Tiger Rag Radio Show

In hour one, Tiger Rag Radio speaks with former LSU baseball star Ryan Theriot about the Tigers’ recent struggles.

To open hour two, the crew talks with LSU men’s basketball Sports Information Director Kent Lowe about working with Will Wade again, along with Johnny Jones, and how rare it is to have two former LSU head coaches on the same staff.

Also in hour two, the crew visits with LSU gymnastics public address announcer Mike Smith to discuss the Tigers’ week at nationals and what it will take to bring home their second national championship.

Hour one features former LSU head coach John Brady, who joins the show to discuss the hiring of Will Wade and what he expects in Wade’s second stint in Baton Rouge. The Advocate’s Reed Darcey also joins to break down who LSU women’s basketball could target in the transfer portal in the coming weeks.

Brandon Murray, who played for Wade at both LSU and McNeese, rounds out hour one, sharing insight on the Wade hire and what makes him such a strong coach.

In hour two, Glen West of Geaux247 joins the show to talk LSU spring football and the challenge ahead for Wade as he begins a full roster rebuild. West also offers predictions on potential additions Wade could pursue. WBRZ-2 Sports Director Michael Cauble closes out the show, discussing key takeaways from spring football practice and the hiring of Will Wade.

In hour one, Tiger Rag Radio visits with SEC Network’s Peter Burns to discuss Will Wade’s electric introductory press conference and his expectations for year one in Baton Rouge.

In hour two, the crew is joined by WAFB-9 sports director Jacques Doucet to break down LSU women’s basketball’s buzzer-beating loss to Duke in the Sweet 16, along with takeaways from Wade’s press conference and LSU spring football.

Mark Etheridge of D1Baseball.com closes out hour two, discussing LSU baseball’s first SEC series win of the season and what the Tigers need to do moving forward to find more consistent success.

In hour one, Tiger Rag Radio visits with LSU Radio sideline reporter Gordy Rush to break down spring practice and what to expect in the coming months as Lane Kiffin builds his new program.

In hour two, the crew is joined by LSU women’s basketball assistant coach Joe Schwartz to discuss the Lady Tigers’ performance in the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament and preview their matchup against Duke. Caroline Fenton of Yahoo Sports also joins the show to share her outlook on LSU’s chances for the rest of the tournament.

In hour one, Tiger Rag Radio speaks with ESPN bracketologist Charlie Crème about the NCAA women’s basketball tournament field of 64 and takes a closer look at LSU’s draw. The crew also visits with Brett Friedlander of HoopsHQ.com to discuss the possibility of Will Wade returning to LSU.

In hour two, the crew discusses the pending litigation filed by three Baton Rouge journalists—including Tiger Rag Executive Editor Todd Horne—against LSU, seeking records on how public funds are used to compensate student-athletes – The Tiger Rag Explanation. The crew also interviews Cory Diaz of USA Today Louisiana, who shares his early predictions for the LSU women’s basketball team in the NCAA Tournament.

Tiger Rag Radio speaks with Kendall Rogers of D1Baseball in hour one to discuss the LSU baseball team’s recent struggles. The crew also talks with former LSU men's basketball star Rudy Macklin about the current state of the program and what Matt McMahon’s future in Baton Rouge could look like.

In hour two, Tiger Rag Radio visits with former LSU baseball star Todd Walker to break down the Tigers’ hitting woes. The crew also speaks with Reed Darcey of The Advocate about LSU women’s basketball’s most recent loss to South Carolina and what the Tigers must do to make a deep run in the NCAA Tournament.

In hour one, Tiger Rag Radio visits with Charles Hanagriff, co-host of ESPN 104.5’s Live at Lunch, to discuss LSU baseball’s recent struggles.

In hour two, the crew talks with Charlie Crème about what it will take for Kim Mulkey’s LSU women’s basketball team to earn a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. Crème also shares his thoughts on Mulkey’s ability to elevate her team’s play in the postseason.

Tiger Rag Radio also catches up with Mike Smith, the public address announcer for LSU gymnastics, to talk about sophomore Kailin Chio’s historic run and the Tigers’ successful season so far.

In hour one, the crew visits with John Eads of WAFB-9 TV to discuss LSU baseball’s hot start to the 2026 season. Tiger Rag Radio also catches up with Scott Rabalais of The Advocate to break down the LSU gymnastics team’s performance against Oklahoma.

In hour two, Mike Detillier of WWL Radio joins the show to talk about Lane Kiffin and the LSU players participating in this week’s NFL Combine. The crew also speaks with Reed Darcey of The Advocate about LSU women’s basketball and where the Tigers stand with just one week remaining before the SEC Tournament begins.

In hour one, the crew speaks with D-D Breaux, the legendary and longtime LSU gymnastics coach, who discusses her new documentary, "The Fighting Tiger."

In hour two, the crew talks with Cory Diaz of USA Today Louisiana about what went wrong for the seventh-ranked LSU women’s basketball team in its loss to South Carolina last Saturday. Diaz also shares his predictions for the Lady Tigers for the rest of the season. 

Tiger Rag Radio also interviews Daniel Kalms, the Executive Vice President of Woodside Energy, about the company's new jersey-patch partnership with LSU Athletics. The final guest of the show was Garland Gillen of Fox 8 WVUE-TV in New Orleans, who talks about his recent one-on-one interview with Lane Kiffin and what Kiffin’s first taste of Mardi Gras was like.

Tiger Rag Radio hosts Todd Horne, Jeff Palermo and Glenn Guilbeau, along with producer Andre Champagne, discuss LSU baseball’s opening weekend and preview Saturday’s Valentine’s Day showdown between No. 6 LSU and No. 3 South Carolina in women’s basketball.

In hour one, Tiger Rag Radio speaks with Kendall Rogers of D1Baseball.com as the crew hears his predictions for LSU’s 2026 baseball team. The show also features LSU baseball head coach Jay Johnson, who provides an update on opening weekend and discusses which players are trending ahead of first pitch.

In hour two, Tiger Rag Radio talks with Reed Darcey of The Advocate to preview Saturday’s matchup between LSU and South Carolina. The crew also gets the perspective of “Captain Will” from Gamecocks Talk on what to expect from South Carolina and which players to watch.