LSU commitments Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris along with dozens of other athletes are awaiting a preliminary injunction hearing in Baton Rouge on Thursday to determine whether they will be allowed to return for a fifth season of eligibility. Tony Clayton, one of the attorneys representing the class of 2022 athletes, breaks down their case against the NCAA, Southeastern Conference and SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey. Cory Diaz with USA Today helps break down the biggest concerns around the LSU football team ahead of its season opener versus Clemson on Saturday (6:30, ABC).
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and welcome to another edition of Tiger Rag Radio. We have made it everyone. The 2026 football season will begin uh 4
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days from when we are broadcasting here on this lovely Tuesday night across the state of Louisiana. Hello everyone, Jeff Palmo along with the executive editor
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for Tiger Rag Magazine, Todd Horn, the editor, Glenn Gilbo, and Case Kishnik, our producer. for a loaded show for you tonight as we are just a few days as I
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mentioned away from the season opener against Clemson. Cory Diaz from the USA Today network will join us a little bit later on in this hour. We’ll also hear
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from former LSU and Saints great Dalton Hillard who played for Jerry Stoval. We lost another LSU legend this past
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weekend or actually this past week with the death of Jerry Stoval at the age of 85. We’ll talk to Dalton about coach
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Stoval and many other things as well when we have a chance to speak with him.
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And we’ll get you a scouting report on the Clemson Tigers, Larry Williams from the Clemson Dubcast. He will join us later on in [snorts] this show as well.
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But uh we do have to start with the biggest topic that’s been around now it seems like for like two years, but it’s
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[laughter]
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it’s only been a couple of weeks and that is obviously the eligibility issues involving these fifthear seniors and there will be a a huge court hearing in
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Baton Rouge on Thursday as uh many of these players who are seeking a fifth year some of them were in NFL train or a
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couple of them were in NFL training camps and one of the individuals that are representing these players is on the hotline with us right now and that is
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Tony Clayton. Tony, thanks a lot for joining us here on Tiger Rag Radio. How you doing tonight?
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You know, I was doing great. Jeff, Todd, you know, you you two are two of my favorites. But you guys just sent me in this regressive kind of mind state
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because in 1980 I was a running back for Bruley High School and Dalton Hillard was a running back for Patterson High
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and I also played defense and they beat us 56 to nothing. Tony, you don’t have to talk about this.
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You know, nothing. No, but I said nothing with a U in it. And they beat us so badly and and you to have this guy on the show after
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me. H and get me out of the way. I [laughter] don’t want to I don’t want to have this vision tomorrow.
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That was a complete accident, Tony. I did not know that.
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Yeah. Yeah. And and I would suggest that you get therapy because you know it’s I swear I need therapy.
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And now we’re going to ask him about that game. Oh, he will remember that.
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Thank you. [laughter] Well, Tony, that dude that dude was a man amongst men.
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Oh, he absolutely was. He was, he was incredible. And even in this pro career with the Saints, he was incredible. Really good. Versatile.
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So, uh, but so you’ve got a you’ve got a busy week in front of you, Tony. Um, what what are we expecting?
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What are you expecting to happen on Thursday?
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So, so we’re prepared. And when I tell you we’re prepared, um I think and this is just one lawyer on one side. I
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believe that the law and the facts are on our side. And you know, Jeff, I had a old law professor who once told me that
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Clayton, if you don’t have the law on your side, scream the facts. If you don’t have the facts, scream the law. If you don’t have either, just scream.
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[laughter] Here, we we [snorts] have the law and the facts. And and what this is Todd by the way, Tony, what what makes
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you so confident heading into this session and what could happen? What could transpire for the fans that are listening? And just plain English, not not legal speak, just plain English.
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So So I got So I think the national media has projected as if LSU is behind this entire deal, and they’re not. This
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is about those student athletes and the the the NCAA has treated these young student athletes in an arbitrary and capriccious manner.
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And what I mean by that Todd is that um during co uh athletes were given a fifth year. They were like okay you can play
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another year cuz you couldn’t play during co. So that would take us back kids who started school 2017, 18, 19,
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20, and 21 uh were able to have a fifth year. And then the NCA Sue Sponte or
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just out of the blue decided in 2023 to make it mandatory that everyone um will
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allow will be allowed to get a fifth year. Well, the problem was that 2022 year, which those folks were seniors in
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January of this year, had to make a choice. They were like, because this rule wasn’t in place yet, but but in
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January of this year, those young folks had to make a choice. They couldn’t play college anymore. They weren’t allowed to have their fifth year. So, they went to
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try out for the pros. They had to enter the draft and and dip their toes into this professional arena. Well, five months later, the NCAA decides upon
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itself to say, you know what, I will give everybody five years with the exception of this these students
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athletes from 2022. That’s not fair. So, those guys went out there, they didn’t make it or whatever happened to them.
