Gordy Rush

I'll toss to the broadcast team in the booth.

That'll be Chris Blair, Jacob Hester, and Gordy Rush will have the call of the game.

30 minutes after it goes final, me, Brandon, and Marlon on the Fighting Tiger Post Game report there on the network.

And then 90 minutes after it goes final, Charles Hanegriff and Richard Dixon from Ralph's, Burbank, and Lee for three hours post-game, reacting to LSU, Mississippi State, and, uh, watching a really, really good 2:30 window of games there.

I do think Tradez Green will come back.

If you listen to Gordy Rush, obviously with us, who's on the sideline for LSU football, he said when Tradez went out in Oxford, he got hit in that knee.

He could not put any weight on it.

Was on crutches immediately after the game.

LSU and Kentucky will kick off a little after 6:00.

That'll be Chris Blair, Jacob Esther, and Gordy Rush down on the sideline.

30 minutes after it goes final, me, Marlon Brandon, Fighting Tiger post-game report for about an hour on the LSU Sports Radio Network, and then 90 minutes after the game goes final, Charles Haneger and Richard Dixon right here in the Raising Cane's Studio, Eagle 98.1 GameDay and fired up for it.

Tune us in all afternoon, evening into the night, 1:00 in the afternoon until probably after 1:00 in the morning for our LSU football coverage here under the roof at Guarantee.

He goes, "I had the radio crew come out here and broadcast the game.

We did halftime interviews." So I asked Gordy Rush, who does radio for LSU, he and I are good friends 'cause I usually see him on the sideline, I asked him about it before the game.

He goes, "Oh yeah, they had us out here, like, doing halftime interviews and stuff." Like, he goes, "They had a crop duster come over for a flyover."

[laughs] You're lying.

They had another assistant coach dress up as Dabo.

Uh, Gordy Rush, who is the sideline reporter for LSU Radio, told me they had him come out there.

Actually, Jacob Hester told me this upstairs too.

He was there c-- They were there calling the game.

But the Tigers had a couple of beautiful blocks over there.

Gordy Rush was the other one.

One of the scariest positions on the field is to be a cover man on a cross return because there's always gonna be a blocker assigned to you coming from the other side of the field, and you saw him literally take him out of the picture there.

Hodson goes back in at quarterback.

And the other thing on it is competitive balance is really good right now.

And then what you're really seeing is, shout out our old boss Gordy Rush, who's always been preaching this for three or four years in Baton Rouge.

Because Georgia and 'Bama used to have five-star third stringers.

Yeah.

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