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Hour 3 resets the biggest stories of the day, starting with the continued fallout from LSU AD Verge Ausberry’s comments about Brian Kelly and Lane Kiffin. Matt Moscona revisits the interview, explains why the comments sparked controversy around LSU football, and breaks down the context behind the headlines.Then, Fletcher Mackel joins the show to react to the latest New Orleans Saints schedule leaks ahead of the official NFL schedule release. Which primetime matchups are already known, how favorable is the Saints’ path in 2025, and what stretches of the schedule could define the season? Matt and Fletcher break down the biggest takeaways from the leaks.Plus, we take a look at LSU baseball’s projected starting lineup for the series opener against Florida and discuss what the Tigers need in a crucial SEC showdown.

Hour 2 begins with the latest leaks ahead of the NFL schedule release, as Matt Moscona breaks down what we know so far about the New Orleans Saints’ 2025 slate. From primetime matchups to difficult stretches and favorable spots on the calendar, Matt explains how the schedule could shape the Saints’ season before it’s even officially released.Matt also reacts to the ACC and Big 12 publicly supporting a 24-team College Football Playoff, while ESPN reportedly pushes back against expanding beyond the current 12-team format. What does this mean for the future of college football, conference power, and the SEC’s influence moving forward?Plus, Sean Kelley joins the show to preview LSU vs. Florida baseball and discuss what to expect as the Tigers prepare for a massive SEC showdown against the Gators.

Hour 1 of the show kicks off with reaction to LSU AD Verge Ausberry’s recent USA Today interview, where he defended Lane Kiffin while appearing to take subtle shots at Brian Kelly in the process. Matt Moscona explains why the comments aren’t entirely factual and breaks down the full context surrounding LSU football and Kelly’s tenure in Baton Rouge.Then, Kendall Rogers joins the show to preview Week 10 in SEC baseball, discuss the biggest matchups around the conference, and evaluate LSU’s postseason potential. Can the Tigers realistically make a run and win the SEC Tournament?

Hour three of the show opens with Matt Moscona reacting to LSU’s latest revenue-generating idea involving a special dinner event with former Tigers basketball coach Will Wade. Matt discusses the reaction from fans and what it says about the evolving landscape of college athletics. Later, the show reacts to more national praise for Lane Kiffin and the LSU Tigers, including comments from Kirk Herbstreit as expectations continue to build heading into the 2026 college football season. Matt also gives his thoughts on the Saints being selected to face the Steelers in Paris as the NFL continues expanding its international presence.

Hour two of the show focuses on LSU baseball as the Tigers shake up their weekend pitching rotation for the regular season finale. Matt Moscona reacts to the move and explains why it could signal LSU is already preparing for a deep run in the SEC Tournament. Later, former Saints linebacker Scott Shanle joins the show to discuss New Orleans’ offseason moves, expectations for the roster heading into 2026, and what he’s watching for ahead of the NFL schedule release.

Hour one of the show reacts to the NFL announcing the New Orleans Saints will face the Pittsburgh Steelers in Paris as part of the league’s international slate. Matt Moscona and Devin Snow discuss what the overseas matchup means for the Saints, the fan reaction, and the growing global reach of the NFL. Later, Brad Crawford joins the show to break down LSU football and the SEC after spring practice, including expectations for Brian Kelly’s Tigers heading into the 2026 season and which teams are emerging as conference contenders.

Hour 3 of the show features Matt Moscona joined by Wilson Alexander of On3 to discuss his feature story on Lane Kiffin and how the new LSU head coach is attempting to temper expectations entering year one in Baton Rouge. The conversation dives into Kiffin’s messaging, roster realities and why patience may be needed as LSU transitions into a new era. Later in the hour, Matt reacts to national buzz surrounding Kellen Moore and whether the New Orleans Saints head coach could emerge as a legitimate NFL Coach of the Year candidate in 2026.

Hour 2 of the show opens with Matt Moscona breaking down the New Orleans Saints 2026 schedule and asking a big question: do the Saints have the easiest path in the NFL this season? Matt dives into the opponents, travel, scheduling advantages and why New Orleans could be set up for a major turnaround. The hour also includes reaction to rumors involving Cam Jordan and why a move to the Chicago Bears is unlikely. Later, Chris Smith of Vanity Fair joins the show to take listeners behind the scenes of his feature story on Lane Kiffin, including how the profile came together and what stood out most during the reporting process. To close the hour, Todd Walker joins the show to discuss the future of LSU Tigers baseball after a rocky 2026 season and what’s next for the program moving forward.

