Hour Three: Matt Moscona and Ryan Theriot are back with another edition of The Riot Radio Hour. Ross Jackson joins the show to recap Day 3 of New Orleans Saints training camp, including the return of Chris Olave and the biggest standouts from the first three practices.Then, Matt and Ryan crack open some baseball cards and pull some serious heat before wrapping up the show with another entertaining edition of Ask Ryan.

Hour Two: Matt Moscona welcomes Ryan Theriot for another edition of The Riot Radio Hour. The guys kick things off with Ryan's Letter, discuss the Shohei Ohtani baseball card that sold for more than $10 million, and Ryan delivers another edition of Kick Rocks.Then, the focus shifts to LSU baseball as Matt gets Ryan's take on the Tigers' pursuit of Logan Schmidt. What would Schmidt bring to Jay Johnson's roster, and how important is his recruitment as LSU continues to build for the future?

Hour One: LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt spoke publicly for the first time since arriving in Baton Rouge, and Matt Moscona reacts to everything the Tigers' new signal caller had to say. Why did Leavitt transfer to LSU? What stood out from his first media appearance? And what should fans expect from his first season leading the Tigers?Then, Matt shifts to the New Orleans Saints, breaking down the first comments from head coach Kellen Moore and wide receiver Chris Olave after Olave signed his new contract extension. What does the deal mean for the Saints' offense, and what did both men reveal about the future in New Orleans?

Hour 3: Matt Moscona breaks down the latest developments surrounding the Protect College Sports Act as all four power conferences meet to discuss revisions to the proposed legislation. Then, Sam Spiegelman joins the show to discuss his official Rivals prediction that the nation's No. 1 wide receiver, Easton Royal, will flip his commitment to LSU. Sam explains why he made the prediction now, what he's hearing about Royal's timeline, and where the Tigers stand in the recruitment. Plus, ESPN's Adam Rittenberg joins Matt to recap the biggest storylines from Big Ten Media Days and the future of college football.

Hour 2: Breaking news as the New Orleans Saints and Chris Olave have agreed to a four-year, $132 million contract extension. Matt Moscona reacts to the blockbuster deal, explains why he believes the Saints overpaid, and discusses what the extension means for the franchise moving forward. Plus, Ross Jackson joins the show with his latest Saints training camp report, including a standout day from rookie wide receiver Jordyn Tyson and an injury scare involving cornerback Kool-Aid McKinstry. Matt also welcomes ESPN Radio's Matt Jones for a wide-ranging conversation on the biggest storylines heading into the college football season.

Hour 1: Taysom Hill's time with the New Orleans Saints has officially come to an end. Matt Moscona looks back at Hill's unique career in New Orleans, explains why it was the right time for the Saints to move on, and discusses what's next for both the franchise and the versatile veteran. Plus, Pro Football Focus released its rankings of the highest-rated returning SEC wide receivers and tight ends. LSU placed four players on the lists—but not necessarily the names you might expect. Matt breaks down the rankings and explains what they reveal about Lane Kiffin's roster-building approach and LSU's offensive outlook heading into the season.

Hour Three: The New Orleans Saints hit the practice field for the first day of training camp, but the biggest story is the devastating ACL injury to starting defensive lineman Bryan Bresee. Ross Jackson joins Matt Moscona with a full report from Saints camp, including standout performers, early observations, and what Bresee's injury means for New Orleans moving forward.Later, Matt reacts to LSU head coach Lane Kiffin's comments about general manager Billy Glasscock and the critical role he plays in building the Tigers' roster. From recruiting and the transfer portal to roster management in the NIL era, Kiffin offers insight into how LSU is structured for success.

Hour Two: Ole Miss has filed a lawsuit against former Rebels Princewill Umanmielen and Devin Harper after both transferred to LSU, alleging breach of contract. Matt Moscona reacts to the unprecedented legal action, explains the claims in the lawsuit, and discusses what the public nature of the case could mean for college football in the NIL and transfer portal era.Matt also provides the latest update on LSU baseball's pursuit of transfer pitcher Logan Schmidt before welcoming Yahoo Sports NFL analyst Frank Schwab to the show. The two break down the biggest storylines from NFL training camps, including the outlook for the NFC South, Kansas City Chiefs, Cincinnati Bengals, Buffalo Bills, and more. Plus, Frank shares some of his favorite futures bets for the 2026 NFL season.

Hour One: Breaking news out of New Orleans Saints training camp as starting defensive lineman Bryan Bresee suffers a torn ACL on the opening day of camp. Matt Moscona reacts to the devastating injury, explains what it means for the Saints' defensive tackle room, and discusses the team's options moving forward.Plus, Lane Kiffin addresses the Baton Rouge Rotary Club, offering insight into modern roster building, player retention, and managing a college football program in the NIL and transfer portal era. Matt also breaks down Kiffin's comments, provides the latest on quarterback Sam Leavitt, and discusses LSU's cornerback depth heading into the 2026 season.

Hour 3: Matt Moscona opens the hour by breaking down the latest 2026 Heisman Trophy odds and identifying the best value bets heading into the college football season. Which contenders are being overlooked, and where is the smartest value on the board?Then, Jeff Duncan joins the show to preview New Orleans Saints training camp. Matt and Jeff react to the biggest takeaways from Mickey Loomis and Kellen Moore's press conferences, discussing roster expectations, key position battles, and the storylines that will shape camp as the Saints begin preparations for the 2026 season.