Another major ruling is shaking up the eligibility battle involving Class of 2022 college football players. Matt Moscona explains why the NCAA scored a win in Colorado, why 16 players in Louisiana are still protected for now, and how it could impact Jack Pyburn’s potential return to LSU.

Matt reacts to another tough injury for the Saints as Alvin Kamara joins Jordan Tyson on the sidelines. Plus, the latest from LSU practice, including updates on Harlem Berry, DJ Pickett, Jordan Ross and Ed Orgeron’s continued absence.

Today’s Southern Salute remembers ZZ Top drummer Frank Beard, who has died at 77. From helping put the band’s classic lineup together to providing the backbeat for more than 50 years, Frank was an essential part of that unmistakable ZZ Top sound. Michelle looks back at his life, his friendship with Dusty Hill and Billy Gibbons, and a few things you may not have known about the man behind the kit.

Matt has the latest from LSU fall camp after the Tigers returned to practice Monday. He breaks down several notable absences, including Ed Orgeron, Harlem Berry and others, plus some encouraging injury updates as LSU nears the end of camp. Matt also checks in on the Saints after their first preseason game, including the players who made the most of their opportunity against Jacksonville.

57 years ago today, Joe Cocker took the stage on the final day of Woodstock and closed his set with a performance that became one of the festival’s defining moments. Michelle looks back at Cocker’s legendary version of “With a Little Help from My Friends,” the storm that followed his set, and how the song later found a whole new audience through The Wonder Years.

Michelle remembers Skip Bertman and the impact he had on generations of LSU fans. Five national championships only tell part of the story. Skip built LSU baseball into "The Powerhouse," helped shape the future of LSU athletics and created a culture that still fills Alex Box Stadium and sends Tiger fans to Omaha every June.

Matt reflects on the life and legacy of Skip Bertman, who died at 88. From building LSU baseball into a national powerhouse to changing the way college baseball is viewed across the country, Skip’s impact on LSU, Baton Rouge and Louisiana sports is almost impossible to measure.

On this day in 1966, The Lovin’ Spoonful hit #1 with “Summer in the City,” a song that broke new ground by putting real street sounds right into the recording. And on a brutally hot August day in Louisiana, it feels especially appropriate for today’s Southern Salute.

The dispute over LSU giving No. 5 to DJ Pickett has taken another turn. Matt Moscona breaks down Jayden Daniels’ cease and desist, the request for LSU to return its copy of his Heisman Trophy, why LSU isn’t completely blameless, and why Daniels may be doing real damage to his legacy in Baton Rouge.

After weeks of incredible entries and tons of votes, Eagle 98.1 officially has an Oh Say Can You Sing champion! Michelle Southern calls winner Maggie Tauzin, to surprise her with the news that she won a New Orleans getaway and tickets to see Bryan Adams and Pat Benatar. Hear Maggie talk about her music, how her winning performance came together, and then listen to the national anthem that earned her the victory.