Sorsby-Texas Tech Saga Ends, Cam Jordan Returns & LSU's Future NFL Stars

LSU Lands Top-10 RB Tre Segarra | Saints Minicamp Report & Cam Jordan Reaction

Hour 3 of After Further Review LSU Football continues to build its future in the backfield, landing Top-10 running back Tre Segarra. Matt Moscona reacts to the commitment and breaks down what it means for the Tigers’ running back room moving forward. LSU is expected to take three high school running backs in the cycle—what does that say about the current depth chart, and how aggressive are Lane Kiffin and Kevin Smith being on the recruiting trail? Then, Mike Triplett joins the show with a report from the first day of Saints minicamp. He shares who stood out on the field, why the secondary is such a key focus for this roster, and what to make of the early offseason vibes in New Orleans.Plus, Mike gives his thoughts on Cam Jordan’s return to the Saints and what his presence means for the defensive front heading into the season.

Sorsby-Texas Tech Saga Ends, Cam Jordan Returns & LSU's Future NFL Stars

Hour 2 of After Further Review The Brendan Sorsby saga is finally over. Matt Moscona reacts to the former Texas Tech quarterback and the program mutually parting ways as Sorsby sets his sights on the NFL Supplemental Draft. What led to the split, and what are Sorsby's chances of hearing his name called? Next, Matt continues to break down Cam Jordan's return to the New Orleans Saints and what it means for the team's defensive front. Plus, a closer look at the Saints' EDGE room after adding Anfernee Jennings and Tyree Wilson this offseason. Finally, Matt examines an early look at the 2027 NFL Draft rankings and what they reveal about LSU's roster construction, player development, and expectations for the Tigers heading into the 2026 season.

Cam Jordan Re-Signs with Saints; LSU Lands Top-10 RB Tre Segarra, 5-Star Recruiting Updates

Hour 1 of After Further Review Cam Jordan is staying in New Orleans. The Saints lifer officially re-signed with the Black & Gold on Tuesday, and Matt Moscona reacts to how both sides finally reached an agreement and why the deal makes sense for Jordan and the Saints. Next, Shea Dixon joins the show to recap another huge recruiting weekend for LSU Football. The Tigers landed three new commitments, including Top-10 running back Tre Segarra, while also securing their first two offensive line commits in the 2027 class. Shea also provides the latest updates on several elite 5-star targets still on LSU's board. Plus, LSU Football has finalized its front office staff. Matt reacts to the hires and what they could mean for the future of the program.

LSU Football Lands 4-Star OL Terrance Smith + Breaking Down LSU Baseball's Portal Haul

LSU Football continued its recruiting momentum with the commitment of four-star offensive lineman Terrance Smith, giving the Tigers their second offensive line pledge of the day in the Class of 2027. Matt Moscona reacts to the addition and takes a big-picture look at the offensive side of LSU's 2027 recruiting class, examining how Brian Kelly and his staff are building the foundation for the future.Plus, Jason Ratcliff of 64Analytics joins the show to break down LSU Baseball's transfer portal class. What stands out about Jay Johnson's latest haul? Which roster needs have already been addressed, and what elements of this portal class may have been missing a year ago? Matt and Jason dive into the numbers and explain why LSU appears poised for another strong run in 2027.

LSU Baseball Lands Tulane Transfer Jason Wachs + Big 12 Drama Continues

Hour Two: LSU Baseball continues to make waves in the transfer portal as Jay Johnson lands former Tulane outfielder Jason Wachs. Matt Moscona reacts to the commitment, breaks down Wachs' skill set, and explains where the newest Tiger could fit into LSU's lineup as the program reloads for another championship run.Plus, Ari Temkin joins the show to discuss the latest developments involving the Big 12 and quarterback Brendan Sorsby. With legal and roster questions continuing to swirl, Matt and Ari examine whether Texas Tech may actually be better positioned moving forward without Sorsby and what the situation means for the conference as a whole.