Longshore and McKnight: Alabama’s struggles, Gators shock Ole Miss, Auburn’s double OT win over Texas A&M, and more

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November 25, 2024

What a weekend of college football! On today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, Alabama’s 24-3 loss to Oklahoma and Auburn’s thrilling 43-41 four-overtime win against Texas A&M couldn’t have been a more stark trajectory for the rivals!

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John and Barry skewer Alabama’s lack of halftime adjustments and Jalen Milroe’s struggles and coaching decisions overall. On the other hand: Auburn showed growth. Peyton Thorne and Jarquez Hunter led an energized offense that delivered under head coach Hugh Freeze.

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Looking ahead to the Iron Bowl, Alabama fights for redemption while Auburn seeks to capitalize on its momentum. Elsewhere in the SEC, LSU topped Vanderbilt 24-17, and Florida stunned Ole Miss 28-23, solidifying Billy Napier as a strong SEC Coach of the Year contender.

Officiating controversies and playoff implications added intrigue, setting the stage for a dramatic season finale.

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