After Further Review

Hour 3: Matt Moscona and Ryan Theriot preview the FIFA World Cup Final between Spain and Argentina, breaking down the biggest storylines, key matchups, and what each team must do to lift the trophy.The guys also look ahead to a busy week at SEC Media Days, discussing the biggest questions surrounding LSU Football and the conference as coaches and players gather to kick off the 2026 season.Plus, Matt and Ryan wrap up the Riot Radio Hour by opening baseball cards, sharing stories, and seeing what hidden gems they can find.

Hour 2: Ryan Theriot joins Matt Moscona for another edition of The Riot Radio Hour. The guys react to former LSU slugger Tommy White getting set to make his Major League Baseball debut, reflecting on his legendary career in Baton Rouge and what his promotion means for LSU Baseball.Plus, Ryan reads his now-famous letter to Lionel Messi, the guys fire off another edition of Kick Rocks, and Ryan surprises Matt with birthday gifts during Ask Ryan to close out the hour. It's another entertaining mix of LSU Baseball, sports commentary, and plenty of laughs with Matt and Theriot.

Hour 1: LSU Football has announced four new future non-conference opponents, including two games scheduled for Week Zero. Matt Moscona explains why those Week Zero matchups are about much more than scheduling and could signal where both LSU and college football are headed in the years ahead.Plus, five-star-plus wide receiver Monshun Sales committed to Indiana over LSU. Matt reacts to the decision, discusses what it means for the Tigers' wide receiver room moving forward, and breaks down how it impacts LSU's pursuit of elite receiver Easton Royal.Finally, should LSU consider selling the naming rights to Tiger Stadium? With athletic departments searching for new revenue streams, Matt explores whether the financial upside is worth altering one of college football's most iconic venues.

Hour 3: NFL players have begun revealing their annual Top 100 rankings ahead of the 2026 season, and Saints wide receiver Chris Olave has earned his spot. Matt Moscona reacts to where Olave landed on the list, what the ranking says about his standing around the league, and whether he can climb even higher this season.Later, Matt discusses the latest developments surrounding the Protect College Sports Act and LSU's formal opposition to the proposed legislation. What does the bill mean for college athletics, and why are the Tigers taking a public stance against it? Matt breaks down the potential impact on the future of college sports.

Hour 2: Matt Moscona is joined by SEC Network's Peter Burns to preview SEC Media Days and discuss the conference's new head coaches ahead of the 2026 college football season. The guys also talk about an upcoming SEC Network feature highlighting the league's newest coaches and what fans can expect in Atlanta.Next, Matt breaks down the New Orleans Saints' safety position entering the 2026 season. While the group may lack household names, could safety emerge as the strength of the Saints' defense?To close the hour, Will Vandervort joins the show with an update from Clemson following ACC Media Days, including what LSU fans should know about the Tigers' season-opening opponent.

Hour 1: The New Orleans Saints have officially reworked Alvin Kamara's contract, and now we know the full details. Matt Moscona is joined by Ross Jackson to break down how the deal came together, what it means for Kamara's role in the Saints offense, and whether this could be the final season of his NFL career. Plus, Matt reacts to Nike announcing its full roster of LSU Football players with NIL deals, what it says about the Tigers' brand, and what it could mean moving forward. To wrap up the hour, Matt discusses former LSU slugger Tommy White earning his long-awaited MLB call-up.

Hour 3: Matt Moscona takes a closer look at the 5-star recruiting myth in college football and examines whether elite recruiting rankings actually translate into success on the field. Matt looks back at past recruiting classes, breaks down which former 5-star prospects have lived up to expectations, and questions how much value should truly be placed on star rankings.Plus, Matt reacts to LSU Football's decision to retire Bert Jones' No. 7 jersey, discussing the legacy of one of the greatest quarterbacks in Tigers history and what the honor means for LSU.

Hour 2: Matt Moscona reacts after the New Orleans Saints finalized a reworked deal to keep Alvin Kamara in New Orleans this season and explains what the move means for the offense. Matt also compares Chris Olave to the NFL's top WR1s and discusses where the Saints' star receiver ranks among the league's best.Later, Kyle Wood of Athlon Sports explains why he's one of the few national analysts who doesn't have LSU Football in the College Football Playoff, breaking down his concerns about the Tigers. Plus, Josh Edwards of CBS Sports joins the show to discuss the Saints' biggest remaining roster need for the 2026 season and share his thoughts on several of New Orleans' rookie standouts.

