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Big thanks to my guests yesterday Chandler Rome of The Daily Reveille, Dan Wolken of USA Today, James Carr of The Shadow League and Chadd Scott of College Football's Most Dangerous Blog. Below is Audio from each of the interviews:

Chandler Rome broke down the Baton Rouge Regional and regionals across the country. He also explained why Arkansas was robbed of hosting a regional, which SEC teams are sleepers and if LSU is going to Omaha.


 

Dan Wolken of USA Today explains why the Grizzlies faltered to the Spurs, what is next for Rutgers, and how Notre Dame will adjust to the latest dismissal of quarterback Everett Golson.
  

The Shadow League's James Carr explains why the NFL is missing the mark on Tyrann Mathieu and the league's drug policy. Also, the UGA grad discusses the latest in Georgia's off field incidents under Mark Richt.  

College Football's Most Dangerous Blog's and Jacksonville radio personality Chadd Scott on why college athletes should not be paid and why new Rutgers Athletic Director Julie Hermann should keep her job.

KLSU Sports Exclusive — Mahtook & Shepard

With the Spring Game around the corner, I caught up with LSU wide receiver Russell Shepard last week.

Shepard spoke to me about the new offensive identity, how the quarterback battle is shaping out, what he has seen from the defense and how I can increase my "Swag".

I also interviewed LSU outfield Mikie Mahtook at Alex Box Stadium. He spoke on how his role on the team has changed since his freshman year, what drives him and he sees the season playing out.

Links to the interviews can be found here.

Zach Lee Makes Jump to Dodgers

LSU freshman quarterback Zach Lee has agreed to sign with the Los Angeles Dodgers after being offered at $5.25 million dollar signing bonus, which will be paid to him over five years.

Of course, Lee had to make the decision right after I decided to upload my video interview with the gunslinger. Maybe it was my stupid decision to make his video the next one posted on the day teenage  baseball prospects have to make a decision by midnight whether or not to sign for a life-changing amount of money.

Lee's life-changing amount of money, in this case, is being paid to a guy who, if he gets to the Major Leagues, will only play once in every five games.

I know baseball is not my strongest sport, but it sometimes doesn't make sense to me.

But I guess I forgot it was "The Year of the Pitcher." Wait, I meant the "The Year of the I'mScaredToJuiceAnymoreBecauseTheyAreFinallyCrackingDown." Or is it "The Year of the Pitcher?" I don't know, but Lee is getting a lot of money because he is 6-4 and throws low 90's.

Nobody should be angry with the Texas native. When I spoke to him a week ago, he seemed like a good kid. He did what he felt was best for him.

Too bad for LSU fans he didn't do what was best for quarterback/pitching depth and the future of LSU Football/Baseball.