Off The Bench

We kick things off breaking down LSU vs. Ole Miss and take a closer look at Garrett Nussmeier. What’s really going wrong with this offense, and how big of a concern should it be moving forward?

We stay locked in on LSU’s offense — digging into the lack of production, breaking down film, and taking a hard look at the play calling and overall philosophy behind the Tigers’ game scripts.

We (unfortunately) pivot to the Saints and their struggles, then Devin Snow joins us to recap the weekend. We pay tribute to another fallen soldier in Sam Pittman, and close things out with a surprise delivery from Raising Cane’s.

In hour one we dive deep into the LSU vs. Ole Miss matchup, focusing on how LSU’s defense stacks up against the Rebels’ high-powered offense and what could decide the game on Saturday. Plus, Matt gives his thoughts on the Ryder Cup.

In hour two we break down Saints vs. Bills, take a look around the college football slate and share which games we’ll be locked in on, and talk about the LSU Tigers who are now suiting up for Ole Miss.

We kick off hour three with What’s the Ticket, guessing the highest and lowest prices across college football this weekend. Then we hand out an NFL Party Barge Parlay and a CFB Pontoon Parlay before wrapping up with some final thoughts on LSU vs. Ole Miss.

In hour one we look ahead to the weekend college football slate. We ask if Caleb Williams absorbed C.J. Stroud’s powers, and we break down how LSU is preparing to handle Trinidad Chambliss.

In hour two we review some Ole Miss film, Will Helmers and Jeff Watson from the G Team stop by to talk NIL, and we dive into Alabama vs. Georgia.

In hour one Matt breaks down (and rips) signals from Ole Miss, Chef Michael Johnson joins us for another round of Munchies, and Patrick Willis stops by to preview Ole Miss vs. LSU.

In hour two we debate which rule we would change first if we were president of the NCAA. Dr. Stephen Etheridge joins the show to talk injuries, including John Mateer.

In hour three we play another round of Would You Rather, break down LSU vs. Ole Miss, and get into Dear DeLondra. We wrap up the show with Ask the Bench.

We kick off the show unintentionally talking about Skinny Zion. LSU takes a hit as DJ Chester is suspended for the first half against Ole Miss and Braelin Moore continues to recover from injury—what does this mean for the center position? Plus, Oklahoma State moves on from Mike Gundy, and we pay tribute to his run in Stillwater.

We kick things off with Nick Underhill, where he gives us his thoughts on the great debate: hard vs. soft shell tacos. We also dive into the Saints, discussing who the real leader in the locker room is and why veterans like Cesar Ruiz might not be getting the response they want when speaking up. We close out the show with Ask the Bench.

We start the show with some college football gossip as Lane Kiffin’s daughter hard launches Whit Weeks the same week LSU faces Ole Miss. We recap Monday Night Football and get Brian Kelly’s latest injury update — with Caden Durham listed as day-to-day, what does this mean for an already thin LSU running back room?

We break down Ravens vs. Lions from last night and how both teams are shaping up early in the season. In OTB Mailbag, we tackle the important question: which OTB member would you trust to help hide a body? We wrap up with a look at LSU’s permanent SEC opponents and what that means moving forward.

We dive into the ugly truth of the Saints’ abysmal showing against the Seahawks and what went wrong. But it’s not all doom and gloom — we shift gears with Weekend Winners, handing out some well-deserved love and good vibes to turn the energy around.

We kick things off recapping LSU’s win over Southeastern, but the real debate is how much stock to actually put into it. Did the Tigers show us anything new, or was it just business as usual against an overmatched opponent? We break down what — if anything — the game revealed about this team moving forward.

We keep the Weekend Winners rolling before debating which team is shaping up to be LSU’s toughest opponent this season. News breaks on the SEC’s three annual opponents, and we react to who LSU drew. Plus, Devin Snow stops by for Spreadlines, and we close things out with OTB.

In hour two we take a look at the college football slate and break down some of the biggest storylines in the SEC and Top 25.

In hour three we talk Saints vs. Seahawks, put together a CFB Pontoon Parlay and an NFL Party Barge, and wrap up with Ask the Bench.

In hour one we recap Thursday Night Football, break down LSU vs. Southeastern, and run through the latest injury report.

In hour three Trey Ledbetter, owner of Pro Dreams, joins us to talk memorabilia. Chef Michael Johnson stops by for another round of Munchies, we play Big Deal or No Big Deal, and wrap up with Ask the Bench.

In hour two we run through the weekend CFB slate and share which games we’re most excited for. The crew puts together fresh SEC power rankings, and Will Helmers joins the show to break down the latest in the world of NIL.

In hour one we talk about Garrett Nussmeier getting the start vs. Southeastern and what the offense could look like with him under center. Robert Saleh believes Spencer Rattler will be a household name by season’s end, and we close the hour by breaking down Saints vs. Seahawks.

In hour three we preview the weekend’s CFB slate and highlight which games we’ll be keeping an eye on. The crew plays a round of Would You Rather, Dear Delondra makes her return, and we wrap things up with Ask the Bench.