Charles Hanagriff and former LSU tight end Richard Dickson break down LSU’s narrow win over Western Kentucky in the final home game of the season. In this week’s Hannycast film study, the guys dig into why the Tigers struggled so badly on offense—from missed assignments and protection breakdowns to questionable play-calling and inconsistent quarterback play from Michael Van Buren.

On the flip side, LSU’s defense continues to play lights out, and Charles and Richard highlight several key plays that kept LSU from dropping what could have been a devastating loss. From Perkins disrupting the edge, to Weeks and Pyburn making game-saving stops, the Tigers’ defense once again carried the load.

Plus:

🔥 Lane Kiffin Update — Charles shares why he believes Lane Kiffin is trending toward becoming LSU’s next head coach once the Egg Bowl wraps. What it means for LSU, the SEC coaching carousel, and how it could reshape the offseason.

🐯 Offensive Line Concerns — With injuries piling up and Oklahoma looming, LSU faces a brutal matchup against the SEC’s top sack unit.

📽️ Film Breakdown — Missed blocks, misreads, RPO looks, pressure packages, and how LSU can improve heading into Norman.

And coming soon: full film evaluation of LSU’s next head coach—likely Lane Kiffin—and what his offense could look like in Baton Rouge.

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