The Ed Orgeron Show presented by Hancock Whitney - an hour-long weekly radio show with the LSU Football Head Coach - airs live on the LSU Sports Radio Network from 7-8 p.m. CT each Wednesday during LSU Football season. Have your question asked on the air, and listen live on LSUsports.net or the LSU Sports Mobile App.

This week's show included a preview of the 2020 season opener on Oct. 10 at Missouri. The show airs live from TJ Ribs on Acadian Thruway in Baton Rouge, La.

LSU got an improved quarterback, a breakout running back, and a returning star on defense Saturday. What did that fix, and what does it affect moving forward?

Hester and I break down those questions and more, including the right way to prepare your toothbrush for optimal dental cleaning.

We also start setting the mood for Florida Hate Week and try, in vain, to keep the weather at bay for Saturday's kickoff with Mizzou.

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(Note: this episode was recorded before the SEC's announcement that LSU's game against Missouri would be moved to Columbia for an 11 a.m. kickoff Saturday).

LSU Head Coach Ed Orgeron addresses the media at his weekly virtual press conference (18:50). Prior to coach joining, Voice of the Tigers Chris Blair and Sideline Reporter Gordy Rush look back at the Vanderbilt game and preview this week's game against Missouri.

LSU Sixty, a program highlighting events and topics involving the athletic department, airs from 6-7 p.m. CT on Sundays this fall.

The one-hour show, hosted by Bill Franques, is a weekly production containing football game recaps and interviews with LSU personalities. The show airs on Sundays in the fall, and it may be heard statewide on affiliates of the LSU Sports Radio Network, including Talk 107.3 FM in Baton Rouge.

This week, The Voice of the Commodores Joe Fisher stops by to preview the LSU Football at Vanderbilt game. They talk X’s and O’s, broadcasting games remotely, and rubbing shoulders with country music superstars.

LSU's season opening loss to Mississippi State produced some surprise performances, good and bad. Ahead of the Tigers' trip to Vanderbilt this weekend, Cody and Jacob break down what needs fixing and what can be built on. 

The Ed Orgeron Show presented by Hancock Whitney - an hour-long weekly radio show with the LSU Football Head Coach - airs live on the LSU Sports Radio Network from 7-8 p.m. CT each Wednesday during LSU Football season. Have your question asked on the air, and listen live on LSUsports.net or the LSU Sports Mobile App.

This week's show included a preview of the 2020 season opener on Oct. 3 at Vanderbilt. The show airs live from TJ Ribs on Acadian Thruway in Baton Rouge, La.

LSU Head Coach Ed Orgeron addresses the media at his weekly virtual press conference (18:30). Prior to coach joining, Voice of the Tigers Chris Blair and Sideline Reporter Gordy Rush look back at the Mississippi State game at preview this week's game at Vanderbilt.

That wasn't pretty. But there's a lot to talk about. 

LSU's 44-34 defeat to open the 2020 season revealed a lot of weaknesses and a few things to build around. We talk about the broader impact of football's return, the bad news on the Tigers' struggles to get going offensively and get stops defensively, the good news on the offense's second half adjustments and the defense's takeaways, and where things go from here. 

LSU Sixty, a program highlighting events and topics involving the athletic department, airs from 6-7 p.m. CT on Sundays this fall.

The one-hour show, hosted by Bill Franques, is a weekly production containing football game recaps and interviews with LSU personalities. The show airs on Sundays in the fall, and it may be heard statewide on affiliates of the LSU Sports Radio Network, including Talk 107.3 FM in Baton Rouge.

The show begins with a look back at the highlights of Saturday's LSU football season opener versus Mississippi State, featuring the calls of the "Voice of the Tigers," Chris Blair. LSU Executive Deputy Director of Athletics Verge Ausberry joins the show to discuss the beginning of football season and the measures LSU Athletics has employed to ensure the safety of its student-athletes during the pandemic. Sunday's show also includes an interview by Jeff Palermo with LSU football assistant head coach and wide receivers coach Mickey Joseph. LSU Sixty concludes with a look back at SEC football results from the weekend and a preview of programming coming up on the LSU Sports Radio Network.