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Um, now they’re like, “Wait a minute. If we would have known that we had another year left, we could have we would have
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stayed and played our last year in college.” And the way it looks now on the NIO, they probably would have made as much money as they would have made in the pros. So they’re entitled to that.
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They have a constitutional right to be treated fairly and equitably just as everyone else. And that is where the problem lies.
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Just real quick, and I know Jeff uh Glenn and me to break it down simple. I broke that down.
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That was very well done. [clears throat] Okay. Now the SEC the SEC has made all kinds of uh news in the last couple of
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days. First of all saying that they will comply with whatever the court orders but then there’s a possibility and I
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would say a probable likelihood that if they lose on Thursday which would mean that you get a a
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an injunction. It wouldn’t be an a permanent injunction, but I guess it would be a what a temporary injunction that could last through the football
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season that they may either appeal or ask for a stay. Do you think those are possibilities if in fact you prevail the way you think you will?
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So that’s a multitude of questions there, but you would have passed the laws. You would have passed the bar exam on that that question. You you you were
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spot on. So, so of course the SEC is putting out there that they would comply with the court order. They have no
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choice. I mean to say that it’s kind of like when Confucious says dark cloud come it, rain come it or whatever. So they have to because it’s a court order.
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So I I don’t think they’re just doing any nicities by complying to the court order. That’s just the rule of law.
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That’s what we do in this country. But here’s the issue. So they now have a restraining order in place that restrains them from taking any punitive
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action against these kids. So if we were to win Thursday, then we will have what’s called a preliminary injunction,
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which means now it moves to a level where you get to have a trial. We get to go do discovery, take depositions of the
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NCAA, take deposition of the SEC, and take deposition of guy who I want to depose is Mr. Greg Sanki or whatever his
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name is. and find out what in the world made him say whatever he said and issue this this rule that he it would issue
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punitive damages against any school that were to follow the laws of this country. So park that now we got that as a side.
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So the SEC has to comply with the laws uh as well as Greg Sanki or Commissioner Sanki. For the life of me, once the NCAA
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um once they were prohibited from violating these kids’ constitutional rights, what in the world enticed Mr.
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Sanki to come in and create this little rule to say, I’m going to punish the schools and and I’m going to do this and
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do that. He had no right to do that. I mean, these folks do not shed their constitutional rights at the college
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footstep door. So, you have to make sure folks rights are protected. And that’s where we stepped in.
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And Tony, Greg Sanki is going to be in court Thursday. Correct.
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If I were him, I would not because I get to cross-examine him. And for the life of me, uh, you know, if I were his
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lawyer, I would tell him, “Don’t show up cuz these guys are lying and wait.” Because he has to answer what in the world made you call all these colleges
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together and say that you’re going to make this rude to defy a court order that was already in place. But doesn’t he have to show up? I don’t know how you answer that.
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Doesn’t he have to show up?
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No, he doesn’t have to show up. He has lawyers and all that. He does not. If I were him, I probably wouldn’t show up.
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Okay, Tony, let me ask you this. Do you have any idea why the NCAA did not include the 2022 entries into college?
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It would have been very simple to do that. You have any idea why they didn’t do that?
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That’s a great question. And I’ll tell you why I think. And this is just Tony talking. Because they’ve been operating under a dictatorship. They just could do
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whatever they want to do. Now, let’s just look at it from the past however long they’ve been in existence.
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They made billions of dollars. They have made billions of dollars off the backs of these athletes. And you know that was the law then. They could have done it.
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That’s okay. But now it’s at the point in time where these kids, these young folks get to have some part of revenue
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sharing. And then you come in and you put up every roadblock that you could to stop them from enjoining the revenue that they create. Now some of my folks
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who who may not agree with me might say, “Well, they got an education.” They did and it’s great for the institution and they did give them a fifth year. the
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other guys and well some of them accept these guys we’re suing for right yeah you’re right you’re spot on and that’s the key so they keep trying to project LSU in a
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negative light they’re so wrong on that I’ve never met Lane Kein in life I don’t know the guy from HappyJack the Cookie
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man in terms of meeting him face to face have I heard his voice have I spoken to him yeah on the phone I don’t know the guy the guy’s never asked me to do
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anything I happen to be one of the lawyers that that we last week or two weeks ago, we speak we spoke to LSU uh
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football team as a prosecutor. Hillmore and I uh we would do it with Nick Sabin, we did it with coach O. We would go speak to the kids about the ramifications of some of their choices.
