Southern Salute: One of the most famous uses of a rock song in television history.

Matt's Moment: LSU Teases a First of Its Kind Plan for the Future of College Athletics

Musso breaks down a letter obtained by LouisianaSports.net revealing LSU has invited its top athletic donors to a private presentation at the Governor's Mansion next month. LSU President Wade Rousse is expected to unveil what the university calls a "first of its kind" revenue generating opportunity that could reshape college athletics. Musso explains why private equity is a likely topic, how LSU has already become a leader in athletic revenue, and what this could mean for the future of the Tigers.

Southern Salute: Bonnie Tyler Remembered

Michelle pays tribute to Bonnie Tyler following her passing at age 75. Hear the incredible story behind her unmistakable raspy voice, why "Holding Out for a Hero" became an 80s rock anthem, and why her music continues to stand the test of time.

Matt's Moment: Could Legal Tampering Be Coming to College Sports?

Musso fills in for Matt Moscona and breaks down a proposal that could change the transfer portal forever. The NCAA is considering a legal tampering period, giving schools a designated window to contact student-athletes before the portal opens. Could it bring some much-needed structure to the Wild West of college athletics? Musso explains what it would mean and why organized programs like LSU could benefit.

Southern Salutes: Happy Birthday, Beck! The Strange Story Behind "Where It's At"

Michelle celebrates Beck's birthday by looking back at one of the most original artists in rock. Hear how "Where It's At" came together, where the famous "two turntables and a microphone" line actually came from, and why the song helped define the sound of the 1990s.

Matt's Moment: LSU Lands Ruston Safety Jaden Anding, Keeps Louisiana Talent Home

Musso breaks down LSU's latest recruiting win as four-star Ruston safety Jaden Anding commits to the Tigers over Ole Miss. He explains why the decision took an extra week, how Anding reunites with his older brother in Baton Rouge, where he fits into LSU's loaded young safety room, and why the Tigers may not be done adding talent to the secondary with another top cornerback still on the radar.