Jacob Hester and Matt Flynn recap LSU's come-from-behind win at Auburn as the Fightin' Tigers scored 21 unanswered points to improve to 4-1 on the season. As always, the guys break down plenty of film, available for your viewing pleasure on LSU.GOLD, also previewing the matchup against No. 8 Tennessee on Saturday in Tiger Stadium. Get up early and be heard. It's Saturday Morning in Death Valley.

Garrett Runion of LSU Women's Golf joins this week's edition of Play by Play, presented by The Advocate. Runion, who has been a part of two national championships during his collegiate coaching career, is in his fifth season as the Tigers' head coach. Chris and Kent also recap LSU football's thrilling come-from-behind win over Auburn at Jordan-Hare Stadium on Saturday night.

Welcome to The Real Deal with Taylor Jacobs.

As LSU's Assistant AD of NIL & Strategic Initiatives, Jacobs oversees the NILSU department providing education, branding and opportunity to the student-athletes at LSU, and this bi-weekly podcast will further the discussion surrounding the ever-changing landscape of Name, Image and Likeness in collegiate athletics.

Celine Mangan, Senior Accountant Executive at Altius Sports Partners, joins the latest episode of The Real Deal with Taylor Jacobs, talking all things NILSU, the parnership between LSU and Altius, Geaux Time 2.0, and much more.

On this week's episode of The Brian Kelly Show, LSU football head coach Brian Kelly provides updates on LSU's offensive line, discusses Jayden Daniels' role in the rushing game and Jack Bech's role in the passing game, and previews the Tigers' tilt on The Plains vs. Auburn this weekend. 

It's another week of Hearing Voices. Andy Burcham, the Voice of the Auburn Tigers, stops by to preview LSU-Auburn ahead of Saturday's showdown on the Plains. Burcham began at Auburn in 2016, replacing the late and legendary Rod Bramblett.

Jacob Hester and Matt Flynn recap LSU's 38-0 win over New Mexico, allowing just two first downs and 88 yards total against the Lobos on Saturday night. That's 3-straight victories for the Fightin' Tigers as they look to keep the momentum going at Auburn for their first road test. Plus, as always, a look at some film with Flester.

Keli Zinn, hired in July of 2022 as Executive Deputy AD and Chief Operating Officer for LSU Athletics, joins the show as week's guest on Play by Play. Holding nearly two decades of experience in Power Five athletics, Zinn detailed her decision to call Baton Rouge home after serving in the same role at her alma mater, West Virginia, since 2016. Zinn currently oversees the daily operations of the athletics department, working closely with University leadership, senior athletics administration, and campus and community partners to support and advance the Tigers’ growth and success. Her work will include administrative supervision of all 21 varsity programs, as well as capital projects, revenue generation, strategic initiatives, and more.

Welcome to Where's That Tiger, hosted by L-Club Executive Director Leighann Westfall and former LSU running back and current TAF Director of Athletic Alumni Engagement Justin Vincent. The show's first guest is former LSU quarterback Jordan Jefferson (2008-11), talking his LSU days, the 2011 reunion, his career post-football as a coach and agent, his brother Justin, and more.

On the latest episode of Hearing Voices, Chris Blair travels to the Land of Enchantment to talk with Robert Portnoy, the Voice of the New Mexico Lobos, ahead of Saturday's contest in Tiger Stadium. Portnoy talks about his career in broadcasting and provides an inside look at LSU's next opponent.

Next week, we'll have Auburn play-by-play announcer Andy Burcham before the Tigers travel to the Plains for their first true road game of the season.

Fought like Tigers. Jacob Hester and Matt Flynn recap LSU's 31-16 win over Mississippi State in the SEC opener, scoring 21 unanswered points in the fourth quarter to start conference play 1-0. Plus, a film breakdown of key plays, including the 4th-and-3 conversion from Jayden Daniels to Malik Nabers, propelling a critical late-game touchdown.