Longshore and McKnight: Auburn defeats Alabama 94-85, Alabama fans camping out at Coleman Coliseum, Kentucky struggling in SEC, Mississippi State wins over Ole Miss, and more…

In today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, John and Barry recap Auburn’s 94-85 victory over Alabama in a historic No. 1 vs. No. 2 showdown in Tuscaloosa!

Auburn controlled the game from the start, never trailing as Alabama struggled with three-point shooting, going just 5-for-26 from beyond the arc. Analysts highlighted Auburn’s defensive intensity, depth, and composure, while Alabama’s lack of adjustments proved costly. The hosts debate whether Alabama can hold onto its top 3 seed in the NCAA Tournament with a difficult remaining schedule, while Auburn’s path appears more favorable. Auburn broadcaster Andy Burcham joins the show to discuss Bruce Pearl’s coaching approach and Auburn’s ability to dominate with or without key players like Janai Broom.

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The episode also dives into fan controversies, including reports of Alabama students camping outside Coleman Coliseum before the game and heated behavior from fans, which led to Nate Oats pleading with the crowd to stop throwing objects on the court. Discussion turns to Alabama’s upcoming challenges, Kentucky’s struggles in the SEC, and Mississippi State’s win over Ole Miss.