus wide receiver Monshun Sales is headed to Indiana instead of LSU. What does that mean for the Tigers' wide receiver room and the future of Brian Kelly's recruiting class?Matt Moscona breaks down why missing on Sales isn't the end of the story, how LSU's current and future depth at wide receiver factors into the equation, and what the decision means for the Tigers' pursuit of elite receiver Easton Royal.Is LSU still in position to build another championship-caliber receiving corps? Matt examines the roster, recruiting strategy, and what's next for one of the program's most important position groups.

LSU Football has announced four new future non-conference opponents, but the biggest headline isn't who the Tigers will play—it's when. Two of the newly scheduled games are set for Week Zero, a move that could have major implications for LSU's future scheduling strategy and the direction of college football.Matt Moscona breaks down why LSU is embracing Week Zero, what it could mean for television exposure, recruiting, and the SEC schedule, and why this announcement may signal a much bigger shift for the sport than fans realize.If you've seen the schedule release, here's what you need to know about why these Week Zero games matter.

LSU has officially sent a letter to Congress opposing the Protect College Sports Act, and Matt Moscona explains why the university's stance makes sense amid the rapidly changing landscape of college athletics. What does LSU's opposition mean for the future of NIL, revenue sharing, and college sports governance? Plus, Matt reacts to Ross Dellenger's latest report that the senators behind the legislation are now in "deal mode" with the SEC and Big Ten, negotiating amendments that could help the bill gain enough support to pass.