Hour 1: LSU announced that legendary quarterback Bert Jones will have his iconic No. 7 jersey retired this fall. Jones joins Matt Moscona to discuss the honor, reflect on his career in Baton Rouge, and share stories from his time as a Tiger.Later, Saints Hall of Famer Stan Brock joins the show to preview the upcoming NFL season and discuss the importance of heart health for former NFL players, a growing topic of concern across the league.

Hour Three of After Further Review features LSU basketball legend Tasmin Mitchell in studio with Matt Moscona. Mitchell reflects on his nine seasons on the LSU basketball coaching staff, how college basketball recruiting has evolved in the era of NIL and the transfer portal, and what he learned during his time in Baton Rouge.Mitchell also discusses his relationship with Ahmad Hudson, the highly touted LSU basketball and football commit, and shares his thoughts on the future of the Tigers basketball program under Will Wade.

Hour Two of After Further Review begins with Kendall Rogers joining Matt Moscona to recap the 2026 MLB Draft and break down how the rest of the SEC fared after all 20 rounds.Next, Matt reacts to Brian Kelly's latest public comments about his time at LSU, including his thoughts on the challenges he faced in Baton Rouge, mistakes made when hiring assistant coaches, and what he's looking for in his next coaching opportunity.To close the hour, Matt discusses anonymous NFL executive linebacker rankings and what they reveal about the New Orleans Saints' decision to move on from Demario Davis and bring back Kaden Elliss.

Hour One of After Further Review kicks off with Matt Moscona reacting to the list of attendees for this year's SEC Football Media Days, including LSU's decision to leave Sam Leavitt at home—a move that has sparked plenty of debate among Tigers fans.Then, Shea Dixon joins the show to break down the latest LSU football recruiting news, discuss the updated Rivals300 rankings, and explain what the newest developments mean for Brian Kelly and the Tigers' future.

Hour Three: Matt Moscona breaks down LSU football's 2026 schedule after the release of the preseason FPI strength of schedule rankings. How difficult is the Tigers' path, and what could it mean for LSU's College Football Playoff hopes?Then, Richard Dickson joins the show to discuss expectations for LSU football with SEC Media Days just one week away. The conversation covers the biggest storylines surrounding the Tigers, what Brian Kelly's team needs to accomplish this season, and what to watch as the countdown to the 2026 campaign continues.

Hour Two: LSU Baseball looks like one of the biggest winners of the MLB Draft, and Tigers head coach Jay Johnson joins Matt Moscona to break down what the draft results mean for LSU's roster heading into next season. Johnson discusses the players returning to Baton Rouge, the incoming talent, and why the Tigers are positioned for another championship run.Plus, Matt shares the latest on the upcoming Top 40 LSU donor meeting at the Governor's Mansion, what to expect from the gathering, and why it's an important moment for the future of LSU Athletics.

Hour One: The MLB Draft is officially in the rearview, and LSU Baseball came away with a massive victory as the Tigers held onto an incredible signing class. Matt Moscona reacts to the elite talent set to arrive at The Box this fall and what it means for Jay Johnson's roster moving forward.Then, Ole Miss Athletic Director Keith Carter says the Rebels are preparing to pursue buyout money from a pair of LSU players through legal action. Matt shares his reaction to the comments, what they could mean for college athletics, and why this story is worth watching.

Hour Three kicks off with a discussion about whether former Saints quarterback Derek Carr could make a surprising return to the NFL and which teams might be the best fit. The show wraps up with more SEC football talk, breaking down the latest storylines, contenders, and what to watch as the season draws closer

Hour Two dives into the latest MLB Draft buzz surrounding LSU Baseball, breaking down where Tigers could land and what it means for the program. Analyst Sam Spiegelman joins the show to share his insight on LSU recruiting and the future of the Tigers, before wrapping up with a look at how former LSU stars are performing in the professional ranks.

