After Further Review

Hour 3 of After Further Review features Ross Dellenger joining Matt Moscona to break down the NCAA's new 5-for-5 policy, what led to the change, and how it could reshape the future of college athletics. Matt then turns his attention to the NBA Draft, running through a Day 2 mock draft and highlighting potential fits, surprises, and players to watch. The show wraps up with another edition of Otter Locks as Jimmy Ott joins the program to deliver his favorite plays and betting insights.

Matt Moscona kicks off AFR by breaking down the NCAA's new "5-for-5" policy and what it could mean for college athletics moving forward. Then, Will Guillory joins the show to recap draft night for the New Orleans Pelicans and discuss the franchise's direction after adding new talent. Matt also reacts to the news surrounding Cincinnati quarterback Brendan Sorsby and the gambling issue making headlines around college football. To close the hour, it's another trip Around the SEC as Matt catches you up on the biggest stories and developments from across the conference.

We kick off hour two talking College World Series and college baseball as a whole with Todd Walker. We also discuss the possibility of Shedeur Sanders to the Saints before catching up with Todd McClure ahead of his induction into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame this weekend.

We kick off hour three with some World Cup talk after reports that Christian Pulisic is back training. That somehow sends us down a rabbit hole about why Turkey started going by Türkiye. We also discuss Saints standout Bryce Lane, preview the College World Series championship series, and wrap up the show with Otter Locks.

In hour one of AFR we talk about LSU landing another wide receiver commitment on the recruiting trail. Eddie Radosevich joins us from Omaha to discuss the championship matchup between Oklahoma Sooners baseball and North Carolina Tar Heels baseball. We also go Around the SEC before wrapping up the hour with Matt's growing World Cup FOMO.

Hour Two of After Further Review features another edition of The Riot Radio Hour as Matt Moscona welcomes Ryan Theriot to the show.Ryan shares his heartfelt letter to U.S. soccer fans as the World Cup gets underway, discussing the excitement surrounding the sport's biggest event and what it means for American soccer moving forward.The guys also dive into Matt's trip to Las Vegas, where he experienced No Doubt live at The Sphere. Matt breaks down the immersive venue, the concert experience, and why The Sphere has become one of the hottest entertainment destinations in the world.Plus, Ryan gives his thoughts on the conclusion of the Brendan Sorsby saga and what the resolution means moving forward. The conversation covers the latest college football headlines, NIL realities, and quarterback movement in today's game.

HOUR THREE: Former LSU pitcher Lloyd Peever is headed to the College Baseball Hall of Fame, and he joins Matt Moscona for a wide-ranging conversation about the honor. Peever reflects on his time at LSU, the teams he helped lead, and shares memorable stories from his days playing under legendary coach Skip Bertman.Plus, Matt discusses the latest movement of the Protect College Sports Act as the legislation advances to the Senate floor and what it could mean for the future of college athletics.Could LSU basketball be positioning itself to land the No. 1 player in the 2028 recruiting class? Matt breaks down the latest surrounding LSU legacy Marcus Spears Jr. and what the Tigers' chances may be with one of the nation's most coveted young prospects.And Matt reacts to a new proposal that would make high school players ineligible for the MLB Draft, examining how such a change could impact college baseball, recruiting, and programs like LSU.

HOUR ONE: The terms of Cam Jordan's new one-year contract with the New Orleans Saints have been revealed, and Matt Moscona breaks down the details. Is it a good deal for the Saints, and what does it mean for the future Hall of Famer's final seasons in New Orleans?Plus, Matt reacts to comments from rookie quarterback Tyler Shough as the Saints enter a six-week break before training camp. What stood out from Shough's remarks, and what should fans expect when camp opens?LSU football continues to build for the future. LSU offensive line commit Terrance Smith's high school coach, Dom D'Addona, joins the show to discuss the talented lineman's pledge to the Tigers. What kind of player is LSU getting? Is Smith prepared to develop and wait his turn in Baton Rouge?And Matt has the latest on the ongoing Brendan Sorsby saga.

Hour 2: Lane Kiffin made headlines during his appearance on Tyrann Mathieu's podcast, providing a major update on LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt and declaring the Tigers' signal-caller is fully cleared. Kiffin also discussed LSU's quarterback recruiting philosophy and didn't shy away from championship expectations, boldly predicting LSU will bring a national title back to Baton Rouge. Matt Moscona reacts to Kiffin's comments and what they mean for LSU's outlook in 2026.Next, Matt breaks down the latest addition for LSU baseball as transfer right-hander Diego Velazquez commits to the Tigers. Will Velazquez fit better as a starter or reliever? Plus, another transfer pitching target emerges as Jay Johnson continues to reshape the roster.To close the hour, Ross Jackson joins the show to recap Day 2 of Saints minicamp. Which players stood out as New Orleans wraps up the first phase of its offseason program? Ross also discusses the return of Cam Jordan and reacts to the Saints' latest roster additions as training camp approaches.

Hour 3 of After Further ReviewLSU 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.

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.

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.