In this episode, we sit down with former LSU football recruiting staffer Jordan Arcement for an in-depth interview following his decision to join powerhouse agency Athletes First. Arcement reflects on his time in Baton Rouge, what led to the move, and how it could influence the Tigers' recruiting strategy going forward. But the discussion doesn’t stop there—we take a big-picture look at the evolving world of college athletics, including the growing role of NIL, agency involvement, and what revenue sharing might mean for programs across the country. It’s a candid conversation about change, impact, and the future of the game.

LSU’s headed to Omaha, and we’ve got the stars to prove it. Kade Anderson, Jared Jones, and Steven Milam join the show to break down their postseason run, what it means to rep the Tigers on college baseball’s biggest stage, and how the squad is gearing up for the College World Series. Then we pivot to the gridiron, where the Saints bring in former Rams and Vikings running back Cam Akers for a minicamp tryout. Could he be a sneaky addition to the Black and Gold backfield? It’s all on the table in today’s Bayou-flavored breakdown.

It’s a jam-packed episode as the Saints open minicamp and Ross Jackson breaks down all the action from Day One — standout performers, key storylines, and what it all means heading into the summer. Then, Shea Dixon swings by with the latest buzz from the LSU recruiting trail: who’s trending, who’s visiting, and what’s next for the Tigers’ 2025 class. Finally, we shift to the diamond as LSU baseball assistant Josh Jordan is reportedly in the mix for the head coaching job at Duke. What would his departure mean for the Tigers? We cover it all.

Could a shutdown corner be headed to the Big Easy? The Saints are reportedly eyeing All-Pro CB Jaire Alexander, and we’re breaking down the potential blockbuster move—what it would take, how he fits the scheme, and what it means for the secondary. Then former LSU standout and college baseball analyst David Dellucci joins the show to recap a thrilling Super Regional round and preview the Tigers’ path in Omaha. From standout performances to what LSU must do to survive the gauntlet, Dellucci brings the heat. And finally, Jay Cicero of the Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation stops by to unpack the economic boom headed NOLA’s way with Super Bowl LIX. We’re talking over a billion-dollar impact—and how it could reshape the city beyond just football Sunday. Free agency fireworks, College World Series dreams, and a Super Bowl-sized windfall—it’s all happening in Louisiana.Otter Locks wraps the show.

The Saints are kicking the tires on a new deep threat. Gabe Davis, fresh off four productive seasons in Buffalo, visits New Orleans—so what does that mean for the WR room, and how would he fit in the offensive scheme? We break down the pros, cons, and cap implications of a potential signing. Then it’s off to the diamond, where LSU baseball is Omaha-bound once again. Their opening draw? SEC rival Arkansas. We dive into the Tigers’ path through the College World Series, key players to watch, and why this might be one of the most evenly matched CWS fields in years

LSU is Omaha-bound! After a gritty comeback win over West Virginia, the Tigers punch their ticket to the College World Series, and Baton Rouge is buzzing. We break down the key moments from the Super Regional and what it means for Jay Johnson’s squad going forward. Plus, with Jameis Winston's future in flux, could the Saints pull off a reunion? Cam Jordan’s public pitch has fans speculating, and we’re digging into what it would take—and whether it makes sense. And finally, a shake-up in LSU football: Director of Player Development Jordan Arcement is heading for a new challenge. We discuss what it means for the Tigers in an era where NIL and recruiting never sleep.

From elite pitching matchups—Kade Anderson and Anthony Eyanson vs. Griffin Kirn and Jack Kartsonas—to lineup shakeups and momentum swings, we dive deep into what each team brings to the table. Can LSU’s power bats stay hot, or will WVU’s small-ball style and clutch arms steal the spotlight? Plus, we give our series predictions and what it’ll take for the Tigers—or the Mountaineers—to punch their ticket to the College World Series.

In hour two of After Further Review, Matt is joined by Ryan Theriot for The Riot Radio Hour. We begin with Ryan's Letter and Kick Rocks. The guys discuss a Yankees fan recently putting Derek Jeter's Mr. November home run ball up for auction. Ask Ryan wraps the hour.

Matt Moscona dives into LSU's Super Regional series against West Virginia. We break down the elite pitching matchups—Kade Anderson and Anthony Eyanson vs. Griffin Kirn and Jack Kartsonas—and explore the lineup tweaks that could tip the scales. Can LSU’s power bats stay hot against WVU’s crafty arms? Then we shift to the trenches: Saints lineman Trevor Penning opens up about his move to left guard, why he thinks it suits his aggressive style, and how it could reshape New Orleans’ offensive line. It’s a full plate of postseason pressure and preseason promise. Musso wraps the hour with Tigers in the Pros.

D1Baseball’s Kendall Rogers joins the show to preview an action-packed Super Regional weekend—who has the edge, and what matchups should fans watch closely? Plus, Kat Terrell breaks down the final day of Saints OTAs, highlighting key takeaways and lingering questions. And could the Saints’ next quarterback already be on the Cleveland Browns roster? We explore the possibilities and what it could mean for New Orleans’ future under center. Otter Locks wraps the show.