Hour Two: Matt Moscona is joined by Chris Hummer of CBS Sports to break down LSU’s transfer portal class and identify a potential sleeper who could make a major impact this season. What positions still stand out? And which addition is flying under the radar? Later, Jay Johnson joins the show to recap LSU Tigers baseball’s first week of the season, evaluate what he’s seen from his club so far, and preview the upcoming trip to Jacksonville. Johnson shares insight on his pitching staff, lineup development and what he expects from the weekend ahead. All that and more in Hour Two.

Hour One: Could Todd Graves one day own the New Orleans Saints? We react to Graves’ recent comments about his desire to purchase a professional sports franchise and what his relationship with Gayle Benson could mean for the future of NFL ownership in New Orleans. Plus, Kendall Rogers joins the show to preview LSU Tigers baseball heading to Jacksonville for a challenging tournament weekend. We break down the matchups, the pitching rotation setup, and the biggest national storylines shaping the college baseball landscape. All that and more in Hour One.

Hour Three: LSU Tigers baseball stays perfect on the young season with a 12-1 win over Nicholls Colonels baseball to improve to 5-0. Matt Moscona recaps the Tigers’ dominant performance and breaks down a stellar debut from freshman right-hander Reagan Ricken, who turned in an eye-opening outing on the mound. Then, Mark Wise joins the show to provide a national perspective on the future of Matt McMahon and the direction of LSU Tigers men's basketball. What are decision-makers weighing, and how is the program viewed beyond Baton Rouge? Baseball dominance and big-picture basketball discussion — all in Hour Three.

Hour Two: Matt Moscona is joined by Jayson Swain to break down the latest surrounding Tennessee quarterback Joey Aguilar, who is headed to the NFL Combine while awaiting a ruling on his eligibility. What’s the outlook for the Vols? Will Tennessee ultimately get its starting QB back? Plus, the conversation shifts to the Saints and a hot-button offseason question: could New Orleans move on from Alvin Kamara? Matt explains why cutting Kamara would make zero sense and what it would really mean for the franchise moving forward. Eligibility drama, NFL Combine implications, and Saints roster reality — all in Hour Two.

Hour One: Is the seat getting hotter for Matt McMahon after another LSU road loss? Matt Moscona breaks down the latest surrounding the future of the LSU basketball program and what’s next for the Tigers as the season winds down. Plus, Ryan Roberts joins the show to preview next week’s NFL Combine. Which LSU prospects are the most intriguing heading to Indianapolis? Who has the most to gain? And what should Saints fans be watching closely? Finally, what will New Orleans do with the No. 8 overall pick in the NFL Draft? We dive into the top possibilities and how the board could shake out. All that and more in Hour One.

Hour Three of the show kicks off with big LSU football news. Matt Moscona reacts to Jake Olsen turning down the Washington Commanders and choosing to remain with the LSU Tigers football. What this means for the Tigers’ defensive staff and recruiting moving forward is broken down in detail. Then, the conversation shifts to the NFL and the New Orleans Saints. Matt lays out the case for why the Saints should sign running back Kenneth Gainwell in free agency, examining fit, opportunity, and team needs. Could he be a game-changer for New Orleans? It’s an hour packed with LSU staff updates, Saints free agency insight, and analysis every Louisiana football fan will want to hear. Subscribe, rate, and review to stay up-to-date on LSU football and Saints coverage.

Hour Two features a loaded lineup of guests and major storylines around LSU Athletics. Matt Moscona is joined by Verge Ausberry to discuss LSU’s new partnership with Woodside Energy and what the deal means for the future of the athletic department. Ausberry also addresses LSU safeties coach Jake Olsen remaining in Baton Rouge and shares insight into the future of men’s basketball head coach Matt McMahon. Later, former LSU great Ben McDonald joins the show to break down LSU Tigers baseball through the first four games of the season. Who’s standing out most? What early trends are worth watching? And how good can this team be? It’s a packed second hour with inside access, analysis, and everything LSU fans need to know. Subscribe, rate, and review for daily LSU coverage.

Hour One of the show kicks off with LSU Tigers baseball staying perfect on the young season after a 10-7 win over the Kent State Golden Flashes baseball to improve to 4-0. Matt Moscona recaps the biggest moments from the victory, highlights the offensive production, evaluates the bullpen performance, and shares his early takeaways as the Tigers continue to build momentum. Plus, a preview of Wednesday night’s matchup against the Nicholls Colonels baseball and what LSU needs to sharpen up moving forward. Shea Dixon joins the show to discuss LSU safeties coach Jake Olsen remaining in Baton Rouge and provides the latest recruiting buzz surrounding the Tigers. To close the hour, we shift to the NFL and discuss whether the New Orleans Saints will use the franchise tag — and what that decision could signal for the offseason. Subscribe, rate, and review for daily LSU and Louisiana sports coverage.

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