Hour 1 of the show kicks off with reaction to Lane Kiffin apologizing for his comments about Ole Miss made in a recent Vanity Fair feature during an exclusive interview with On3. Matt Moscona breaks down Kiffin’s latest remarks and what they mean for expectations surrounding LSU heading into year one under the Tigers’ new era. Later in the hour, Shea Dixon joins the show with the latest LSU recruiting intel, including where things stand with 5-star wide receiver Easton Royal and the Tigers’ push to land one of the nation’s top playmakers.

Hour Three of AFR features Matt Moscona joined by David Dellucci to recap Week 9 around SEC Baseball, including LSU getting swept by Georgia in a critical conference series. What does the weekend mean for the Tigers’ postseason outlook, and how does LSU stack up against the rest of the SEC heading into the final stretch?Plus, it has officially been one year since Derek Carr retired from the NFL. Matt looks back at how the Saints organization has changed over the past 365 days, from leadership and roster moves to the future direction of the franchise.

Hour Two of AFR features Matt Moscona reacting to Lane Kiffin’s recent Vanity Fair feature interview and the comments surrounding Ole Miss, SEC football, and the spotlight that follows the Rebels head coach. What stood out most from Kiffin’s candid interview?Plus, Matt takes a deep dive into LSU Baseball’s pitching struggles and examines how much responsibility falls on pitching coach Nate Yeskie. Are the Tigers dealing with execution issues, personnel problems, or coaching failures as the postseason approaches?

Hour One of AFR starts with Matt Moscona reacting to LSU Baseball getting swept by Georgia over the weekend and why the Tigers’ NCAA Tournament hopes are now hanging by a thread. What went wrong in Athens, and can LSU recover in time?Plus, Ross Jackson joins the show to recap Saints rookie minicamp and break down the biggest standouts from the two-day workout. Which rookies impressed early, and who could make an immediate impact for New Orleans?

Hour three features former LSU standout and Alan Faneca joining Matt Moscona to talk LSU football, offensive line play, and the upcoming Louisiana Lineman Camp. Faneca shares insight from his playing career, discusses the importance of developing young linemen, and explains what makes Louisiana such a talent-rich football state. Matt also takes a look at the ever-growing conversation surrounding the College Football Playoff by breaking down what a 24-team playoff field would have looked like last season. Which teams would’ve benefited most from expansion, and how different could the postseason have been? Matt dives into the debate surrounding the future of the playoff format. Plus, throughout the hour, we provide updates on LSU Tigers baseball as the Tigers continue their matchup against Georgia Bulldogs baseball in a critical SEC showdown.

Hour two begins with Matt Moscona reacting to another major portal addition for LSU basketball as Will Wade and the Tigers land former Kansas State Wildcats men's basketball guard Abdi Bashir Jr.. Matt breaks down the trend emerging with LSU’s transfer portal additions and what it says about the roster Wade is building heading into the upcoming season. The show also shifts to the New Orleans Saints as rookie minicamp gets underway. Matt discusses the early buzz around the Saints’ rookie class and reacts to linebacker Pete Werner restructuring his contract as New Orleans continues managing its salary cap situation. Later in the hour, Mike Mahtook joins the show to preview a huge weekend series for LSU Tigers baseball against Georgia Bulldogs baseball. The guys discuss the Tigers’ recent play, the challenge Georgia presents, and what LSU needs to do to win a critical SEC road series.

Hour one of the show kicks off with Matt Moscona reacting to comments from Lane Kiffin in a new interview with On3 regarding quarterback Sam Leavitt. Kiffin revealed Leavitt is expected to be a full participant this summer, giving a major boost to expectations for the Tigers heading into the season. Matt breaks down what the positive update means for the offense and why confidence continues to grow around LSU’s projected starting quarterback. Later in the hour, Frank Schwab joins the show to provide a national perspective on the offseason for the New Orleans Saints. Did the Saints do enough this offseason to compete in the National Football League, and can New Orleans realistically win the NFC South? Matt and Frank discuss the roster, expectations, and biggest questions facing the Saints entering the 2026 season.

