In hour one of OTB, we set the table for LSU baseball as the Tigers get ready to face Indiana and the rest of the Jacksonville tournament field. We also recap LSU women’s basketball picking up a big win over Ole Miss last night, then shift gears to college football news as Georgia once again finds itself in the headlines with players arrested for reckless driving.

In hour three of OTB, we kick things off with Big Deal or No Big Deal, debating some truly important topics—like whether iguanas belong on pizza. Chef Michael Johnson joins us for another round of Munchies, the crew gets into some Olympic conversation, and we close out the show with Ask the Bench.

In hour two of OTB, we break down the Saints’ running back room and discuss what pieces they should be looking to add moving forward. We also react to the surge in LSU season ticket requests—now up to 44,000 since Lane Kiffin was named head coach. Bill Bender joins us to talk college basketball, and we close out the hour with a look at Oklahoma softball.

In hour one of OTB, we recap LSU baseball’s win over Nicholls and what stood out from the Tigers on the diamond. We also take a look at CBS Sports’ projection of the top 10 offenses in college football and discuss where LSU fits into that conversation.

In hour three of OTB, we pivot back to LSU football before Devin Snow joins the show to talk Saints football with Mardi Gras season officially in full swing. The Saints conversation carries through the rest of the hour as we dig a little deeper into where things stand, and we close things out with Ask the Bench.

In hour two of OTB, Dr. Stephen Etheredge joins the show as we dive into Olympic injuries, Patrick Mahomes, and what the wear-and-tear really looks like at the highest level of sports. We’re also joined by LSU beach volleyball head coach Russell Brock as his team gears up for the season. Alondra and Taylor weigh in on who they’d like to see take the field for LSU against Nicholls later today, and the hour takes a sharp turn with a bizarre discussion surrounding IMG Academy and reports involving money tied to the Mexican cartel.

In hour one of OTB, we react to LSU men’s basketball’s loss to Texas and where things continue to feel off with the program. We shift gears to baseball and preview the matchup against Nicholls, including who we expect to see on the mound. The crew also gets into the growing trend of college basketball coaches publicly calling out their players and whether that approach actually works anymore. Somehow, all of that leads us into a conversation about leap years and why they exist.

In hour three of OTB, Nick Underhill joins us to break down the latest Saints news and what we’re tracking on that front. We react to Jake Olsen remaining on LSU’s coaching staff after some NFL interest — a big retention for the Tigers under Lane Kiffin’s first season in Baton Rouge.
We also discuss the major college football move of the week: North Dakota State’s football program officially joining the Mountain West Conference in 2026 as a full FBS member after dominating at the FCS level — a shift that reshapes the Mountain West landscape and sets up intriguing new rivalries.
As always, we wrap up the hour with Ask the Bench.

In hour two of Off the Bench, we open with some LSU football and Lane Kiffin chatter, including recruiting buzz and how the Tigers are shaping up under the new staff. We then roll into the OTB Mailbag, answering listener questions across the sports world. LSU voice Patrick Wright joins us to talk LSU baseball, women’s basketball and softball as the Tigers continue their seasons and build momentum

In hour one of Off the Bench, we recap LSU’s Monday night win over Kent State and talk through the growing excitement surrounding this team. We also rewind to Hunt’s preseason bold predictions, revisiting which ones are aging well so far—and which ones are already looking shaky.