Hearing voices.

This is hearing voices.

This is hearing voices.

Conversations with the voices that bring the excitement of college sports alive.

Now, here's your host, the voice of your fighting tigers, Chris Blair.

Welcome in, everybody.

It's another week of hearing voices as we head into week number two of the college football season, LSU, with their home opener,

trying to get back to their winning ways after struggling

on the road, neutral site game, great atmosphere inside Allegiance Stadium. But USC made the

plays late and got by with a 27 to 20 win. Unfortunately, the Tigers now five years

opening the season with a loss. But 11 more games upcoming, and it will start coming

up Saturday night. We begin the celebration of 100 years in Tiger Stadium, and it will be LSU

and Nichols playing for the first time ever on the gridiron. It's my pleasure to welcome in.

A talented young broadcaster will be on the call for

the Colonels on Saturday. Jack Benjamin, Jack, it is great to have you on. Thanks for taking time out.

What I know is a busy week for all of us. And looking forward to a great Saturday night in Death Valley.

Yeah, Chris, appreciate you having me. Obviously, you know what I think of your work and the job

you do at LSU and the job you've done for a long time. And yeah, I think everyone in Colonel

country is excited for the first time to get over there and have Nichols meet LSU on the

gridiron for sure. So my first trip to Tiger Stadium, I can't wait, and yeah,

definitely very excited. Again, as I mentioned, Jack, you know, it's interesting, a young broadcaster,

got a lot under your belt, done a lot in a short amount of time. And I should tell people that

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