In Hour One, we dive into LSU’s early preparations for the Texas Bowl as Frank Wilson meets with the media to break down which Tigers will be available against Houston. We also welcome Shea Dixon to recap LSU’s early signing period, highlight key additions to the 2025 class, and preview what’s next for the Tigers in the transfer portal. Tune in for roster updates, recruiting insights, and everything you need to know as LSU gears up for bowl season.

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Hour Three: Matt Moscona reacts to LSU being selected for the Texas Bowl for the second straight year, explaining why the matchup with Houston and the destination itself make more sense than fans may realize. Former Saint Scott Shanle joins the show to break down the growth of Tyler Shough and whether the Saints may have finally found their franchise quarterback. Shanle also highlights several young Saints players who are developing at an encouraging rate and could shape the team’s future.

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Hour Two: Matt Moscona breaks down the official College Football Playoff field, reacting to the committee’s decision to put Alabama and Miami in over Notre Dame. Did the CFP committee get it right? ESPN’s Peter Burns joins the show to give his take on the SEC Championship Game and the final playoff selections. Matt also dives into LSU news as cornerback Ashton Stamps enters the transfer portal, discussing what his departure means for the Tigers’ secondary moving forward.

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Hour One: Matt Moscona reacts to the breaking news that Blake Baker is staying at LSU as the Tigers’ defensive coordinator and what his return means for the program moving forward. Matt also breaks down the New Orleans Saints’ 24-20 road win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and discusses whether Tyler Shough has shown enough to be considered the Saints’ franchise quarterback. Plus, Matt gives his thoughts on the two LSU Tigers entering the transfer portal and what their departures signal for the roster.

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In Hour Three, Matt Moscona and Ryan Theriot wrap up The Riot Radio Hour with a full slate of predictions and analysis. The guys pick every college football conference championship game, breaking down matchups and giving their best plays for the weekend.

Next, Matt and Ryan turn to the NFL with their Saints vs. Bucs predictions ahead of Sunday’s crucial divisional matchup. Finally, the hour closes with a full reset of LSU’s finish to the early signing period, including key signees, surprises, and what it means moving forward.

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In Hour Two, Matt Moscona is joined by Ryan Theriot for another entertaining edition of The Riot Radio Hour. They kick things off with Theriot’s hilarious and fiery Letter to Ole Miss, followed by a fresh round of Kick Rocks, where nothing and no one is safe.

The guys also dive into the latest buzz surrounding Lane Kiffin’s staff at LSU, offering their reactions, insights, and plenty of laughs along the way.

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In Hour One, Matt Moscona breaks down a massive day for LSU Football as the Tigers close the 2026 early signing period with a historic defensive haul. Matt reacts to LSU landing No. 1 overall player Lamar Brown along with two additional Top-100 defensive linemen, solidifying one of the strongest classes in recent program history.

Then, Matt shifts to the latest coaching news, including Tulane’s pursuit of LSU defensive coordinator Blake Baker and where things stand with the Tigers’ push to hire Elijah Robinson as their next defensive line coach.

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Hour Three: Matt Moscona dives into the latest on LSU defensive coordinator Blake Baker, who has suddenly become the clear favorite for the Tulane head coaching job. Matt breaks down what this means for LSU, how serious the Green Wave’s interest is, and what the Tigers’ next steps could be if Baker departs.

Later, Mike Triplett joins the show to unpack the biggest storylines for Saints–Bucs, including the matchups, injuries, and trends that will shape this crucial NFC South showdown.

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Hour Two: Matt Moscona breaks down the latest Saints–Bucs injury report, including a new addition for New Orleans that popped up on Thursday and could impact Sunday’s matchup.

Then, Sam Spiegelman joins the show to preview the early signing period for LSU, including why Friday could be a major day for the Tigers on the recruiting trail.

To close Hour Two, Matt, Paul, and Musso share what they’re watching in football this weekend, from the Saints’ divisional showdown to key college matchups that could shape the postseason picture.

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Hour One: Matt Moscona dives into a big day in LSU Football.

5-star defensive lineman Richard Anderson’s paperwork is officially in, and Matt breaks down what his signing means for LSU during the early signing period.

Then, Matt reacts to the news that LSU GM Austin Thomas will not be retained by new head coach Lane Kiffin. What led to the move, and how does it reshape LSU’s personnel department?

Matt closes Hour One by looking ahead to what’s next for the Tigers under new GM Billy Glasscock, and how the transition could impact recruiting and roster management moving forward.

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