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Lamar Brown steps on campus as the No. 1 prospect in the country from the 2026 class. The freshman lineman joins the latest edition of The Real Deal to talk his first impressions of Coach Kiffin's program, staying in Baton Rouge, playing for his hometown Tigers, and much more.

It's the Season 1 finale of Sports Information with Kent Lowe, Michael Bonnette and Bill Franques. And good news podcast listeners: contracts have been negotiated and they will be renewed for Season 2. So here it is! Enjoy one last hour of the guys talking all pertinent topics until mid-August, when they will return recharged for another year in LSU Athletics.

Redshirt freshman goalkeeper Rylie Kuyper opens up about her recent cancer diagnosis of Hodgkin's lymphoma with LSU soccer SID Alyssa Leal. Kuyper is remaining in great spirits despite the life-changing news and shares more about her positive outlook for the future. Her story has been picked up from PEOPLE.com, the TODAY Show and other national publications.

ZaKiyah Johnson is coming off an impressive freshman campaign for Kim Mulkey and LSU Women's Basketball. She joins the latest episode of The Real Deal, talking Nike, the 2027 season ahead & much more.Programming note: there were some audio issues on this edition, so if you notice any differences, that is why. Thanks for your understanding.

LSU Football star Trey'Dez Green joins the latest episode of The Real Deal. The junior tight end talks being a Nike athlete, his background in Jackson (La.), the 2026 season under head coach Lane Kiffin, and much more.

Keonte Herrera, Assistant Communications Director, joins the Sports Information crew to preview softball regionals and talk about his role with LSU Softball, LSU Volleyball and more. Herrera is also very involved with CSC (College Sports Communicators) and discusses his work with the organization formally known as CoSIDA.

Michael and Kent hold it down while Bill is on assignment with LSU Baseball. The guys talk golf, tennis, track and more on the latest edition of Sports Information.

Get to know the nation's No. 1 defensive line prospect for the Class of 2026, Richard Anderson, on the latest episode of The Real Deal. Anderson, a New Orleans native and Edna Karr graduate, talks coming to LSU, playing for Coach Kiffin, the upcoming season and more.

After a week off, the boys are feeling refreshed and ready for another episode of Sports Information in our luxurious Tiger Stadium studio. Michael, Kent and Bill talk tennis regionals, the end of spring football, golf trip recaps & much more. Plus, a dispatch from Peyton's wedding in Austin last weekend.

Shawnti Jackson, a redshirt sophomore sprinter for LSU Track & Field, joins the latest edition of The Real Deal podcast to talk about breaking records – and she's done plenty of that – as well as her background, transferring to LSU, NIL, branding and much more. The Wake Forest, N.C. native comes to Baton Rouge from the University of Arkansas.

A really special weekend is coming up at the LSU Tennis Complex as the men's and women's programs are set to host regionals in Baton Rouge. The men – who earned the No. 7 overall seed – will begin on Friday at 5 p.m. while the women – who earned the No. 10 overall seed – will kick things off Saturday at 2 p.m. Hear from both head coaches as they preview the matches and recap the seasons they've had so far.

Podcast listeners: We're reposting this episode of Tigers Win with Paul Skenes and Thatcher Hurd, who sat down with Cody Worsham before the season to break down film and talk about their decision to transfer to LSU. In his first five starts this season, Skenes has posted a 0.59 ERA with 59 strikeouts through 30.1 innings pitched. Hurd earned SEC Pitcher of the Week on March 13 after going 2-0 with 18 strikeouts and no runs allowed through 13 innings pitched.

Saturday represents a historic day for the city of Baton Rouge. Chris Powers, the Voice of the Southern Jaguars, joins Chris Blair in studio for Hearing Voices to add some perspective on the importance of the LSU-Southern matchup – the first ever meeting between the two programs, and the Tigers' first HBCU opponent.