In hour one of After Further Review, Matt reacts to the scary injury to the Pelicans' Brandon Ingram. We recap the LAB Prestige Awards. The Saints lost a free agent WR to the Eagles. Matt reacts. Musso wraps the hour with Tigers in the Pros. 

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In hour three of After Further Review, Matt previews the weekend in the SEC with Kendall Rogers from D1Baseball.com. Andrew Lopez joins the show to discuss if the Pelicans are legitimate NBA Title contenders. Matt gives you the Pros and Cons of the Saints potentially signing Odell Beckham Jr. Otter Locks wraps the show. 

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In hour two of After Further Review, Matt reacts to the news of Kayden Proctor entering the transfer portal and potentially returning to Alabama. Mike Triplett joins the show to talk the Saints next moves in free agency. Musso wraps the hour with Tigers in the Pros. 

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In hour one of After Further Review, Matt begins to preview LSU's CWS rematch vs. Florida this weekend at The Box. We react to the Saints bringing back safety Jonathan Abram, and explore the possibility of them signing Justin Simmons. Matt goes around the SEC.

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In hour three of After Further Review, Matt welcomes Momma Scone on the show for this year's March Madness Bracket Challenge. We react Garrett Nussmeier's comments about expectations in 2024. Musso plays Pluckers Trivia. Otter Locks wraps the show. 

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LSU baseball bounced back with a vengeance, defeating Louisiana Tech 11-1. Despite some pitching issues, the offense dominated early, led by Moon shot homers. Coach Jay Johnson praised the team's improvements and aggressive play. The lineup showcased defensive prowess, highlighting players like Melazzo and Kling. Cam Johnson's effective pitching marked a positive development for the team's future.

LSU basketball coach Kim Mulkey discusses the team's preparation after the SEC tournament, providing updates on injured players. She praises Haley for adapting to the point guard position and shares her thoughts on potential matchups. Mulkey previews the upcoming game against Rice and reflects on her successful coaching career and special gifts received.

Wilson Alexander from the Advocate discusses LSU football's spring practice. Garrett Nussmeier's leadership mentality stands out, focusing on team cohesion. Colin Hurley, the true freshman, shows physical maturity. At wide receiver, Karen Lacey leads, while Chris Hilton and Kyle Parker impress. New coaches, Bo Davis and Blake Baker, make their presence known, with Corey Raymond's return welcomed by players. Defensive pecking orders emerge at cornerback, with Ashton Stamps and Javier Tobiano leading. The spring game will offer a closer look at player development.

Musso wraps the hour with Tigers in the Pros. 

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LSU's men's basketball season ended with a disappointing loss to North Texas in the NIT. Despite efforts to push the tempo, LSU fell short, with North Texas dominating in paint points and rebounds. Coach Matt McMahon praised his team's resilience but aims for NCAA next year, buoyed by significant improvements this season.

Bill Connelly from ESPN discusses the College Football Playoff expansion and suggests blending human subjectivity with computer objectivity, akin to the BCS era. He proposes a formula comprising poll rankings and analytics to select playoff teams, aiming for fair representation and less committee bias.

Chase Young signed with the Saints, initially seen as a steal, but later revealed to have a neck procedure. Contract details show bonuses tied to game availability. With six edge rushers, including Young, questions arise about the draft and roster cuts, potentially impacting Peyton Turner's future with the team.















Taylor Calandro joins the show to close the hour with Bourbon Dictionary. 

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LSU faces North Texas in the NIT, a rematch from earlier in the season when LSU won amidst challenges. Matt McMahon acknowledges both teams' growth since then. LSU aims to control the tempo against North Texas' slow pace. Basketball airs on Eagle 98.1, while baseball airs on 100.7 the tiger concurrently.

LSU secures its 11th commitment for the 2025 class with Tyler Miller, an interior offensive lineman from Mississippi. Miller chose LSU for its welcoming environment and the chance to focus on his senior season. Standing at 6'5" to 6'6" and around 310-320 lbs, Miller aims to contribute his upper body strength and footwork. He values the genuine connection with Coach Brad Davis. While initially playing tackle, he's open to any position that gets him on the field. LSU's winning tradition and opportunity for personal growth influenced his decision. Despite tough competition, Miller looks forward to contributing to LSU's talented recruiting class.

LSU gears up to face Louisiana Tech, with coach Jay Johnson highlighting their experienced players and solid coaching staff. Despite LSU's defensive lineup adjustments, Paxton Cling remains essential for his elite center fielding. LSU prioritizes pitching, defense, and lineup experimentation for postseason readiness. The lineup features Bingham, Wilbert, Jones, Stravinsky, Pearson, Braswell, Milam, Cling, and Milazzo.
















Otter Locks wraps the show. 

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Mel Kiper's latest mock draft reflects significant changes due to free agency, particularly in quarterback movements. Notably, with Kirk Cousins joining the Atlanta Falcons and Russell Wilson to the Pittsburgh Steelers, it solidifies the draft strategy for certain teams. Kiper predicts Caleb Williams as the top pick for the Bears, while other quarterbacks like Jayden Daniels and Bo Nix find their potential landing spots. With multiple quarterbacks likely off the board before the New Orleans Saints' pick at 14, there's anticipation for a valuable player to be available. Kiper's projection of Oluf Fashanu to the Saints aligns with one commentator's dream scenario, emphasizing the importance of addressing the offensive line despite past draft decisions. Overall, the draft landscape promises intrigue and opportunity for teams like the Saints amidst the quarterback shuffle.

Lee Feinswog joins the show to talk sports and beer. 

Willie Green prepares the Pelicans to face the Nets tonight, aiming to capitalize on Brooklyn's struggles. Despite Dyson Daniels being out, the team's depth remains an advantage. Green emphasizes focusing on one game at a time amidst the playoff race. The Pelicans' recent success, particularly in third quarters, reflects their attention to detail and execution. With Daniels nearing return, Green anticipates bolstering the team's lineup further.

Musso wraps the hour with Tigers in the Pros.

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Chase Young, former number two overall pick, joins the New Orleans Saints on a one-year deal worth $13 million, fully guaranteed. Excitement surrounds his arrival as he aims to contribute to the team's success and return to the playoffs. Despite a neck procedure expected to sideline him into training camp, the Saints are optimistic about his potential impact. While some concerns arise from his injury history, the signing aligns with the team's strategy and addresses a positional need. Young's presence alters the team's draft plans and signifies a commitment to winning culture and tradition in New Orleans.

Shea Dixon provides insights on LSU's recruiting success, particularly in securing Tyler Miller, a highly touted offensive lineman from Mississippi. Miller's commitment adds to LSU's impressive 2025 class, which includes several top-ranked players at their positions. Brad Davis's coaching approach and local ties contribute to LSU's recruiting prowess. While offensive recruits dominate, defensive recruiting is gaining momentum with new coaching staff additions. Shay highlights potential defensive commits in the near future but suggests offensive line commitments may continue to lead the way due to positional needs and ongoing recruitment efforts.

LSU gymnasts Aleah Finnegan and Konnor McClain discuss their training schedules and upcoming competitions, including the SEC Championships and potential Olympic trials. Finnegan reflects on her NIL deal with Gordon and her journey to the Olympics representing the Philippines, while McClain shares her aspirations for the US Olympic team. Both gymnasts highlight the rigorous training and the transition from collegiate to elite gymnastics. With a focus on maintaining peak performance, the LSU gymnastics team aims for success in the postseason, including a shot at the national championship.

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