LSU starting Pitchers | Saints WR value targets | Doug Thompson on call | Around the SEC

LSU Baseball sweeps Milwaukee | Sarah Bairstow(Recording)

LSU starting pitchers | Saints WR value Targets | Doug Thompson on call | Around the SEC

LSU baseball sweeps Milwaukee | Sarah Bairstow(Recording)

LSU Baseball opened the season with a statement win, and Host Matt Moscano is breaking down every angle from the Tigers’ Opening Day performance against Milwaukee. From standout moments to early impressions of this year’s squad, Matt sets the tone for what could be a big year at the Box. He’s joined by former LSU star Ryan Theriot, who brings his trademark energy and insight to the recap. Theriot dives into what LSU did well, where they can sharpen up, and how this team stacks up after its first real test of the season. And because it’s Louisiana in February, the conversation doesn’t stop at baseball. Matt and Ryan roll right into Mardi Gras—parades, traditions, and the chaos that makes this time of year uniquely electric.
A perfect blend of baseball breakdowns, LSU nostalgia, and Mardi Gras vibes.

Opening Day has arrived in Baton Rouge, and Host Matt Moscano is ready to fire up LSU fans as the Tigers take the field against Milwaukee. From early-season expectations to the matchups that matter, Matt breaks down everything to watch as LSU launches another promising baseball campaign. He’s joined by former LSU star and two‑time national champion Ryan Theriot, who brings his trademark honesty, energy, and insider perspective. Theriot dives into what this year’s roster brings to the table, how LSU stacks up in the opener, and what fans should look for as the Tigers begin their climb. A mix of Opening Day hype, real baseball insight, and classic LSU storytelling—this episode sets the tone for the season ahead.

Baseball is back in Baton Rouge, and Host Matt Moscano is kicking off LSU’s Opening Day with everything Tiger fans need to know. From early-season expectations to the storylines already shaping the 2026 campaign, Matt sets the stage for another electric year at Alex Box Stadium.
He’s joined by national college sports reporter Ross Dellenger for an in‑depth conversation that goes beyond the diamond. Ross breaks down the latest developments in the Trinidad Chambliss case, offering context, reporting, and insight into how the situation is unfolding and what it means for LSU and the wider college athletics landscape.
It’s a mix of baseball excitement and serious reporting—exactly the kind of conversation that defines the show.

It’s Hour Three of today’s show, and Matt Moscona is joined by Joe Doyle of Over Slot Baseball for a deep dive into the draftable talent on LSU Baseball’s 2026 roster. Which Tigers could hear their names called early in the MLB Draft? Joe breaks down the top prospects, rising names, and what makes this LSU squad so intriguing from a pro scouting perspective. Plus, Musso brings you the latest Olympic Update, hitting the biggest headlines and storylines from around the Games. To close the hour, Matt takes a look at the preseason odds to win the College World Series and the SEC in baseball. Where does LSU stack up nationally? Are the Tigers being properly valued? Matt analyzes the betting markets and what they reveal about expectations entering the season. All that and more in Hour Three of today’s show.

It’s Hour Two of today’s show, and Matt Moscona reacts to LSU’s 2029 season opener against SMU being moved to AT&T Stadium in Arlington. Why does the neutral-site move make sense for both LSU and SMU? Matt breaks down the financial impact, recruiting implications, and what it means for the Tigers’ future scheduling philosophy. Plus, could a recent change on the LSU Board of Supervisors pave the way for a reunion with Will Wade as LSU’s head basketball coach? Matt examines the political and administrative dynamics, what would need to happen for a return, and whether a Will Wade comeback in Baton Rouge is realistic. All that and more in Hour Two of today’s show.

It’s Hour One of today’s show, and Matt Moscona reacts to LSU Baseball announcing its starting rotation less than 24 hours before Opening Day. What does the order tell us about Jay Johnson’s plans, and what should Tigers fans expect this weekend? Plus, if Demario Davis isn’t back with the New Orleans Saints, a very clear landing spot appears to be emerging with the Chicago Bears. Matt explains why Davis is not the linebacker the Saints should move on from and what this situation could mean for New Orleans moving forward. And to preview Opening Weekend of College Baseball, Kendall Rogers joins the show to break down the top matchups, national storylines, and what to watch as the 2026 season gets underway. All that and more in Hour One of today’s show.