Football season has returned for the LSU Tigers and expectations are as high as ever. The new implementation of revenue sharing brings changes to all aspects of roster building and the staff wasted no time with a total combined revenue share and NIL valuation reaching levels near 20 million dollars. Brian Kelly's seat is showing signs of heating as he has yet to reach the CFB Playoffs and in the presumed final year of the 12 team model he believes this team is different.

True Bayou Media presents our predictions with the team falling in the following ranges. The Best Case shows the Tigers reaching the 11-1 mark dominating through out the season as the defense is finally up to the task of supporting the high powered offense. The worst case reminds everyone the danger injuries and poor roster building could bring to the program with a 7-5 finish Brian Kelly would be at the end of his leash. Finally is the full game by game prediction from the True Bayou Media Team with a 10-2 finish the Tigers are safely in the Playoffs and stand to host a playoff game in tiger Stadium this December.

Jay Johnson has his LSU Baseball Tigers one win away from another opportunity to play for a National Championship. Despite the challenges faced so far with weather the team is in the drivers seat as Arkansas will play one loss away from their season ending in a fashion their fanbase has grown tired of. With deep bullpens available to both sides it will be a true tactical showing to see which program finds the better of the other and puts themselves into the Championship series on Saturday.

The old way of LSU Sports have come to an end in Baton Rouge with the House Settlement looming. In a revenue share system we break down the exact plans, as they are known, for LSU to continue its dominance as a premier brand in all of College Sports. The need for NIL deals is far from over and will those funds be coming from places not expected or the NIL regulars? With the demand to give full scholarships growing we speculate how the university might pay for all the athletes in the future.