After Further Review

After Further Review is Matt Moscona's Baton Rouge sports show, and LSU sits at its center. Openings follow a familiar routine: sponsor tags, a roll call of the studio crew, a rundown of who is coming up and when, and a line about popping the top on another edition. Then the work starts. Episode titles often combine several beats. One is called 'LSU Spring Football Day 5 Notes + SEC Baseball Week 4 Preview | NCAA Transfer Rule Shakeup'. Texas A&M appears in more than one preview title, next to SEC baseball previews numbered by week, and another title flags a 4-Star WR Commit. Spring football gets eyes-on reporting. One report explains the media's customary window, five short periods of watching. Another follows the 11-on-11 team period and a red zone period, tracking how two players rotated evenly with the ones and twos. The show also brings in outside eyes, passing along the view of Dwayne Jenkins, the head coach at Lutcher, that practice is a chance to get many players better. It also recalls players who came into the studio and talked about being worn out after practice. The baseball talk is just as granular. In a Riot Radio Hour episode, the conversation covers at-bats, batting averages, an awkward slide that changed who plays second base, and a two-run single in a rally inning against Ole Miss. That segment is billed with Moscona and Ryan Theriot. It has its own song and a looser feel, with detours into trucks and bumper stickers. Other voices widen the view. Openings tease Aaron Torres on the transfer portal, Kendra Rogers on LSU and Tennessee baseball, and Jay Clark as LSU gymnastics chases the program's second national title, and Ryan Brauninger comes on to catch things up on Texas A&M. The NFL draft brings out open enthusiasm. The host calls himself a self-admitted draft nerd who watches all three days with a guide and a highlighter, on the belief that contenders are built through the draft and not free agency. Sponsor reads for a golf course near Zachary and a tire shop keep it rooted locally. For a listener who wants LSU followed at the level of practice reps and lineup changes, this is the close-range version.