Longshore and McKnight: Auburn vs. Alabama, Tigers’ baseball season opener, NFL expansion, and more…

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February 11, 2025

In the today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, John and Barry discuss the upcoming historic matchup between Auburn and Alabama basketball! The game marks the first time the in-state rivals could meet as the No. 1 and No. 2 teams in the country.

They analyzed Auburn’s loss to Florida and Alabama’s recent success, emphasizing the significance of both teams winning their upcoming road games to maintain their rankings. Special guest Brian Matthews from AuburnSports.com provided insight into Auburn’s performance and the importance of staying focused against Vanderbilt before Saturday’s showdown.

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The conversation shifted to broader sports topics, including Alabama football recruiting, Auburn baseball’s season opener, and NFL expansion rumors. Travis Ryer joined to break down Super Bowl LVIII, highlighting the Eagles’ dominant performance and Jalen Hurts’ rise as a championship-winning quarterback. They reflected on the evolution of Hurts from his Alabama days and the coaching decisions that shaped his career.

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