On today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, John and Barry, break down the SEC basketball race as Auburn holds onto first place after defeating Georgia, while Alabama bounces back with a big road win at Kentucky.

They analyze Auburn’s tough remaining schedule, Johni Broome’s dominant performance, and Alabama’s inconsistency heading into the postseason. Women’s basketball also takes the spotlight, with Alabama in position to host early NCAA tournament games while Auburn struggles to stay competitive.

Meanwhile, Alabama baseball’s thrilling 10-run comeback against Ohio State grabs attention, though controversy arises after a player’s social media post sparks backlash. The hosts debate how off-field distractions could impact the team moving forward, while Auburn baseball looks to gain momentum in a crucial non-conference stretch.

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Beyond sports, the conversation shifts to lighter topics, including a fight at a Spirit Airlines terminal, Auburn’s declining swimming program, and Canada’s passion for curling. The hosts inject humor by debating the best “beer-friendly” sports, from darts and bowling to slow-pitch softball.

With March Madness approaching, they also preview the final stretch of the SEC season, highlighting Auburn’s upcoming road test at Kentucky and Alabama’s home matchup against Mississippi State. As tournament brackets take shape, John and Barry discuss fan enthusiasm, potential tournament seedings, and each team’s chances of making a deep postseason run.