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Gordon McKernan joins Matt Moscona on After Further Review to discuss his relationship with Lane Kiffin, the newest additions to the G Team, and tomorrow’s eligibility hearing in Baton Rouge. Gordon shares his thoughts on the latest developments surrounding the hearing and looks ahead to what could be next.

Former NFL quarterback Sean Salisbury joins Matt Moscona to break down LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt and what the Tigers are getting from the Arizona State transfer. Sean shares his evaluation of Leavitt, his strengths, what he needs to prove, and what LSU fans can expect from him this season.

Matt and Sean also look ahead to LSU’s highly anticipated season opener against Clemson and discuss the challenges facing the Tigers as they begin the Lane Kiffin era.

What does the data say about LSU Football’s chances in 2026? Matt Moscona breaks down more than 1 million simulations from Bill Connelly’s SP+ model and what they reveal about the Tigers’ season ahead.

Matt looks at LSU’s projected chances to make the College Football Playoff, how far the Tigers could advance, and whether Lane Kiffin can lead LSU to a national championship in his first season in Baton Rouge. How much should LSU fans trust the numbers?

LSU senior linebacker Whit Weeks joins Matt Moscona for an in-depth conversation ahead of the Tigers’ season opener against Clemson. Weeks discusses being awarded LSU’s prestigious No. 7 jersey and what the honor means to him heading into the 2026 season.Weeks also previews the highly anticipated matchup with Clemson, talks about the potential for pro players to be added to LSU’s roster, and addresses the possibility of returning to Baton Rouge for a fifth season.

Shea Dixon joins Matt Moscona to break down a massive recruiting weekend for LSU Football as Clemson comes to Baton Rouge. Five-star prospects Easton Royal and Ahmad Hudson are both expected on campus, and Shea provides the latest on where LSU stands with both elite recruits.Plus, the guys look ahead to several major 2028 recruiting targets who could be on campus this weekend and discuss what could be a huge opportunity for Brian Kelly and LSU to make an impact on some of the nation’s top prospects.

Dae’Quan Wright sits down with Matt Moscona to discuss his unusual path from the NFL back to college football and his efforts to join LSU. Wright shares his perspective on the Louisiana TRO, why he wants to play for the Tigers, and what it’s like navigating the uncertainty surrounding his eligibility.

Wright also looks back on his time with Lane Kiffin at Ole Miss and explains how his skill set could translate to Kiffin’s LSU offense as the Tigers prepare for the season opener against Clemson.

LSU center Braelin Moore joins Matt Moscona for an in-depth conversation ahead of the Tigers’ season opener against Clemson. Moore discusses earning the prestigious No. 18 jersey, his journey and college career, preparing for Clemson, and what LSU fans can expect from Lane Kiffin’s offense. Moore also shares his perspective on the upcoming season and his role at the center of LSU’s offense.

Can the SEC actually expel LSU? Matt Moscona breaks down the latest reports and chatter surrounding potential SEC discipline of the Tigers over former NFL players returning to college football. What authority does the SEC have, what penalties could LSU face, and how serious is the threat to the Tigers program? Matt reacts to the latest developments and explains what it could all mean for LSU and the SEC.

Attorney Tony Clayton joins Matt Moscona with a major update in the fight for college football eligibility. Clayton confirms he has filed an amended Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) naming the SEC and commissioner Greg Sankey as defendants in the case involving 33 student-athletes.Clayton explains why the SEC’s new eligibility rule is unlawful, what the amended TRO means for the case, and the next steps toward potentially securing eligibility for multiple LSU athletes for the 2026 season through a court order.This is the latest development in a rapidly moving legal battle that could have major implications for LSU, the SEC, and college football.

LSU defensive lineman Junior Tuihalamaka is eligible and will play for the Tigers. In this segment, sports agent Noah Reisenfeld joins Matt Moscona to explain Tuihalamaka’s eligibility situation, what makes his case different, and the process that led to the decision.Reisenfeld provides insight into the NCAA and SEC eligibility process and confirms that Tuihalamaka will be available for LSU as the Tigers prepare for the upcoming season.