Hour One: Matt Moscona kicks off LSU-Clemson game week with a deep dive into why this year's Tigers are better prepared for the season opener than in any of Brian Kelly’s previous three starts. Plus, Matt reacts to the Saints still not naming a starting quarterback as preseason winds down, and breaks down the first wave of roster cuts made on Monday. Packed with insight, analysis, and that signature edge — it’s a loaded first hour you don’t want to miss.

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In Hour Three, it’s time for The Riot Radio Hour as Matt Moscona is joined by Ryan Theriot. The guys react to Brian Kelly’s eye-opening revelation that LSU has spent $18 million on its 2025 roster. What does that say about the state of college football — and LSU’s approach under Kelly? Plus, with the Saints’ final preseason game on deck, Matt and Ryan break down what they’ll be watching and which players have the most to prove. All that and more in Hour Three of Friday’s show.

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In hour two of today's show Matt Moscona is joined by Ryan Theriot. Ryan spends the first segment trying to lobby his way into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame. Ryan's Letter is an ode to the old Cracker Barrel. Next, Ryan takes us through this week's edition of Kick Rocks.

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In Hour One of today’s show, Matt Moscona dives into the SEC scheduling conversation following Herb Vincent’s comments on Off the Bench this morning. Why does the nine-game conference schedule debate always seem to start with Alabama? Matt breaks down the politics behind the process and what it means for the rest of the league. Plus, the Commanders trade running back Brian Robinson — what does that mean for the Saints’ backfield and roster outlook?

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The Saints make a move, trading for Broncos wide receiver Devaughn Vele — Matt Moscona is joined by Mike Triplett to break down what the acquisition means, Spencer Rattler’s start in the preseason finale, and how the 53-man roster could take shape as final cuts approach. What moves might still be coming for New Orleans? Plus, with the SEC edging closer to a 9-game schedule, Matt weighs in on who LSU’s three permanent opponents should be once the new format is locked in.

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The SEC is one step closer to officially adopting a 9-game conference schedule — Matt Moscona breaks down the latest report and what it means for the future of the league. Then, 247Sports’ Chris Hummer joins the show to explain why he’s picking LSU to win the SEC in 2025. What makes the Tigers a title contender? Who else could crash the party? Matt and Chris also preview the rest of the conference, including key storylines, breakout players, and potential surprises across the league.

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The New Orleans Saints make a move, trading for Broncos wide receiver Devaughn Vele — Matt Moscona breaks down what it means for the offense and whether running back could be the next position addressed. ESPN’s Seth Wickersham joins the show to discuss his new book American Kings: A Biography of the Quarterback, including a deep dive into LSU's Colin Hurley. Tulane running back Maurice Turner stops by to talk about the upcoming season, and Lee Sterling wraps up the show with his top betting picks for Week 0 of the college football season.

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Matt Moscona is joined by Russ Mitchell for a full preview of the 2025 SEC football season — from surprise teams to his pick to win the conference. Who’s built to take the crown, and who might disappoint? Later, Zach Greenwell from LSU stops by to discuss the evolving landscape of college athletics, including how schools are navigating the balance between traditional revenue sharing and modern NIL opportunities. A must-listen for SEC fans and anyone watching the future of college sports unfold.

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Matt Moscona dives into the latest developments in the Saints' quarterback competition and explains why New Orleans should seriously consider adding a veteran presence to the room. Taylor Jacobs joins the show to break down the shifting NIL landscape at LSU and what it means for athletes and fans alike. Plus, Sean Fazende checks in live from Day 18 of Saints camp with the latest on position battles, standout performers, and where things stand heading into the final stretch of preseason. Packed episode — don’t miss it!

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On today’s episode, Matt Moscona reacts to Brian Kelly’s recent comments about the strides LSU’s special teams have made heading into the 2025 season. Is the improvement real or just preseason optimism? Plus, Mary Claire Logue joins the show to break down NILSU Max — what it is, how it works, and what it means for student-athlete endorsements at LSU. Don’t miss this deep dive into two key storylines shaping the Tigers' future on and off the field.

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