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So, so, so that’s where I come into play with these guys who work at LSU. No one at LSU is asking me to do anything um in
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terms of this. I represent these children. We I shouldn’t say I. When I say I, I mean this guy named Ryan. And there’s another lawyer named Elliot Abrams who he and I represented, R.J.
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Louise. So, so and make sure you ask me a question about R.J. Louise as we progress through this conversation. And I’ll tell you about that.
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Uh does he have a court date coming up? R.J.
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So, so, so R.J. has already won his uh preliminary injunction. We had the TTRO and we had a hearing about a week and a
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half ago with R.J. And here was the issue that that was forthcoming in that case. NCAA said that R.J. was not
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allowed to play collegiate ball because he stepped his toe into the NBA draft.
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The problem with that, there’s a statute bylaws 12.21 I think from the NCA that
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says any kid that has any involvement uh with the draft of the pros cannot play collegiate ball. Well, here’s the rub.
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There are 91 athletes this year alone that played pro ball in England, France, and Europe, and they’re now playing
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collegiate ball. And so I asked the question from the from the NCA when we had the hearing, what’s why the disparit
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treatment toward American citizens? So, you tell me that a guy from France or Europe or Spain or Africa or whatever can come over here and play college ball
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after they made a ton of money playing pro ball overseas. And the NCA guy said, “Well, that’s different because the NBA
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is a superior league around the world.” And I said, “Well, I don’t know how true that is. I think we’ve gotten our butts whipped a couple of times by some of
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these foreign countries.” And he couldn’t reply. He couldn’t respond to that. And I said, “More so?” Oh, strike that. Then he said, “Well, they’re kind
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of like,” he didn’t use this word developmental lead, but he kind of alluded that they were like a developmental type lead. And I said,
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“Well, the problem you have, sir, is my client RJ Louise only played in the GLeague, which is developmental league.
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He never played in a pro game. He played eight minutes in the G-League of all the games. Eight minutes.” So, so, so when
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you juxtapose this American who dipped his toe in the NBA draft and played minutes in the G-League compared to
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these folks overseas that have made a ton of money and they’re playing collegiate ball over here, it just doesn’t make sense. So Tony, and I think
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we’re getting towards the end of our time, and we really appreciate you coming on, but if you had to wrap this up, it it sounds to me like the rules
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are so fragmented or have been distorted over the course of the years from the NCAA and then from the various
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conferences uh that add on to them in different ways, add on to the restrictions or limitations. And now
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you’re that the basically they have a an authority problem or a jurisdictional problem. They
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you’re spot on. You are spot on. I went to law school for seven years and you’ve spoken to me for seven minutes and you’ve dissect this entire problem.
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Listen, the gist of this whole deal is that Commissioner Sanki cannot strike a match and give us the fire extinguisher
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to tell us how to put this flame out. He he caused this flame. He as well as the NCAA. NCAA is broken. Congress needs to
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step in and look the governor. I talked to the governor the other day. The governor, you guys got to do something about the NCAA. You can’t let these
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folks come in with this totalitarian type rulership. I mean, it’s it’s a problem we have. But but gentlemen, I
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appreciate you guys. I’m a big fan of the show. And thanks for letting me come on. And please, when you talk to Dalton Hill, ask him if he remembers me cuz he ran over me. I was like flat on my back.
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I mean, it was horrible what the guy did to me. [snorts] And I that’s why I went to law school because I probably could have had a pro career, but he just he broke it.
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Oh, man.
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You should have got a temporary restraining order against him during the game.
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That’s what I should have done. I should have hired Todd and Jeff. I should have hired you guys. [laughter] Tony, thanks a lot for your time, man.
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We really appreciate it.
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Thanks for talking to me, guys. All right, guys.
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All right. Tony uh Tony Clayton, who is working with the plaintiffs in the Louisiana case. We’ll take our first break here on Tiger Rag Radio, react to
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some of that. Trust us, we’re not going to be we’re going to talk a lot of ball tonight. Uh we’re going to probably get off this topic here fairly quickly, but
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uh we’ll wrap things up on this issue that I think most LSU fans are tired of hearing about uh right after this break here on Title Radio.