Hour three of the show centers around LSU linebacker Whit Weeks and just how important he could be to the Tigers’ success in 2026. Matt Moscona takes a deep dive into Weeks’ impact on LSU’s defense, his recovery and health heading toward fall camp, and why the star linebacker could be one of the most important players on the roster this season. Later in the hour, Kat Terrell joins the show to preview the start of Saints rookie minicamp. The conversation covers the top storylines from camp, which rookies and undrafted free agents fans should keep an eye on, and what New Orleans hopes to accomplish during the weekend sessions.

Hour two of the show features a full preview of week nine in SEC baseball as Kendall Rogers joins Matt Moscona to break down the biggest matchups around the league, including LSU’s crucial road trip to face league-leading Georgia. The guys discuss where the Tigers stand in the conference race, key storylines for the weekend, and what LSU must do to come away with a big series win. Matt also reacts to the Saints bringing veteran kicker Younghoe Koo in for a rookie minicamp tryout and discusses what it could mean for New Orleans’ kicking competition heading into the 2026 season.

Hour one of the show kicks off with major LSU basketball news as Will Wade and the Tigers land another key addition in the transfer portal, securing former Michigan State guard Divine Ugochukwu. Matt Moscona reacts to the signing, breaks down what Ugochukwu brings to the roster, and explains why LSU fans should be excited about the newest Tiger. Later in the hour, Jeremy Johnson joins the show to preview LSU baseball’s upcoming matchup with Georgia. The guys discuss the Bulldogs’ strengths, key players to watch, and what LSU must do to win another critical SEC series.

Hour Three: Matt Moscona reacts to surprising comments from former LSU Tigers football coach Brian Kelly about why he believes Lane Kiffin could win a national championship at LSU. Matt breaks down the remarks, the fit, and what it says about the expectations in Baton Rouge. Plus, we continue the deep dive into LSU Tigers men's basketball’s newest addition, Marcio Santos, including what the EuroLeague standout could bring to the Tigers’ frontcourt and how the roster is shaping up this offseason.

Hour Two: LSU Tigers men's basketball adds its second offseason piece with the addition of Marcio Santos from the EuroLeague. Matt Moscona reacts to the move, breaks down what Santos brings to Baton Rouge, and looks ahead to what could be next for the Tigers’ roster. Then, Ross Dellenger joins the show with the latest on the American Football Coaches Association backing expansion of the College Football Playoff and proposed changes to the college football calendar. Plus, Moscona examines the New Orleans Saints offensive line situation and wonders if Cesar Ruiz could be on the hot seat as Jeremiah Wright begins rookie minicamp.

Hour One: LSU Tigers baseball takes down Tulane Green Wave baseball on Tuesday night, but all eyes were on the absence of Omar Serna Jr. Head coach Jay Johnson shares an update postgame, and Matt Moscona reacts while breaking down what it could mean moving forward. Plus, Moscona goes off on why expanding the College Football Playoff and reshaping the college football calendar is ultimately the right move for the sport.

Hour 3: Matt Moscona reacts to offseason comments from Alvin Kamara, who expressed excitement about the possibility of playing alongside Travis Etienne and indicated he expects to be back with the New Orleans Saints this season.Later, Jake Madison joins the show to provide the latest updates on the New Orleans Pelicans head coaching search, key candidates, and what direction the franchise could take moving forward.

Hour 2: Matt Moscona is joined by legendary defensive line coach Pete Jenkins to preview the upcoming Louisiana Linemen Camp and share insight on developing elite talent in the trenches.Moscona also breaks down expectations for Lane Kiffin as he enters his first season at LSU Tigers football, along with the impact of Kevin Peoples shifting from coaching EDGE players to the interior defensive line.Later, Chris Doering joins the show to give his thoughts on the SEC landscape following spring football and what it means heading into the season.

Hour 1: Matt Moscona reacts to comments from Will Wade, who says there’s no need to worry about LSU Tigers men's basketball roster despite public uncertainty. Wade hints that 7–8 players are already committed but haven’t announced yet, and Moscona breaks down what that could mean for how the roster takes shape heading into August.Later, Shea Dixon joins the show to discuss the latest additions on the recruiting trail, where LSU stands with remaining targets, and how the class could finish.Plus, the latest updates on LSU Tigers baseball injuries as the season rolls on.

Hour 3: Matt Moscona is joined by David Dellucci to recap Week 8 around SEC baseball, highlighted by LSU’s impressive sweep of South Carolina. Is this the stretch where the Tigers start to make a serious run? The guys break down what stood out and what it means moving forward. Plus, reaction to the latest in the Brendan Sorsby situation as the Texas Tech quarterback has reportedly hired a lawyer and is preparing to sue the NCAA. What could this mean for the sport and player eligibility going forward? Also, hear from Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss as he discusses how close he came to following Lane Kiffin to LSU and what ultimately shaped his decision. All that and more in Hour 3!

