Tiger Rag Radio Show

We remember the great Dale Brown – the man that laid the foundation for the LSU basketball program and touched countless lives along the way. Longtime LSU basketball Sports Information Director Kent Lowe joins the show to recall starting his career in Baton Rouge working with the legendary coach, and Fox Sports broadcaster Tim Brando shares his memories of Coach Brown and his incredible teams. Then, Mike Rodak, who covers Alabama football for 247Sports discusses the last annual matchup between the Tigers and Crimson Tide on Nov. 7

Brett Martel of the Associated Press joins as we break down Will Wade’s latest additions to the LSU basketball roster. ESPN’s Peter Burns talks the chaos of the Southeastern Conference and Auburn’s upset of top-ranked Georgia. Jordy Hultberg, the new voice of LSU basketball, discusses Wade’s talented newcomers and the energy in the program. Lonn Phillips Sullivan of LSUoddysey.com gives his take on Lane Kiffin’s Tigers and their upcoming road trip to Auburn.

We look back on the Tigers’ 35-34 overtime loss at Kentucky: defensive breakdowns, controversial calls and costly turnovers. Mississippi State columnist Rick Cleveland with Mississippi Today gives an update on Bulldogs quarterback Kamario Taylor and breaks down the surprise team of the SEC. Preston Guy with Tiger Bait gives the latest on top Louisiana prospects in the 2027 recruiting class, Easton Royal and Ahmad Hudson. He shares his thoughts on LSU’s disappointing loss and looks ahead to Mississippi State. On3’s Chris Low gives his insight on whether Lane Kiffin has changed since coming to LSU and the future in Baton Rouge.

Caroline Fenton of Yahoo Sports gives a look around the Southeastern Conference and at how LSU stacks up against some of the best in the nation. ESPN’s Dave Neal, who called the 2002 LSU-Kentucky “Bluegrass Miracle,” relives the iconic moment and previews the Tigers’ trip back to Lexington, Kentucky. Ryan Black of the Louisville Courier-Journal covers the Wildcats, and he gives the scouting report on Kentucky under first-year head coach Will Stein.

We break down the latest on LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt’s hamstring injury and what we saw from the reserves in LSU’s 63-14 blowout of McNeese before looking ahead to a road Southeastern Conference matchup with Kentucky. Reed Darcey, who covers LSU for The Advocate in Baton Rouge, joins the show to give his take on the Tigers through the first five games of the season and previews Kim Mulkey’s LSU women’s basketball team.

Zack Nagy with 247sports.com gives his players to watch against McNeese and previews football recruiting and Will Wade’s barren 2026-2027 LSU basketball roster. WAFB sports director Jacques “Lane Kiffin” Doucet joins the show to break down the Tigers’ injury-riddled and drama-filled start to the season.

We discuss the major injuries LSU is dealing with as it prepares for its final non-conference game against McNeese. LSU Radio sideline reporter Gordy Rush gives his insight on Lane Kiffin’s attention to detail, Sam Leavitt’s progression and the dominant LSU defense through the first four games of the season.

John Talty, a CBS Sports college football writer and the author of Lane Being Lane - a biography on LSU coach Lane Kiffin, details his experience researching Kiffin and writing the book. He recaps the environment and reception that awaited Kiffin at Ole Miss and gives some insight into how he's matured as a coach and a person. Dave Wilson covers Texas A&M and Texas for ESPN and joins to break down the must-win matchup between the Aggies and Tigers.

We break down how the Tigers’ defense and offensive line let down LSU in its loss to Ole Miss and discuss whether Sam Leavitt’s performance is a cause for real concern for LSU moving forward. WBRZ’s Michael Cauble joins the show to share his experience from the sideline in Oxford, Mississippi.

We preview the highly anticipated clash between No. 7 LSU and No. 8 Ole Miss as Lane Kiffin makes his dramatic return to Oxford. Longtime voice of the LSU Press Box James Manasseh joins the show to recount some of the great all-time matchups between the Tigers and Rebels and detail how the LSU football program has evolved since his father, Paul Manasseh, started as the LSU Sports Information Director. Former LSU linebacker Darry Beckwith breaks down LSU’s No. 1 defense in the nation, and Ole Miss beat writer Sam Hutchens with the Clarion Ledger gives the inside scoop on how Oxford and Ole Miss are preparing for LSU’s arrival.