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Cory Diaz, who covers the LSU Tigers for the USA Today Network, will join us in the next segment. We just heard from attorney Tony Clayton who is
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representing the plaintiffs in Thursday’s preliminary injunction hearing. Of course, LSU caught in the
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storm, if you would, or of the media attention as the one that is the driving force behind this effort, the villains
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to get players who were playing or at least for a short period of time, uh,
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participating with NFL teams, whether in in training camp or mini camp, and having them now playing back on the collegiate level.
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Lane Kitman was asked on Monday. I thought Lane was um once again I thought he was transparent to some extent where
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he actually admitted that he struggled with this decision of going after guys like Daquin Wright, Zavon Harris, and
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Junior Tul Tuli Halamaka. And Tul Tuli Halamaka I think is kind of on a separate level separate level than Harris and Wright
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for sure since those guys were actually in NFL training camps. But Lane Keifin said he asked his uh leadership council
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on their thoughts on adding these players to the roster right before the start of the season opener.
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Coach Keifin came and talked to the leadership council and obviously well that was Sam.
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I met with our leadership committee of our players and I asked them what it’s your team. What do you want to do? If these players are are allowed to be
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added to rosters, what do you want to do? And every one of them was emphatic about if they can help us win, bring them. Here’s Sam Levit talking about that very same conversation.
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Coach Keifin came and talked to the leadership council and obviously the whole team’s kind of been talking about it. We all were nothing but excited for the opportunity to bring guys in and
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help us win some games. I don’t really know why there’s such an issue with it if it’s their fifth year. You know, everybody gets 5 years in college. So, I
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don’t know the exact details on everything. I’m just here to play ball.
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But came and talked to the leadership council and everyone’s on board with making it happen if everything falls into place and it’s legal. And here’s
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linebacker Whit Weeks’s take on the situation.
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I don’t think it’s a really a distraction for us in this building at all. And especially, I mean, with the last four years how college football’s gone, you kind of just got to be ready
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to expect anything. But last week, Coach Kevin, he came up and he talked to all the leaders, our leadership council, and he asked us, he was like, “Are y’all
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open to bringing these players back?” Um, and we all said yes. And he he told us, he said, “If if we don’t want them to come back and play, then they they won’t come back.” back, but we were
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like, if that’s the rules, we might as well we might as well go ahead and take these guys.
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So, there’s Lane Kiten and two of the leaders on this team. Seems like everyone is on the same page, guys.
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Yeah, and those exact same quotes. I just filed a story on tiger.com uh with those same quotes and the
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stories about how uh you know people have been talking about how LSU might be distracted this week which and there are
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a lot of reasons out there for them to be distracted. But I I thought it was great when Whit started laughing at that cuz you know of new players coming in.
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New players have been coming in in various portal windows for the last four or five years. So yeah. What do you say? What’s different from the last four years in college
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football? Exactly. And he said later in the interview, you know, we’re just sitting around doing our job and oh, here’s another new guy. That’s what he said. And and uh and also I I kind of
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made the point in the story that playing football at LSU and being around LSU football program by definition there’s
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distractions. I mean, the stadium itself is a major distraction. you know, it’s a good distraction and they’re and they’re used to it, but the the fan base and and
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just how everybody is very much into football, that’s a distraction. So, I think LSU was ready for that. And if you
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remember, they they uh they they moved the team away from LSU for home games to stay in another hotel because of the distractions, right? And getting away from the
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distractions, one of the things I can’t get over is the fact that there’s 60 other cases in the United States right now on the same exact subject. 24 of
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them were filed last week. And yet somehow Lane Kippen and LSU are drawing all the attention from everybody just because they’re a [music] powerful,
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popular, and and and uh polarizing for the wrong reasons. Yeah. All right, let’s take another break.
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Glad you could be a part of Tiger Rag Radio as we’re kicking off the 2026 football season Saturday night in Tiger Stadium against the Clemson Tigers.
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Let’s bring in Corey Diaz from the USA Today network. And Corey, we are not going to ask you one question about temporary restraining orders,
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preliminary injunctions, permanent injunctions. It is a permanent injunction, temporary trans whatever free zone here. We’re talking ball with you. How you doing tonight?
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You know, I to be honest, I kind of forgot that we were playing a football game. [laughter] Well, I actually heard, Corey, that that you
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actually participated in a pro league for journalists at one point, and now
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you I guess you’re considered a pro now, but your eligibility in college was was uh taken away from you at one point.