Hour 2: New Orleans Saints linebacker Anfernee Jennings meets with the media and brings championship experience to the defense after his time on a Super Bowl roster. Matt Moscona reacts to Jennings’ comments and breaks down exactly what he adds to the Saints’ front seven and defensive identity. Plus, LSU football adds depth in the secondary with junior college cornerback Lavonte Williams. What does Williams bring to a thin CB room, and how quickly can he make an impact? Later, Pete Fiutak joins the show to explain why he’s high on LSU heading into the season and shares his outlook on the rest of the SEC. All that and more in Hour 2!

Hour 1: LSU delivered its most complete weekend of the season with a dominant sweep of South Carolina—has this team finally found its rhythm at the right time? Matt Moscona recaps the series, highlights what stood out, and breaks down whether this could be the start of a late-season surge for the Tigers. Plus, major news for LSU football as five-star tight end Ahmad Hudson, the No. 1 TE in the country, has committed. How big is this pickup, and what does Hudson bring to Baton Rouge? Moscona explains how he fits into the future of the program and why this could be a game-changing addition. All that and more in Hour 1!

Hour Three: Matt Moscona and Ryan Theriot are back for The Riot Radio Hour, opening with a deep dive into the rise of the LSU baseball freshmen as the Tigers surge down the stretch. The guys break down which young players are stepping up and how it’s impacting LSU’s postseason outlook. Then, the conversation shifts to the football side as Matt and Ryan discuss the pressure facing Lane Kiffin in his first year at LSU. Is this a pass-or-fail season already? They examine expectations, roster talent, and what success should realistically look like in year one.

Hour Two: Matt Moscona is joined by Ryan Theriot for The Riot Radio Hour. The guys kick things off with Ryan’s Letter and “Kick Rocks,” diving into the latest storylines and opinions from around sports. Then, attention turns to LSU basketball as Matt breaks down the Tigers’ potential pursuit of Italian forward Saliou Niang and what it could mean for Will Wade’s roster. Get everything you need to know about the international prospect, how he fits, and where things stand in LSU’s transfer portal efforts.

Hour One: The New Orleans Saints make a late undrafted free agent addition, signing Ole Miss defensive tackle Zxavian Harris. Matt Moscona breaks down why Harris could be more than your typical UDFA and what he might bring to the Saints’ defensive front. Plus, college baseball insider Kendall Rogers joins the show to preview a huge weekend on the diamond, including LSU’s matchup against South Carolina and what’s at stake in the SEC. And Saints fourth-round pick Jeremiah Wright stops by to talk about hearing his name called on draft day, why New Orleans is a great fit, and what’s next as he begins his NFL career.

Hour Three: Is Weston Davis LSU’s most improved offensive lineman? Matt Moscona breaks down the development of the Tigers’ offensive line and why Davis is generating buzz heading into the season. Plus, hear what Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin had to say about LSU and Davis as expectations continue to rise for the group. Matt also reacts to the overall improvement of the offensive line unit and what it could mean for LSU’s offense this season. Later, Bill Gunter of 107.5 The Game joins the show to preview LSU’s upcoming baseball series against South Carolina, offering insight on the Gamecocks and what to expect this weekend.

Hour Two: Matt Moscona is joined by New Orleans Saints EDGE Michael Heldman to discuss signing as an undrafted free agent, his draft process, and his college career at Central Michigan. Heldman shares what stood out about the Saints organization and what he’s focused on as he begins his NFL journey in New Orleans. Plus, we dive into a way-too-early NFL mock draft and compare it to a 2026 mock—what’s changed, which prospects are rising, and how teams like the Saints could be impacted. Later, former LSU defensive tackle Bernard Gooden joins the show to break down signing an undrafted free agent deal with the Cleveland Browns, his time at LSU, and what’s next as he looks to make an NFL roster.

Hour One: LSU Baseball is set to open a big weekend series against South Carolina, and head coach Jay Johnson shares key injury updates on Casan Evans, Chris Stanfield, and John Pearson ahead of first pitch. How will these injuries impact the Tigers this weekend? Plus, Matt Moscona is joined by former LSU linebacker West Weeks to break down his journey to the NFL after signing with the Indianapolis Colts. Weeks discusses his draft process, time at LSU, what he learned during his college career, and what’s next at the professional level.

