Mike Detillier and Herb Tyler go "Inside the Tiger Den" with Jeff Palermo to preview LSU vs, Army.

In this hour of  "Tiger Tailgaitin'" , Mike Detiller and Herb Tyler are joined by Jeff Palermo, host of Tiger Rag radio to preview LSU vs Auburn and share their most memorable LSU vs. Auburn game from the past. 

Mike Detiller and Herb Tyler go "Inside the Tiger Den" with Louisiana Radio Network news & sports director and host of Tiger Rag radio, Jeff Palermo, to preview LSU vs. Auburn. 

In this hour of "Tiger Tailgatin'", Mike Detiller and Herb Tyler is joined by Chris Gordy, host of the "Lock on SEC" podcast, to preview the LSU Tigers vs. Auburn game.

Host of "Locked on SEC" podcast Chris Gordy joins Mike Detiller and Herb Tyler to preview the Auburn vs. LSU game. 

Chris Blair, the voice of the LSU Tigers, joined Mike and Deuce to preview LSU's matchup against Auburn. Blair broke down the Tigers' balanced offense led by star QB Jayden Daniels. He compared LSU's 2023 offense to their championship-winning 2019 offense. 

Wilson Alexander, an LSU reporter for The Advocate, joined Mike and Charlie to preview LSU's week seven matchup vs. Auburn. Alexander evaluated LSU's pass rush under new DL analyst Pete Jenkins. He talked about QB Jayden Daniels, WR Brian Thomas Jr., and LSU's secondary.

In this hour of "Purple and Gold Point After" we hear from Head Coach Brain Kelley after LSU's rough victory over Missouri . Then, Mike Detiller and Herb Tyler look ahead to LSU's face-off against Auburn. 

In this hour of "Purple and Gold Point After", Mike Detiller and Herb Tyler reviews LSU's ugly victory over Missouri, including QB Jayden Daniels' gutsy performance after taking a shot to the ribs and Logan Diggs carrying the bilk of the load for the LSU Tigers.

Mike and Herb are joined by Chris Gordy from Locked on SEC podcast to discuss Alabama at Texas A&M as the line continues to drop, Mizzou's defensive kryptonite that LSU could attack, Mizzou's resume isn't as impressive as their 5-0 record makes it seem but could they be a potential threat for the SEC?