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Yeah. I uh I didn’t find the right representation. Uh unfortunately, I apparently was not born in the right era. [laughter]
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Yeah. Right. Well, you should sue about that.
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In high school in 22, I’ I’d be able to come back and and play a couple snaps.
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You should sue about that. That’s that’s what I would do. That’s what that’s that’s the American way. Hey, uh a lot of talk about the LSU defensive line.
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That’s been one of the main talking points during preseason camp. But one of the things that I wonder, Cory, and and
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no one really has an answer until we actually see it play out on Saturday night, how good is this offensive line going to be? What’s your thoughts on that?
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Yeah, you know, it’s, you know, that’s actually one of the biggest questions that I have for this team heading into Saturday night because, you know, um,
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between what, I guess, 18 12 minute viewing periods we’ve had, you know, over the last month, I don’t know what
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the math is on that. Maybe we’ve seen an hour and 55 minutes of this team up until uh you know this week where we don’t get any access because it’s game
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prep and and uh and look I mean everything we’ve seen from the offensive line has just been individual work and and you know them sectioning off the you
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know the right sides and the left sides of the line you know to do you know just sort of combo drills. So how good are they? I don’t really know. Um, you know,
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obviously we we’ve, you know, heard some rumblings during some of the scrimmages and, you know, some of the, you know, run game sort of catching catching on
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kind of later on, you know, in fall camp. And obviously that’s encouraging to hear. Um, you know, if you’re an LSU fan. Um, but I mean, who knows? I mean,
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who knows exactly how good they’re going to be, you know, um, you know, they’re they’re going to have, you know, two, you know, new faces, you know, in Jordan
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Seat and and Aluba, you know, that’ll be playing, you know, Bo Borderline is going to be getting some of his first, you know, significant work, you know,
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with this with this group and and with LSU in general, right? So, uh, the really two guys that we know something
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about is is center Brilen Moore and and right tackle Weston Davis. And you know, from what we saw from Weston last year, that was wasn’t very encouraging. So,
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uh, hopefully he’s improved. Um, so, you know, we we’ll see, man. You know, Clemson historically, right, is usually
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about as loud as you can find, you know, along the defensive line, but, you know, the way Davos talked up there, um, you know, this preseason, you know, almost
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kind of sounds like he doesn’t really know what to expect from his team either.
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Hey, Cory, this is Glenn. Thanks for joining us. Um, okay. From left to right on the offensive line, it’s Jordan Seat
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and Bo Bortal and Brilan Moore, Aliu Ba, and Weston Davis. Who who is your best
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guess for the five backups from left to right?
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[laughter]
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Come on, man. Oh my god.
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Well, it’s it’s important because Kein did say that that the backup offensive line or the depth of the offensive line is a primary concern.
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I’m just asking you for a guess. Who’s Who’s your guess?
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I I I would think it’s going to be Devin Harper. Sean Thomas. I know, but he doesn’t have the roster. Bristen Martinez is probably in there. Thomas is probably in there.
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Okay. Well, we’re not going with probably. Bryce Martinez is under uh Jordan Seat. That’s true. Who’s who who you think’s under Bo Bordon, Corey?
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Uh my best guess is Devin Harper.
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Okay. Right. And then who’s the backup center, you think?
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Man, I want to say uh but could also be Ryan Marray. So, I don’t know. Right. It’s It could be Ryan Marray.
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Okay, cool. And then behind Weston Davis at right tackle.
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Uh that’s it’s got to be the Tomkins kid, right?
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Right. Right. And then Ali Bob, the right guard back up. Who do you think?
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Now, see that that see to me that’s kind of position, you know, all camp long. To be honest, I I I don’t know, you know,
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because BA has been the guy, you know, since first we’ve been out. So, I I would think Sal or excuse me, uh William Satarites probably in that conversation.
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What about uh what about that kid the kid that was a high draft I mean high not high draft [laughter] a high uh a five-star recruit? Solomon Thomas.
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Solomon Thomas has got he hasn’t been on the second team most of the camp I would say. Uh Sat White was the backup center, but Ryan Morett
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kind of moved in. So So you had about what what other people have had. Uh Corey, so you passed the test. You get to stay on the show.