Hour Three:How much pressure is Lane Kiffin under in his first season at LSU? Matt Moscona evaluates expectations coming out of spring practice and what success should realistically look like in year one. NFL reporter Mike Triplett joins the show to break down the New Orleans Saints draft, which undrafted free agents could make the roster, and the outlook for veterans Cam Jordan and Alvin Kamara moving forward. Plus, an update on LSU Tigers men's basketball and the slow build of the roster as the offseason continues.

Hour Two:With the NFL Draft in the rearview, Matt Moscona shifts focus to what’s next for the New Orleans Saints and around the football landscape. Matt is joined by Saints UDFA kicker Mason Shipley to break down his signing, draft process, college career, and the opportunity ahead as he begins his NFL journey. Plus, we dive into updated post-spring national championship and Heisman odds in college football—who’s trending up and where the value might be. And Mickey Loomis addressed the futures of Cam Jordan and Alvin Kamara. Matt reads between the lines of the Saints GM’s comments and what they could mean for both veterans moving forward.

Hour One:Jay Johnson provides an important update on Casan Evans, confirming the Tigers’ Friday night starter is good to go after dealing with arm discomfort. What does his availability mean for LSU heading into a key SEC weekend series against South Carolina Gamecocks baseball? We break it all down and what to expect on the mound. Plus, Matt Moscona is joined by former LSU defensive tackle Jacobian Guillory to discuss signing an undrafted free agent deal with the Los Angeles Chargers. Guillory shares insight into his draft process, why the Chargers were the right fit, and what’s next as he begins his NFL journey.

Hour 3: Did LSU find emerging playmakers at cornerback and wide receiver this spring? Matt Moscona reacts to Lane Kiffin’s comments from his final media availability and what they could mean for the Tigers as they head into the offseason. Plus, we preview LSU baseball’s matchup with Southeastern, breaking down the starting lineup and what to watch for as the Tigers continue their push through the season.

Hour 2: Sam Leavitt returned to 7-on-7 work during LSU football’s final spring practice, and Matt Moscona reacts to what it means moving forward. We also take a step back and evaluate the Tigers’ spring as a whole, highlighting key takeaways, standouts, and areas still needing improvement. Saints undrafted free agent cornerback Jeremiah McClendon joins the show to discuss signing with New Orleans, his journey through the draft process, his time at Southern Illinois, and the opportunity ahead in the NFL. Plus, we break down the updated win total for the Saints following the NFL Draft and what it tells us about expectations for the upcoming season.

Hour 1: The New Orleans Saints make a move in the secondary, signing former Browns cornerback Martin Emerson. Matt Moscona reacts to the addition and breaks down whether Emerson can be the answer at CB for a defense looking to take a step forward. Shea Dixon joins the show with the latest on LSU football recruiting, including key targets, recent momentum, and what’s ahead for the Tigers on the trail. Plus, we react to Jay Johnson’s latest update on Casan Evans and what it could mean for the Tigers moving forward.

Hour Three: Matt Moscona is joined by David Dellucci to break down Week 7 in Southeastern Conference baseball, including another frustrating weekend for the LSU Tigers baseball as they’re swept for the third straight series. What’s gone wrong, and is there any path forward this season? Plus, we run through all the LSU Tigers football players who heard their names called during the 2026 NFL Draft. Who landed in the best spots, and what does it mean for their futures at the next level? All that and more in Hour Three!

Hour Two: Matt Moscona reacts to a tough weekend for the LSU Tigers baseball, who were swept on the road by Mississippi State Bulldogs baseball. What went wrong in the series, and what’s still left for LSU to play for as the season winds down? Plus, the New Orleans Saints make a draft-day splash by acquiring former first-round EDGE Tyree Wilson. Matt explains why he loves the move and how Wilson could impact the Saints defense immediately. Finally, LSU wraps up spring football with a scrimmage inside Tiger Stadium. We break down the biggest takeaways from the final practice and what it means heading into the offseason. All that and more in Hour Two!

