Hour Three of the show continues LIVE from the Paul “Bear” Bryant Awards in Houston as Matt Moscona is joined by guests from across college football to wrap up the night.Virginia head coach Tony Elliott joins Matt to discuss his program, his coaching journey, and the importance of the Bear Bryant Awards in celebrating college football leadership. Former LSU National Champion Rodney Reed stops by to break down this year’s Bryant Awards, share his perspective on the honorees, and reflect on LSU’s championship standard. College football analyst Russ Mitchell joins the show to recap the CFP National Championship, offering insight into the title game, key moments, and what it means for the future of the sport.It’s a strong Hour Three featuring coaching insight, championship analysis, and college football conversation straight from one of the sport’s premier events.

Hour Two of the show is packed with LSU football news and big-name guests as Matt Moscona reacts to another major transfer portal win in the SEC.Matt breaks down Lane Kiffin striking again in the portal as LSU lands the No. 1 EDGE prospect, Princewill Unmanmielen, and provides the latest update on the Tigers’ pursuit of offensive tackle Jordan Seaton. Former Tennessee head coach Phillip Fulmer joins Matt to reflect on his coaching career, including a loss to LSU he calls the worst of his career, and shares stories from his time in Knoxville. The hour wraps up with new UCLA head coach Bob Chesney, who joins the show to discuss his path to the Power Five and his vision for the Bruins moving forward.It’s a loaded Hour Two featuring portal reaction, recruiting updates, and in-depth conversations with college football coaching legends and rising leaders.

Hour One of the show is LIVE from the Paul “Bear” Bryant Awards in Houston as Matt Moscona is joined by several college football head coaches to break down the biggest topics in the sport.Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire joins Matt to discuss navigating the transfer portal, how college football can fix its broken calendar, and his unique journey through the coaching ranks. Vanderbilt head coach Clark Lea stops by to talk about the turnaround at Vanderbilt, building a program in the SEC, and his early days as a college baseball player. Kennesaw State head coach Jerry Mack joins the show to discuss his coaching journey, facing Indiana this season, and recruiting former LSU quarterback Rickie Collins through the transfer portal.It’s a loaded Hour One featuring candid conversations, insight from the coaches, and college football discussion straight from one of the sport’s premier award events.

Hour Three features Mike Triplett joining Matt Moscona to break down the New Orleans Saints re-signing safety Justin Blackmon, what it means for the secondary, and how it fits into the team’s broader offseason plans. The discussion also looks ahead to upcoming Saints free agent decisions, potential roster moves, and what to expect as free agency approaches.The show continues with Aaron Murray, who stops by to discuss LSU’s quarterback room and expectations heading into year one under Lane Kiffin. Murray shares his perspective on the Tigers’ QB options, development, and what success could look like early in Kiffin’s tenure.From NFL offseason strategy to SEC quarterback play, Hour Three delivers insight into two pivotal storylines for Louisiana football fans.

Hour Two features new LSU safety Mason Dossett, who joins Matt Moscona to discuss his decision to transfer to the Tigers and what drew him to Baton Rouge. Dossett explains how he sees himself fitting into Blake Baker’s defense, his role in the secondary, and what excites him most about the upcoming season.The show continues with Lane Kiffin addressing his first two months on the job, offering insight into LSU’s approach to the transfer portal and a closer look at the depth and versatility of the Tigers’ portal class.From player perspective to coaching vision, Hour Two provides an inside look at LSU football’s roster build and defensive identity moving forward.

Hour One of the show dives into the latest buzz surrounding Colorado offensive tackle Jordan Seaton and whether the No. 1 tackle in the transfer portal is trending toward LSU. Matt Moscona breaks down the most up-to-date intel on the Tigers’ pursuit and what it could mean for LSU’s offensive line heading into next season.Shea Dixon joins the show to continue the transfer portal conversation, including a look back at Lane Kiffin’s busy week in the portal, what moves Ole Miss has already made, and what could still be coming as the window continues.From portal strategy to SEC ripple effects, Hour One sets the stage for a pivotal week in college football recruiting and roster movement.

Hour Three: Matt Moscona reacts to LSU landing two new commitments over the weekend as the Tigers continue their hot streak in both the transfer portal and high school recruiting. Matt explains how LSU has built a surplus of money to spend in the portal and what that means for future roster moves. Plus, final thoughts and reaction to the College Football Playoff National Championship Game between Indiana and Miami.

Hour Two: Matt Moscona is joined by new LSU wide receiver Jackson Harris, who discusses his decision to transfer to LSU, getting early work in with the Tigers’ quarterbacks, and his college football journey so far. Plus, Bill Bender joins the show from Miami to preview tonight’s College Football Playoff National Championship Game, breaking down the key matchups and storylines between Indiana and Miami.

Hour One: Matt Moscona breaks down the latest developments for LSU football in the transfer portal, focusing on what you need to know about the Tigers’ final two targets: offensive tackle Jordan Seaton and EDGE Princewill Umanmielen. Where does LSU stand, and what could each addition mean for the roster moving forward? Plus, Matt reacts to a wild NFL Divisional Round weekend, recapping the biggest games, moments, and storylines from around the league.

Hour Three of the show features The Riot Radio Hour as Matt Moscona is joined by Ryan Theriot for an in-depth discussion on how third-party NIL works in the revenue-sharing era of college sports. The guys break down what’s changed, how collectives and outside partners now operate, and what it means for schools, athletes, and fans moving forward.Plus, Ryan gives his initial thoughts on the 2026 LSU baseball team, including early roster outlook, expectations, and what to watch as the program looks ahead.