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Well, Corey and Jeff and Glenn, do you do you think when Kein points out that that the offensive line depth is a
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primary concern or a big concern right now that it’s primarily because he he needs depth in a game to rotate in and
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out? Or is it because he’s concerned about if somebody goes down on that offensive line? Which one is he most concerned about? Depth during a rotation
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in a game or depth in case somebody gets hurt?
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Um, I would I would say injury concern has got to be up there. Um, just because,
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you know, even with some of these transfers, and the reason why I say is because even with some of these transfers that are coming in, you’re still looking at inexperienced um, you
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know, at whatever particular position they may end up landing at. So, you know, the the five that they have, that’s going to be their first string. I
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mean, you’ve got a lot of Yep. You have some starts. You know, you’ve got some guys that have played a decent amount of snaps in their collegiate career. It’s just what’s behind them is where you
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have next to nothing. And so if a, you know, if an Aluba, you know, gets hurt at any point in the first, you know,
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month of the season, um, you know, then you’re entering into the meat of your schedule and you’re having to throw a guy out there that, you know, has maybe
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seen a dozen collegiate snaps and he may be maybe a year two, year three guy, you know. So that to me, if I was a head coach, that would make me lose sleep at night.
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Well, you know what? Another thing that would make me lose sleep at night, and I don’t care how how good they are, but is
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having a freshman or possibly two freshman get significant playing time in a Southeastern Conference uh power four
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level defensive line start in their very first game. That would concern me.
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Well, well, the true freshman aren’t going to start. Duce Geralds probably will start.
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Oh, you’re talking about defense. I’m sorry. I thought you were still talking about the offensive line, but just think how good he’ll be next year and the year after because this is a rebuilding year, Todd.
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Yeah. And and he’s got to be good. But but you know what’s interesting? We were talking about this earlier is LSU has a
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lineman on the defense who’s an upper classman, not a senior, but an upper classman who actually played significant
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time or Dominic meaningful time last year at Clemson.
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Dominic McKinley, you talking about? Oh, Dominic McKinley played for LSU last year.
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Oh, I’m sorry. I thought you were talking because McKinley’s back with the first team. He was the third team early. Go ahead, Corey.
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Yeah. No. Um, I guess I didn’t understand.
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Well, he was Todd was talking about Steph. Uh, Steph Green. So my my my Yeah, Corey, my concern is is that if
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I’m a coach, I’m going to stay up late at night concerned because I’m probably going to have two freshman, Duce Geralds and Richard Anderson, it looks like, with starting andor significant playing
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time and and that’s a tough position to be a freshman in.
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Yeah, sure. I I I don’t know. But maybe I’m [laughter] maybe I just think about uh defensive
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line play a little differently. But I I think having uh Princewell and Jordan Ross on the edges um that that kind of e eases that concern for me a little bit.
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Um and then especially when you’ve got TJ Doy and Whit Weeks behind those young guys in the middle of the defense, you know, to sort of clean things up. Um, as
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long as TJ and Wit, if they read, you know, if they read inside runs, you know, offtackle runs, offc center runs,
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if they read those early immediately after the snap, you know, having Duce Geralds and Richard Anderson, you know, playing the two interior defensive line
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positions shouldn’t be that big of a concern. Um but but you are right like guys like Stefon Lyn Green, you know,
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Sean Washington, like these guys that have been in college for three or four years, you know, you know, I went out there day one of preseason camp, you
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know, thinking, oh, okay, well, we’ll see these guys repping with the ones, you know, repping with the twos at least. And I mean, we’re talking about guys that are three, four years into
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college and they’re on the third string defensive line. Right. But that to me tells me what the what Blake Baker and
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you know uh Kevin Peoples have seen from from Deuce and Big Rich.
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It has to be really good because I mean these are guys that have that have coached and coordinated for some really good defensive linemen over the years
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and they’re not just going to shove anybody out there, right? So, um, even if the depth isn’t quite what they what they would need it to be at this point,
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uh, in Lane Gif’s tenure, um, you know, you still would probably feel pretty good about at least from just like a raw talent level, what they can bring to the defense.
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Yeah. And, uh, I think historically you see true freshman playing quicker on the defensive line than the offensive line. And I think I think that’s what you see.
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Those guys just might be more talented even though they’re younger. But, but Corey, let me ask you, what what are you most excited about seeing from the new LSU offense on Saturday?
