Hour 3: LSU Football is officially back as the Tigers report for fall camp, and Matt Moscona previews the start of a new era under Lane Kiffin.Former LSU tight end Colin Jeter joins the show to break down the Tigers entering camp, explains why he's especially excited about Trey'Dez Green, and shares what the standout tight end could mean for LSU's offense this season.Later, quarterback trainer Jeff Christensen discusses working with LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt and the Tigers' pass catchers during a workout in Dallas. Christensen details what he focused on with Leavitt, what stood out during the session, and why he's encouraged by LSU's receiving corps heading into the season.Matt wraps up the hour by evaluating Saints center Erik McCoy, asking whether he remains one of the NFL's top 10 centers, whether he can stay healthy, and why his play is so critical to the success of the New Orleans offense.

Hour 2: Drew Brees is set to enter the Pro Football Hall of Fame this Saturday, and Matt Moscona is joined by Larry Holder to reflect on Brees' legendary career with the New Orleans Saints, his impact on the franchise, and what this Hall of Fame honor means for one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history.Matt also examines whether LSU could lose both offensive coordinator Charlie Weis Jr. and defensive coordinator Blake Baker after the 2026 season, breaking down the head coaching opportunities that could emerge this offseason.To close the hour, Jake Crain joins the show to preview the SEC football season as fall camps begin across the conference, discussing the biggest storylines, contenders, and what to watch heading into 2026.

Hour 1: LSU's athletic future could be on the verge of a major transformation. Matt opens the show with an inside look at Monday night's LSU donor meeting at the Governor's Mansion, where LSU President Wade Rousse unveiled a plan designed to create perpetual revenue for LSU Athletics.LSU donor Charles Harvey attended the meeting and joins Matt for the first two segments to explain the proposal, why it is not a private equity deal, and how LSU intends to maintain full control while creating a long-term financial model to compete in the new era of college sports.Matt wraps up Hour 1 with the latest update on the Protect College Sports Act, including the expected timeline for a vote and what the legislation could mean for the future of college athletics.

Hour Three: The New Orleans Saints held their first padded practice of training camp, and Ross Jackson joins Matt Moscona with a full report on the biggest standouts, position battles, and takeaways from an important day on the practice field. They also react to the surprising retirement of wide receiver Ja'Lynn Polk and discuss how the Saints move forward without him.Plus, Matt previews LSU's donor meeting at the Governor's Mansion and why it's an important event for the future of the athletic department. To close the hour, Matt examines where Saints rookie quarterback Tyler Shough ranks among NFL starting quarterbacks in terms of point spread value and what that says about expectations for New Orleans this season.

Hour Two: The New Orleans Saints were hit with surprising news as wide receiver Ja'Lynn Polk announced his retirement from football at just 24 years old. Matt Moscona reacts to the unexpected decision, revisits the trade that brought Polk to New Orleans, and explains what his departure means for the Saints' wide receiver depth chart heading into the season.Plus, Matt breaks down the latest betting odds for LSU Football to reach the College Football Playoff, win the SEC, and capture the national championship. Are the Tigers being undervalued, or are expectations right where they should be?

Hour One: Sam Leavitt took another major step in his recovery over the weekend, joining LSU's wide receivers for a private workout in Texas. Matt Moscona explains why the session is an encouraging sign as the Tigers inch closer to the start of fall camp and what it could mean for LSU's offense this season.Plus, LSU Baseball pulled off a recruiting stunner by keeping left-handed pitcher Logan Schmidt in the Tigers' 2027 class after he passed on junior college. Matt breaks down why Schmidt's decision is a huge win for Jay Johnson and how the freshman could fit into LSU's pitching staff in Baton Rouge.

Hour Three: Matt Moscona and Ryan Theriot are back with another edition of The Riot Radio Hour. Ross Jackson joins the show to recap Day 3 of New Orleans Saints training camp, including the return of Chris Olave and the biggest standouts from the first three practices.Then, Matt and Ryan crack open some baseball cards and pull some serious heat before wrapping up the show with another entertaining edition of Ask Ryan.

Hour Two: Matt Moscona welcomes Ryan Theriot for another edition of The Riot Radio Hour. The guys kick things off with Ryan's Letter, discuss the Shohei Ohtani baseball card that sold for more than $10 million, and Ryan delivers another edition of Kick Rocks.Then, the focus shifts to LSU baseball as Matt gets Ryan's take on the Tigers' pursuit of Logan Schmidt. What would Schmidt bring to Jay Johnson's roster, and how important is his recruitment as LSU continues to build for the future?

Hour One: LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt spoke publicly for the first time since arriving in Baton Rouge, and Matt Moscona reacts to everything the Tigers' new signal caller had to say. Why did Leavitt transfer to LSU? What stood out from his first media appearance? And what should fans expect from his first season leading the Tigers?Then, Matt shifts to the New Orleans Saints, breaking down the first comments from head coach Kellen Moore and wide receiver Chris Olave after Olave signed his new contract extension. What does the deal mean for the Saints' offense, and what did both men reveal about the future in New Orleans?

Hour 3: Matt Moscona breaks down the latest developments surrounding the Protect College Sports Act as all four power conferences meet to discuss revisions to the proposed legislation. Then, Sam Spiegelman joins the show to discuss his official Rivals prediction that the nation's No. 1 wide receiver, Easton Royal, will flip his commitment to LSU. Sam explains why he made the prediction now, what he's hearing about Royal's timeline, and where the Tigers stand in the recruitment. Plus, ESPN's Adam Rittenberg joins Matt to recap the biggest storylines from Big Ten Media Days and the future of college football.