Longshore and McKnight: Bill Belichick to UNC, Auburn’s 2025 season preview, Bowl Prediction Contest, and more…

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December 12, 2024

Live from Montgomery Regional Airport, Barry McKnight and John Longshore unpacked Bill Belichick’s surprise move to coach at North Carolina, where he aims to implement an NFL-style program ahead of new NCAA pay rules. They also highlighted Auburn’s 2025 SEC schedule, featuring three Big 12 road games in four weeks and no home conference games until mid-October.

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Guest Jason Caldwell detailed Auburn’s transfer portal efforts, focusing on quarterback and offensive line needs. The hosts debated SEC dominance, playoff expansion, and the rise of super conferences. The episode was sponsored by Montgomery Regional Airport, who is putting up the top prize of a $1,000 travel voucher for the Longshore and McKnight Bowl Prediction Contest. The pick’em contest ends Saturday at the kick-off of the Celebration Bowl (12 pm EST/ 11 am CST). The CFP Bracket Challenge is LIVE! Build your brackets and get them submitted before the first play-off game on Friday Dec. 20! You can enter HERE or directly on the homepage of Yellowhammer’s website.

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