Matt's Moment: NCAA Changes Eligibility Forever, What It Means for LSU

Southern Salute: The Genius Behind "Africa" Celebrates 72

David Paich turns 72 today. We celebrate the songwriter, keyboard player, and legendary session musician whose work helped shape some of the biggest rock hits of the late '70s and '80s, along with a career that includes performances on countless classic albums.

Matt's Moment: LSU Baseball Numbers Game Plus What's Next for the Pelicans

Matt explains why LSU baseball signee Colton Chrisman is no longer headed to Baton Rouge and how the Tigers' roster crunch under the NCAA's new scholarship rules could lead to even more departures before the season begins. Plus, a look at LSU's continued activity in the transfer portal and why the Pelicans may just be getting started after the NBA Draft.

Southern Salute: Celebrating Mick Fleetwood at 79

Today we celebrate the 79th birthday of Mick Fleetwood, the drummer, co-founder, and driving force behind Fleetwood Mac. Michelle looks back at his lasting impact on one of rock's greatest bands and wraps up the tribute with a deeper cut from the Fleetwood Mac catalog.

Matt's Moment: NCAA Changes Eligibility Forever, What It Means for LSU

The NCAA has approved a major overhaul of athlete eligibility. Matt Moscona explains the new five-years-to-play-five model, why redshirts are essentially disappearing, and how the change impacts everyone from LSU and McNeese to international recruits and future record books.

Pastor Tony Spell Responds Following Battery Arrest

Pastor Tony Spell speaks publicly for the first time since his arrest on a second-degree battery charge. Authorities say the case involves a confrontation with a neighbor near Life Tabernacle Church in Central. Spell disputes the allegations and says he looks forward to presenting his side in court.