In Hour One, Matt Moscona reacts to LSU Basketball’s blowout loss to Arkansas and breaks down what it means for Matt McMahon and the future of the program. Is this just a tough night in SEC play, or a sign of deeper issues? Matt dives into where things stand, what needs to change, and the big-picture outlook for LSU moving forward. Then, former LSU pitcher Will Hellmers joins the show to preview Opening Day for the Tigers. Hellmers shares insight on the starting rotation, key arms to watch, and what excites him most about this year’s team as LSU begins its new season.

Hour Three of the show features Matt Moscona joined in studio by LSU freshman offensive lineman Ryan Miret. The guys dive into Miret’s decision to flip his commitment from Ole Miss to LSU, his relationship with the coaching staff, where he fits along the offensive line, and what his first month on campus has been like. Plus, we wrap up the hour with a preview of LSU vs. Arkansas on the hardwood and what to watch for in the matchup.

Hour Two of the show features former LSU wide receiver Chris Hilton joining Matt Moscona to discuss his preparation for the NFL Draft, including the unique experience of playing in a record four all-star games and what he’s aiming to show scouts. Plus, we break down the preseason odds for the NFC South and what the New Orleans Saints must do to win the division. Matt also continues his preview of LSU baseball as Opening Day approaches, with key storylines to watch heading into the season.

Hour One of the show kicks off with Lane Kiffin making yet another staff addition at Ole Miss, as former LSU linebacker Greg Penn joins the Rebels as a defensive analyst under Blake Baker. Matt Moscona reacts to the move and what it means for both programs. Plus, Shea Dixon joins the show in his weekly spot to break down some of the top recruiting targets for LSU in the Class of 2027 and what’s already standing out early in the cycle.

Hour Three of the show begins with Matt Moscona being joined by former LSU standout Todd Walker to preview SEC Baseball as game week arrives, breaking down storylines to watch and expectations around the league. Then, Matt looks back at his Super Bowl interview with Roman Harper and reacts to comments Harper made about Lane Kiffin, offering perspective on what was said and why it matters moving forward.

Hour Two of the show features Matt Moscona diving into the importance of linebacker TJ Dottery joining Lane Kiffin at LSU, and how Dottery’s personal journey highlights why this move matters for the Tigers both on and off the field. Later, Ross Jackson joins the show to break down what potential trade compensation for Derek Carr could look like for the New Orleans Saints, including picks, players, and how a deal might reshape the roster moving forward.

Hour One of the show kicks off with Matt Moscona breaking down the Seattle Seahawks’ win in Super Bowl LX, recapping the biggest moments, key performances, and what the championship means for the league moving forward. Plus, new reports suggest Derek Carr could be returning to the NFL, with the Minnesota Vikings and Las Vegas Raiders emerging as potential landing spots. What would a Carr comeback mean for the New Orleans Saints, who still hold his contractual rights? Matt explains the scenarios, implications, and how this could impact the Saints’ future plans.

Hour Three wraps up the week live from Radio Row at Super Bowl LX as Matt Moscona is joined for two segments by former New Orleans Saints safety Roman Harper. Harper breaks down his role in the famous “ambush” onside kick in Super Bowl XLIV, shares his thoughts on Drew Brees entering the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and discusses the state of the current Saints roster. The conversation also touches on Lane Kiffin, leadership in today’s game, and how winning culture is built at both the college and NFL levels. To close the show, Matt gives his final pick for Patriots vs. Seahawks in Super Bowl LX, wrapping up a full week of coverage from Radio Row. Saints history, Super Bowl insight, and final predictions — all in Hour Three with Matt Moscona.

Hour Two of the show continues live from Radio Row at Super Bowl LX as Matt Moscona welcomes Dan Dakich, who shares incredible stories and memories of legendary basketball coach Bobby Knight, including what made Knight such a unique and influential figure in college basketball. Former LSU baseball player and Hollywood stuntman Michael Papajohn joins the show to discuss a new documentary chronicling his remarkable career, from playing college baseball to becoming one of the most recognizable stunt performers in film and television. The hour also features a conversation with Zack Oliver, who stops by to talk about his project aimed at reviving the Backyard Sports video game franchise, the inspiration behind the comeback, and what fans of the classic games can expect. National guests, pop culture, sports nostalgia, and Super Bowl LX coverage — all packed into Hour Two with Matt Moscona, live from Radio Row.

Hour One of the show continues live from Radio Row at Super Bowl LX as Matt Moscona reacts to Drew Brees being elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame as a first-ballot selection. Matt shares his thoughts on Brees’ legacy, impact on the game, and what the honor means for Saints fans and Louisiana football. Michelle Smallmon of ESPN Radio joins the show from Radio Row to discuss Super Bowl week storylines, media buzz, and the biggest narratives surrounding the game. Matt is also joined by Mike Dussault of Patriots Unfiltered to break down the LSU players currently on the New England Patriots roster, their roles on the team, and how they’ve developed at the NFL level. Live reactions, national guests, and Super Bowl LX coverage — all in Hour One with Matt Moscona.