Can LSU avoid a dangerous trap game at Jordan-Hare this season? We break down the Tigers' toughest SEC schedule with college football expert Phil Steele, then shift to the diamond to discuss LSU stars and where they could land in the MLB Draft.

Hour Three focuses on the growing chemistry between Saints quarterback Tyler Shough and his receiving corps as training camp approaches. We also take a trip around the Big 12 to discuss the conference's biggest storylines before wrapping up with Otter Locks and our top picks of the day.

Hour Two dives into Saints' offense heading into the 2026 season, including expectations for the unit and quarterback Tyler Shough's comments on tight end Juwan Johnson. Plus, we discuss whether the pressure is mounting on Lane Kiffin regarding CFP apperance

In hour one: College sports are entering a new era as revenue sharing reshapes the financial landscape, and we break down what it means for athletes, schools, and the future of the SEC. Plus, we discuss the growing trend of basketball players choosing the college game over turning pro and how NIL is changing the path to the next level.

We debate whether LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt has what it takes to become a top-five pick in the 2027 NFL Draft. We also break down which LSU Tigers could hear their names called in the upcoming MLB Draft and what their departures could mean for the program. Plus, we discuss the future of college sports media rights and take a look at the television landscape leading up to the 2030 FIFA World Cup.

We discuss which second-year New Orleans Saints player is primed for a breakout season and why expectations are rising heading into training camp. LSU linebacker Bino Watters joins the show to talk about his development, the Tigers' offseason, and what's ahead this season. Plus, we wrap up the hour with the latest football recruiting updates, including the biggest commitments, emerging targets, and recruiting buzz you need to know.

We kick things off with the latest football recruiting updates, breaking down the newest commitments, top targets, and what they mean moving forward. Recruiting analyst Dalton Wasserman joins the show to share his insights on the recruiting landscape and the biggest storylines to watch. Plus, we dive into the latest chapter of the Sorsby drama and what it could mean for the program. Don't miss an action-packed first hour filled with recruiting intel, expert analysis, and plenty of discussion.

Hour Three features the latest LSU football commitment, an early look at College Football Playoff projections, and wraps up with Otter Locks.

Hour Two features the latest on Saints center Erik McCoy's healthy return, key takeaways from Big 12 Media Days, and a look at how former LSU Tigers are performing in the pros.

Hour One features NCAA headlines, a look ahead at LSU's 2026 defense, and the latest news and storylines from around the SEC.

Last hour of AFR, we break down the Saints' projected win total and whether New Orleans can exceed expectations this season. We also preview the United States' matchup with Belgium, discussing key players, matchups, and what's at stake in the World Cup. Plus, we take a closer look at LSU's defensive line, highlighting the talent, depth, and expectations for the Tigers heading into the upcoming season.

Hour Two features NCAA headlines, a look ahead at LSU's 2026 defense, and the latest news and storylines from around the SEC.

In hour one of AFR, we break down LSU Baseball's latest transfer portal commit, what it means for the Tigers moving forward, and how the roster is taking shape. We also shift gears to the FIFA World Cup with reactions, key storylines, and our biggest takeaways from the tournament. Join us for all the latest LSU sports news and soccer talk.

Hour 3 of After Further Review with Matt Musso filling in features a look at the NFL's latest quarterback rankings and where Saints rookie Tyler Shough stacks up among the league's signal-callers entering the 2026 season. Musso also previews the upcoming commitment decision of four-star prospect Davion Jones and what it could mean for LSU's recruiting class. Plus, with the Fourth of July around the corner, Musso shares some holiday thoughts and plans before wrapping up the show with another edition of Otter Locks as Jimmy Ott delivers his favorite betting plays. 

Hour 2 of After Further Review with Matt Musso filling in begins with the latest on LSU Basketball, including the ongoing situation surrounding Yam Madar and what it means for the Tigers' roster heading into the season. Musso also reacts to four-star defensive back Greedy James officially flipping his commitment from Texas to LSU, giving the Tigers another major recruiting victory. Plus, a look at the newly announced field for the Live Like Lou Las Vegas College Baseball Classic, where LSU will face a loaded slate of opponents next March. The hour wraps up with Tigers in the Pros, highlighting the latest performances and news involving former LSU athletes at the next level. 

