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LSU sports, from the room itself.
Hey Fightin' Podcast Network is a rotating LSU Athletics feed built around football, basketball, baseball, gymnastics, soccer, softball, and the culture around them. It moves from press-conference access to relaxed studio talk without losing the fan-facing LSU frame.
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Hey Fightin' Podcast Network is LSU Athletics in feed form: part official access, part campus conversation, part fan briefing for a department that rarely has a quiet week. Football still carries weight, especially when Lane Kiffin is talking through roster turnover, portal windows, staff additions, and the responsibility of building at LSU. Basketball gets the same institutional attention when Will Wade returns to a packed room and frames the job in personal, high-stakes terms. But the network is not only chasing the biggest headline. It makes room for women's basketball tournament atmosphere, gymnastics regionals, baseball road series, softball weekends, soccer development, Masters chatter, and even concerts inside Tiger Stadium. The range is the point. Sports Information episodes have the feel of LSU insiders catching up before the next event begins, with Kent Lowe, Michael Bonnett, Bill Frank, and Harrison Valentine appearing in a loose rhythm of updates, memories, jokes, and practical fan context. Those conversations can pivot from Ole Miss crowds to Baton Rouge golfers at Augusta without sounding forced. The interview shows are more personal. On The Real Deal, Jamar Lincoln gives LSU soccer players space to talk about NIL, training-load jumps, mental adjustment, speed of play, confidence, and the move from youth dominance to SEC competition. Sariyah Bailey's national-team and freshman-season perspective sits beside Ava Galligan's reflections on a historic season, community support, and playing freer. Tigers Win brings in media voices such as Alyssa Lang for Baton Rouge food talk, mentorship stories, ESPN and SEC Network pressure, and the spectacle of LSU-South Carolina women's basketball. The feed also includes press-conference audio, so listeners get the cadence of coaches explaining how they see their programs. It is measured rather than glossy. It assumes LSU fans care about logistics, culture, rosters, brackets, facilities, and the people behind the uniforms. That makes it especially useful for followers who want the wider LSU sports picture, with enough personality to feel like a familiar room instead of a release from an athletics office.
Made for: Built for LSU fans who follow more than one team and want campus-wide context, access, athlete perspective, and familiar Baton Rouge texture. It also suits SEC listeners who like hearing how a major athletics department talks about itself from week to week.
What sets it apart: The network's advantage is its mix of official proximity and relaxed range: press-conference audio can sit beside studio banter, NIL interviews, media conversations, and Olympic-sport storylines. It treats football as central without letting football crowd out the rest of LSU Athletics.
The official podcast network of LSU Athletics. The Hey Fightin' Podcast Network takes you inside LSU Sports all year long. From Hey Fightin' Podcast – the official podcast of LSU Football – to Tigers Win, Hearing Voices, Play by Play, and more, the Hey Fightin' Podcast Network brings you episodes covering all things LSU Sports (almost) every week day.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
LSU athletes, coaches and broadcasters turn campus sports into clear conversations about preparation, competition and the work surrounding each game.
Hey Fightin' Podcast Network moves between LSU game preparation, athlete conversations and broader campus sports talk without forcing them into one format.
Vanderbilt's radio voice sizes up LSU's pressure; your pregame nerves get an informed second opinion.
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LSU's Oxford trip, Masters chatter, and familiar local golf ties anchor the conversation.
The conversation keeps a steady regional-sports rhythm as Kent Lowe and Michael Bonnett move from LSU's trip to Oxford to the Ole Miss baseball series and then into a Masters update that brings in Patrick Reed, Sam, Fred Couples, and Vern Lundquist.
A grounded first-practice briefing on LSU's roster rebuild and the standards being set inside the program.
LSU's first practice arrives with plenty of energy, but the episode keeps its feet on the ground. It frames the day against a 7-6 season and a roster reshaped by a portal era that has changed the job itself.
Alyssa Lang ties Baton Rouge, mentorship, and women's basketball to the pressure of finding a place in sports media.
Alyssa Lang's visit to Tigers Win lands on a practical truth about sports media: careers are often shaped by the people who make space for someone new, not just by the work on air.
A relaxed LSU soccer conversation that moves from childhood snacks to the SEC's sharper pace.
Jamar Lincoln's Real Deal conversation with LSU junior Ava Galligan keeps its focus on her path and progression, tracing her route from Ashburn, Virginia, and Independence High School to St. James FC and the honors she has earned at LSU.
A relaxed March Madness review that keeps LSU's busy campus weekend in focus.
Kent Lowe and Michael Bonnett move easily through LSU's packed March Madness week, linking the home SEC-opening baseball series with Oklahoma to women's NCAA tournament play and a campus weekend full of outdoor events.
A Vanderbilt radio voice with Louisiana ties gives LSU fans a grounded look at the pressure defense waiting in Nashville.
The episode frames LSU-Vanderbilt less as a standard preview and more as a look at the voices and local context that shape college football Saturdays.
Russell Brock frames LSU's tougher path ahead while making beach volleyball's pace and home atmosphere easy to understand.
LSU beach volleyball's season preview lands as a grounded read on how Russell Brock views the program's next step. He traces a fall that started around Baton Rouge, built through stronger competition, included a pairs title in Huntsville and a home event with tougher teams, then…
Purdue sports, argued from the details.
Daily Cardinals roster radar.
Harrison Valentine interviews LSU Beach Volleyball head coach Russell Brock ahead of the season.
Chris Blair hosts a preview of the LSU vs.
The LSU Sports Information Podcast hosts discuss National Bosses Day and preview LSU football's upcoming road game at Vanderbilt, noting stadium renovations since their last visit.
Chris Blair hosts Andrew Allegretta, the voice of Vanderbilt Commodores, to preview the LSU-Vanderbilt football game.
Kent Lowe and Michael Bonnett open in Oxford.
Host Jamar Lincoln interviews LSU freshman soccer standout Sariyah Bailey about her transition to college athletics, training demands, and experiences as a student athlete.
This episode of the LSU Sports Information Podcast provides updates on LSU sports, including reactions to Will Wade's introductory press conference, NCAA regional meets for gymnastics, and the upcoming baseball series against Tennessee.
Will Wade expresses excitement and gratitude at his introductory press conference for returning as LSU's basketball coach, thanking supporters and administration while emphasizing his commitment to winning a national championship.
This episode discusses LSU sports updates including the new basketball coach Will Wade, women's basketball in the Sweet 16, spring football, gymnastics regionals, and upcoming concerts at Death Valley.
Lane Kiffin says LSU's first spring practice on March 24, 2026 felt good, but the roster still has 'a ton of work to do' after a 7-6 season.
Alyssa Lang tells Harrison Valentine how a South Carolina student job became a CBS affiliate anchor role, a Jacksonville reporting stop, and almost eight years at SEC Network.
Jamar Lincoln opens with NIL.
Kent Lowe and Michael Bonnett discuss a packed campus sports weekend as baseball gets ready to open SEC play at home against Oklahoma.
This episode previews LSU's final home football game against Western Kentucky on Senior Night, discussing the emotional impact of NIL and the transfer portal on the team.
This episode features an interview with Andrew Monaco, the voice of the Texas A&M Aggies, previewing the upcoming LSU vs.
The hosts discuss National Bosses Day and preview LSU football's upcoming road game at Vanderbilt, noting stadium renovations since their last visit.