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Vanderbilt tops LSU in the final SEC series at home.  Tiger skipper Paul Mainieri shares his thoughts on the loss, and he previews this weekend's potential SEC regular season title tilt at South Carolina.   GeauxTigerNation's Gary Laney talks about the baseball squad, as well as the recruiting contest for a quarterback in the 2013 class.

Paul Mainieri talks after his No. 4 baseball team won the series at Ole Miss.  The Diamond Tigers host Vanderbilt this weekend in the final SEC series at home.  Also, Tiger hoops legend Shaquille O'Neal earns a doctorate degree in education.

Five Tigers are taken in the NFL Draft, and another 10 have inked free agent deals.  We review the draft with ESPN.com's GeauxTigerNation reporter Gary Laney.  Also, the baseball team takes the series over Georgia, and now heads to Oxford, Miss., this weekend to face former LSU catcher Mike Bianco's Diamond Rebs.

NFL Draft preview.  Three Tigers look to be high draft picks in this week's NFL Draft – as Les Miles will be on-hand in New York City.   The basketball team adds two new signees this week, including the son of early '90s LSU hoopster Geert Hammink.  Plus, Paul Mainieri discusses his team's series loss at Kentucky, as Georgia comes to The Box this weekend.

Johnny Jones returns to his alma mater as the 21st head basketball coach.  We hear Jones' opening statement at the introductory press conference.  Gary Laney, of ESPN.com's GeauxTigerNation, is this week's featured insider.  We get the longtime Bayou Bengal beat writer's take on the Jones hire, spring football, as well as the surging LSU baseball team.

Trent Johnson resigns as the Tigers coach, and promptly takes the head basketball opening at TCU.   Paul Mainieri discusses his No. 5 baseball team, which hosts Alabama this weekend.  And we rewind to a portion of last week's show for an encore of Les Miles and Zach Mettenberger talking post-Spring Game.

Les Miles talks about the final scrimmage, as well as how his Bayou Bengals performed throughout spring workouts.  Quarterback Zach Mettenberger speaks after his White squad downed the Purple in the Spring Game, 24-17.  Also, freshman pitcher Aaron Nola has an injury.  Baseball skipper Paul Mainieri has the developing news on Nola's shoulder, as LSU heads to No. 1 Florida this weekend.  

Spring Game preview.  Les Miles recaps last Saturday's scrimmage in Tiger Stadium, as the football team ends spring drills this Saturday with the final scrimmage in front of LSU fans.  Plus, hosts Jon Rawl and Connor Hennessey discuss the baseball team, which lost the series and a freshman outfielder last weekend at Auburn.

Zach Mettenberger discusses the "Fab 5" after a recent spring practice.   We also get to hear the spring football thoughts of the LSU quarterback's skipper, Les Miles.   And the Tiger baseball team opens SEC play at home by winning the series against Mississippi State.