Matt Musso fills in for Matt Moscona on Hour 1 of After Further Review, opening the show with LSU Baseball's latest addition from the transfer portal as the Tigers land a right-handed pitcher to bolster their 2027 roster. Musso also reacts to a pair of Saints players earning spots on the NFL Top 100 list and what the recognition says about New Orleans heading into the season. Plus, it's another trip Around the SEC with the latest headlines from across the conference, an update on the developing Brendan Sorsby story, and a look at former LSU standout Tim Hardaway Jr.'s decision to sign with the Miami Heat, following in the footsteps of his father in Miami, with a twist..

Hour 3 of After Further Review with Matt Musso filling in features a discussion on the evolving NIL landscape in college football and how it continues to reshape roster building and the sport as a whole. Musso also reacts to the latest movement in the Saints' projected win total, examining what the betting markets are saying about New Orleans entering the 2026 season. Plus, a preview of the United States' knockout-round matchup against Bosnia, including the key storylines and what to watch for, before wrapping up the show with another edition of Otter Locks as Jimmy Ott delivers his favorite betting plays. 

Hour 2 of After Further Review with Matt Musso filling in begins with Saints head coach Kellen Moore's latest comments on the team's special teams unit and what to expect heading into the 2026 season. Musso then examines which NFL head coaches are entering the year on the hottest seats and the pressure they face to deliver results. The conversation shifts to a review of the past year in college sports, highlighting the biggest moments and storylines, and where LSU’s sports stood. The hour wraps up with Tigers in the Pros, featuring the latest performances and news involving former LSU athletes at the professional level. 

Matt Musso fills in for Matt Moscona on Hour 1 of After Further Review, opening the show by examining whether the New Orleans Saints have a realistic path to winning the NFC South in 2026. Shea Dixon joins the show with the latest on LSU recruiting, breaking down recent commitments, top targets, and where the Tigers stand on the trail. Musso also takes you Around the SEC with the biggest headlines from across the conference before paying tribute to legendary Southern baseball coach Roger Cador following the news of his passing, reflecting on his remarkable impact on the game and the Baton Rouge community.

Hour 3 of After Further Review with Matt Musso filling in features a discussion on whether the New Orleans Saints should make one more move in free agency before training camp and which available veterans could help fill remaining roster needs. Musso also highlights several college football national title sleepers heading into the 2026 season, examining which teams have the talent to exceed expectations. Plus, the latest update on quarterback Brendan Sorsby and the developing story surrounding him before the show wraps up with another edition of Otter Locks as Jimmy Ott delivers his favorite betting plays. 

Hour 2 of After Further Review with Matt Musso filling in features a discussion on what teams look like guarantees in the college football playoff. Musso also takes an early look at LSU's 2026 schedule, highlighting the biggest matchups and potential swing games for the Tigers. Pelicans analyst Jake Madison joins the show to discuss New Orleans' offseason priorities, including what the team should do in free agency after the NBA Draft. The hour also includes a look at the latest MLB mock drafts and where several LSU standouts could hear their names called before wrapping up with Tigers in the Pros, featuring the latest on former Tigers competing at the next level. 

Matt Musso fills in for Matt Moscona on Hour 1 of After Further Review, opening the show with a look at LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt and the impact he could have heading into the 2026 college football season. Musso also provides the latest on LSU recruiting, recapping recent official visits and where the Tigers stand with several top targets. Plus, it's another trip Around the SEC with the biggest headlines from across the conference before wrapping up the hour with a look at the Walter Camp Preseason All-American Team and which LSU standouts earned recognition.

Hour 3 of After Further Review features college football recruiting analyst Brian Smith joining Matt Moscona to break down the latest on LSU recruiting, including the Tigers' top targets, recent momentum on the trail, and what to watch as the 2027 class continues to take shape. Matt also discusses Saints linebacker Demario Davis, revealing he spends $1 million annually on maintaining his body and what that says about his longevity and commitment to the game. Plus, more reaction to the Pelicans selecting hometown guard Jaron Pierre Jr. in the NBA Draft before the show wraps up with another edition of Otter Locks as Jimmy Ott delivers his favorite betting plays.