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Good question. Uh, I mean, if I’m if I’m just going off excitement, I want to see how Lane uses
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Tradez Green. Um, I want to I want to see where, you know, how much pre- snap movement they’re doing with him or where, you know, how many different
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spots do they line him up pre- snap. Um, but the thing that I I’m I’m really interested to watch most is that run
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game. Um, and not just, you know, the offensive line and his performance and how it run blocks, but, you know, Dylan Jones at running back, you know, that’s
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a new face around here. You know, how is how is he going to run? Harlem Barry, I think, is probably pushing him the most, you know, for playing time. Um, you
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know, how much better has Harlem Barry got, you know, as he’s entering in his second season. Um, so I’m really I’m I’m most excited to see what they do with
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Trey Dez, but I’m I’m most intrigued to watch what the run game looks like.
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And I’m intrigued to see what this tempo offense looks like. It’s been it’s been a while. It’s been a minute since we’ve seen an offense that really moves up and
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down the field. I probably got to go back to 2019. And uh I’m not saying that this offense is going to be like 2019, but I’m very eager to see the tempo
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offense and the chemistry between Lane Keifin, Charlie Weiss, Sam Levit, getting the play call in, all that kind of stuff. I think that is I think that’s
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going to be fun to watch. Uh because especially last year where that offense uh in particular when Nus Meyer suffered his injury and then was out for the
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year, that was a really tough watch at the end of the season to watch LSU offensively. Cory, thanks a lot, man.
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Appreciate your time tonight. Uh, enjoy the 2026 football season. Thanks once again.
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Yeah, man. You You boys be good. Talk to y’all soon.
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That is Cory Diaz from the USA Today Network. We’ll take a break. We’ll hear more from the players when we come back here on Tiger Rag Radio.
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Now, more Tiger Rag Radio.
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Back here on Tiger Rag Radio, Jeff Barmo along with Todd Horn and Glenn Gilbo, Case Kishnik, our producer. Let’s hear more from Lane Keifin and LSU starting
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quarterback Sam Levit. This was Lane Kein’s assessment of where Sam Levit is at along with the running backs.
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I think there’s been really good improvement. I think that Sam has had a great camp and I’m usually pretty hard on the evals of anyone. So I usually
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don’t say, you know, about as I can’t imagine it going much better for him.
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Now we got to make more plays around him, protect better, be more consistent.
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but he’s been he’s been great and the running game has looked really good. The running backs have really improved it. It’s really kind of exciting to watch.
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Now, it doesn’t mean anything if we don’t go go to it Saturday, but the way that it’s progressed knowing that like almost nobody was here from this offense and how it looked at the beginning of
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spring to how it looks now is it’s just exciting to see it all start to work together and them work together with each other.
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Yeah, very upbeat lane Kein when talking about an offense that he wants to see get up and down the field. That though
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that is the second time though, Glenn, that he has mentioned that it’s now up to the players to make plays around Sam
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Levit. Do you do you think he’s a little bit worried about the supporting cast around Sam Levit at the skill position uh skill position spots?
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Well, I’ll tell you this. Last Monday, a week ago Monday, Lane had a very interesting uh comment that kind of got
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lost and nobody wrote about because of so much of this portal business and everything going on. But he basically gave a disclaimer for the offense for
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the early season offense because there’s so many new faces and he says historically uh what happens with those type teams
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and it’s hap and it happened at Old Miss they start a little slow but they get really better as the season goes on. and he goes he in fact he said now don’t LSU
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fans don’t go crazy over this but you know and and that might be what you see early on and that’s why it’s really important for LSU’s defense to come out
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strong in the first few games because it’s only going to be natural no matter how talented the offensive players are
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all really new and Sam Levit missed most of the spring you know so there might be some some rough spots but you know we
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might not really even see him until maybe Old Miss because I don’t think LSU plays a good defense until week three.
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All right, here is Sam Levit talking about the growth of the offense. I think I’ve taken a lot of strides.
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Obviously, not playing football for a while, just getting back into it. You’re going to get better. As you see more pictures and get used to the timing again and coming back from an injury,
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obviously, but I think the main thing really is just getting on the same page with Coach Weiss and our whole offense.
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you know, when we check to a certain play, the reason why we’re checking to it, what exactly we’re looking for out of the receivers, how we’re blocking up front, everything like that. And then
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them getting used to hearing my voice on the field, the pace of the game, you know, how I control the huddle, everything like that. So, everything takes time, especially with an offense.
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Um, and we’ve just gotten better and better, and we’re going to uh continue to get better throughout the year, and I’m going to challenge them with that.
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Can’t really ever settle, especially in this league.
