Longshore and McKnight: Tennessee vs. Georgia, Alabama basketball, NFL games to watch, and bets to back

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November 15, 2024

In Episode 61 of the Longshore and McKnight Sports Podcast, Barry Longshore and John McKnight broadcast live from Stivers Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM in Prattville, focusing on major sports events across college football, basketball, and the NFL. They break down SEC matchups and “punch their ticket” games, including Tennessee vs. Georgia, and preview Alabama’s basketball showdown against Purdue, setting the stage for key upcoming games.

Available now on YouTube and Spotify ?️? You can stream the show live from 7 to 9 a.m. every weekday.

Guest analysts Ralph Michaels from WagerTalk and Lee Sterling from Paramount Sports lend expert insights on the sports betting landscape. Michaels spotlights Kansas City’s underdog status against Buffalo and Ohio State’s surging defense, while Sterling breaks down Texas vs. Arkansas and predicts outcomes for Auburn, Alabama, and the Saints’ next game. Both guests bring solid analysis, for both hardcore sports bettors and casual fans alike.

In between sports updates, the hosts engage with the live audience, discussing local high school football playoffs and giving shoutouts to regular listeners.

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