Hour 2 of After Further Review features NBA reporter Andrew Lopez joining Matt Moscona to break down the New Orleans Pelicans' selection of hometown standout Jaron Pierre Jr. in the second round of the NBA Draft. Andrew discusses Pierre's path to the NBA, how he fits with the Pelicans, and what fans can expect from the New Orleans native. Matt also takes a moment to celebrate the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame Awards, where After Further Review was recognized with multiple honors. The hour closes with Tigers in the Pros, highlighting the latest performances and news involving former LSU athletes competing at the professional level.

Matt Moscona opens the show with comments from quarterback Trinidad Chambliss at the Manning Passing Academy, where he discussed his relationship with former coach Lane Kiffin and his transition to LSU. Former LSU catcher Michael Papierski joins the show to break down the Tigers' outlook, player development, and what lies ahead for LSU Baseball. Matt also takes you Around the SEC with the latest headlines from across the conference before wrapping up the hour with an update on LSU's arena project and what it means for the future of the athletic department.

Hour Three of After Further Review features another entertaining edition of The Riot Radio Hour with Matt Moscona and Ryan Theriot. The guys talk about LSU Baseball and the players who are going into the MLB Draft. Matt asks Ryan a question and is curious about his opinion. Matt gives a story about a trading card experience. 

Hour Two of After Further Review features another edition of The Riot Radio Hour as Matt Moscona welcomes Ryan Theriot to the show. Ryan shares his heartfelt letter to the older ladies playing mahjong(board game). They take a dive into the latest on the World Cup, as the USA lose to Turkey in a late game 3-2. Ryan and Matt open a new box of baseball trading cards during ask Ryan. 

Hour One of After Further Review kicks it off with the latest on LSU recruiting and official visits. Matt reacts to Albert Simien picking Notre Dame. Will Wade speaks out on LSU's recruiting class and the international players coming in for the upcoming season. Matt goes over Brendan Sorsby not playing college football this upcoming season. LSU has interest in a player for Oklahoma to be their next transfer portal target for baseball. 

Hour 3 of After Further Review features Matt Moscona breaking down the top defensive players in college football heading into the 2026 season, including why LSU safety Ty Benefield could be one of the nation's breakout stars and a true sleeping giant for the Tigers' defense. Matt also ranks the Saints' top playmakers entering the 2026 campaign and examines who will have the biggest impact on New Orleans' offense this season. The show wraps up with another edition of Otter Locks as Jimmy Ott joins the program with his best bets and favorite plays.

Hour 2 of After Further Review features Saints reporter Ross Jackson joining Matt Moscona to break down the current 53-man roster projection, discussing the biggest position battles, roster locks, and players fighting to make the team. Billy Embody, SMU insider, also stops by to share insight on new Pelicans draft pick Jaron Pierre Jr., reflecting on his college career and what New Orleans is getting in the hometown product. The hour wraps with Tigers in the Pros, as Matt highlights the latest performances and news involving former LSU athletes competing at the professional level.

Matt Moscona opens the show by reacting to the New Orleans Pelicans selecting hometown standout Jaron Pierre Jr. in the NBA Draft and what the addition could mean for the franchise moving forward. Scott Kushner joins the show to break down the Pelicans' draft grade, evaluate the newest additions, and discuss what's next for the organization. Matt also takes you around the SEC with the latest headlines from across the conference before wrapping up the hour with updates from college football OTAs and the biggest storylines emerging ahead of the season.

Hour 3 of After Further Review features Ross Dellenger joining Matt Moscona to break down the NCAA's new 5-for-5 policy, what led to the change, and how it could reshape the future of college athletics. Matt then turns his attention to the NBA Draft, running through a Day 2 mock draft and highlighting potential fits, surprises, and players to watch. The show wraps up with another edition of Otter Locks as Jimmy Ott joins the program to deliver his favorite plays and betting insights.

Hour 2 of After Further Review features former LSU punter Zach Von Rosenberg, who joins Matt Moscona to share his perspective on the NCAA's new 5-for-5 policy and the potential impact on student-athletes and college programs. Matt also reacts to LSU head coach Brian Kelly's appearance on CBS and discusses the latest comments from the Tigers' leader. The hour wraps with Tigers in the Pros, highlighting the latest performances and news involving former LSU stars across the professional ranks.