Hour One: The 2026 NFL Draft is officially in the books, and Matt Moscona kicks things off with a full reaction to all eight selections by the New Orleans Saints. Did New Orleans put together another strong draft class, or are there lingering questions? Plus, Jordan Hill joins the show to break down what the Saints are getting in former Georgia Bulldogs standouts Christen Miller and Oscar Delp, and how they fit into the Black & Gold’s future. Finally, we react to the surprising fall of former LSU Tigers quarterback Garrett Nussmeier to Day 3 of the draft—what it means and what went wrong. All that and more in Hour One!

Hour Three shifts briefly away from the NFL Draft as Matt Moscona breaks down the importance of LSU wide receiver Winnie Watkins to the Tigers’ offense. Moscona explains how Watkins’ familiarity with Lane Kiffin’s system from Ole Miss could give him a significant edge in the wide receiver room and what that means for LSU moving forward. The show then turns back to the NFL Draft with a preview of day two from both an LSU and New Orleans Saints perspective. Moscona discusses potential fits, key players to watch, and whether the Saints could look to trade up to make a move in the next round. All that and more in hour three.

Hour Two continues the recap of round one of the NFL Draft, with a focus on LSU cornerback Mansoor Delane being selected sixth overall by the Kansas City Chiefs. Matt Moscona reacts to the pick and breaks down what Delane’s departure means for the future of LSU’s defense moving forward. Later, Ross Jackson joins the show to preview day two of the draft from a Saints perspective. The guys discuss potential targets, remaining needs, and how New Orleans could approach the next rounds. All that and more in hour two.

Hour One of the show kicks off with instant reaction to the New Orleans Saints selecting Jordyn Tyson with the 8th overall pick in the NFL Draft. Matt Moscona shares his initial thoughts on the pick, breaks down how Tyson fits with the Saints, and gives his early grade. Then, Arizona State insider Damon Allred joins the show to provide a deeper look at Tyson’s college career with the Sun Devils. Allred discusses Tyson’s production, skill set, injury history, and overall upside, giving Saints fans a clear picture of what to expect from their newest first-round pick. All that and more in hour one.

Hour Three wraps things up with football at every level.Matt Moscona was at LSU spring practice for Day 14 and empties his notebook with a full report, including key observations, standout performers, and what it all means moving forward.Then, the focus shifts to the NFL Draft as the guys reset the biggest first-round storylines. What should the New Orleans Saints do at pick No. 8? Matt, Paul, and Musso each weigh in with their preferred approach and potential outcomes.A strong final hour packed with LSU football intel and draft day strategy.

Hour Two of the show dives straight into NFL Draft Day with live insight and powerful conversations.Matt Moscona is joined from the draft by CBS Sports’ Josh Edwards to break down the latest first-round rumors and what to expect as the night unfolds. Will the New Orleans Saints stay put at pick No. 8, or make a move up the board? Edwards shares his expert take.Dr. Nakhle Saba joins the show to discuss the importance of bone marrow transplants and the ongoing Team Cate swab initiative.Plus, LSU goalkeeper Rylie Kuyper opens up about her personal cancer diagnosis in an inspiring and emotional conversation you won’t want to miss.A must-listen second hour covering the NFL Draft and stories that go far beyond the game.

Hour One of the show is here, and it’s loaded.With the first round of the NFL Draft underway, Matt Moscona reacts to the latest buzz surrounding the New Orleans Saints and the possibility of a bold move into the top 3. Is a trade-up really on the table?Kendall Rogers joins for his weekly SEC segment to preview Week 7, including a big road test for LSU Baseball in Starkville against Mississippi State.Plus, LSU gymnast Ashley Cowan stops by on site to talk about the Tigers’ incredible national runner-up finish and promote today’s Team Cate swab event on campus.Don’t miss a packed first hour covering the Saints, SEC baseball, and LSU gymnastics.

Hour Three: Matt Moscona circles back to Lane Kiffin’s Tuesday media availability, focusing on what was said about depth and rotation at the safety position and along the offensive line, and what it could mean moving forward.Next, Sean Fazende joins the show to preview what the New Orleans Saints might do in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft.The hour closes with a look at the contract extension for Verge Ausberry and what it means for LSU athletics moving forward.

Hour Two: LSU Tigers baseball picked up a midweek win over New Orleans Privateers baseball, and Matt Moscona recaps the game with a focus on the standout performances from the Tigers’ freshmen. What do these young players show, and what can be expected from them as the season progresses?Plus, reaction to comments from Mickey Loomis and Tyler Shough regarding the wide receiver class in the 2026 NFL Draft, and a discussion on whether expansion to a 24-team College Football Playoff could be closer to reality than expected.