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Yeah, I I [clears throat] think it’s going to be really exciting Saturday just to see what Sam can do with Tradez
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Green particularly. They they’ve been doing a lot of solo work, right?
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Um and uh it’s going to be fun to see Dylan Jones, a new bigger back than than LSU has had and he’s been running first team since since the spring. We’re going
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to see some of the other guys too like Harlem Barry and Kaden Durham, but but I think we’re going to see a lot of Dylan Jones and you know there’s so many new
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receivers. Um but uh I I think uh the most exciting thing is just going to see how Sam is. And Sam keeps talking about
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how he’s been 100% for a long time and he can run, you know. So I I want to see if there’s going to be some design running plays for him.
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For sure. For sure. And we got one more Sam Levit sound by. Let’s go ahead and play that case before we go to break.
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I take it back to going and playing in the playoffs and just how exciting that moment was. And I’m just going to, you know, really embrace the moment for a
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little bit because, you know, you’re not going to get many opportunities to play in Tiger Stadium tonight on game day.
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So, it’s going to be special, you know, playing with these fans and this crowd in this environment. You definitely have to soak it in and embrace the moment and the blessing that God has given you to
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be in this situation. And then you got to relock in and focus up. So, I’ll probably take a few minutes, you know, whether it’s on the run out pregame just
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soaking it all in and embracing the moment and then uh getting back to, you know, square one and focusing on the play at hand.
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Yeah, first time Sam Lev is going to be playing in front of a rabid fan base, a supercharged environment Saturday night in Tiger Stadium. Let’s take one more
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break this hour and then we’ll finish off hour number one. Look ahead to hour number two where we’ll speak with Dalton Hillard and get your scouting report on
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the Clemson Tigers from Larry Williams and of Clemson Dubcast. So stay tuned for that here on Tiger Rag Radio.
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Tiger Rag Radio is back on the air.
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Back here on Tiger Rag Radio as we wrap up hour number one. We started the hour talking about obviously the legal drama
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involving LSU, the SEC, the NCAA that will be played out on Thursday inside a Baton Rouge courtroom. Tony Clayton was
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our first guest. He was outstanding explaining the players side. Uh there have been a lot of coaches uh have
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really come out and you know Steve Sark Keyzen he made some let’s play I know we said I we’re going to play Davo’s
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comments first but let’s hear from coach Sarkc here again for Texas they do have an offensive lineman that participated
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in NFL mini camps and then was added to his team on August 7th.
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These players on all of our rosters, not just ours, have been working for nine months for this moment on Saturday,
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which then will lead into the next five to six months. The fact that somebody out there is going to take a player on off of an NFL roster and tell somebody
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who’s been doing it for nine months, go kick rocks, that doesn’t sit well with me. I think that’s wrong. That morally is wrong. So, I think our president’s
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ads and and chancellors got it right and we’ll support it and and and we’ll fall in line. Lane Keifin’s an easy punching bag, isn’t he?
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That’s such a weird statement from Sarkeesian who’s friends with with Lane.
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I mean, to use the word moral. I mean, look, you’ve had players that were on teams since this new portal started for
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6 months during the regular season and then there’s all these new guys in spring football and then there used to be a portal window after spring football. So, they’ve been working the
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previous eight months and then they bring in all these portal guys over the summer. So what is he talking about? You bring in high school kids in June.
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Like Lamar Brown did not officially join the team until June 1st.
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Exactly. And Lane made the point, look, these kids are getting paid now. The NFL guys are paid and they’re used to the day there’s cuts. You know, they pick up
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a bunch of new players that the other team cut. So it’s it’s part of it. I I don’t know what these people are thinking. Sarkeesian is nuts to make
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that bringing up the moral comment. My god, what is recruiting? Recruiting 15 to 16 year old kids. Is that is that moral?
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Boy, I put a quarter in Glenn Gilbo here. You’re fired up now. Well, now I don’t have time to play Davos Sweeney sound, but uh Come on. We got time. [laughter] We got time. Hurry up. Hurry up.
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No, we don’t. We don’t. We It was a It’s a minute long and we got about 30 seconds here, but we we’ll get back to it. We’ll get back to it. Uh we got a great second hour coming up for you.
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Dalton Hillard is going to join us right after the top of the hour break. And then Larry Williams, who covers the Clemson Tigers for on.com and Tigers Illustrated. So stay tuned for that.
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Much more coming up. We got a great show for you and we still have a lot more to go as we get you ready for the season opener against Clemson on Saturday night
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