The Roundtable: Build the darn thing

The Roundtable is back on the Auburn Undercover Podcast, and boy do we have some opinions to share on Auburn's facilities. Brandon Marcello, Phillip Marshall, Keith Niebuhr and Ronnie Sanders discuss a variety of subjects in this jam-packed, hour-long episode but the biggest topic was how Auburn has fallen behind in the facilities race in all sports except for basketball. How did it happen? Will it be fixed under athletics director Allen Greene and what is taking so long to push these plans forward rather than allowing them to stagnate like so many master plans and other surveys conducted by Auburn over the last decade? The guys discuss what they're hearing behind the scenes at Auburn, what's next and what needs to be done to catch up in the SEC arms race and set the football program (and others) to experience consistent success for the first time since the late 1980s. Sure, Auburn has great seasons but it hasn't had back-to-back 10-win seasons since Pat Dye was at the controls winning SEC titles and renovating Jordan-Hare Stadium and building a new athletics complex. New facilities and winning. Coincidence? We think not. The guys also discuss the Auburn basketball team's baffling loss to Ole Miss, the Tigers' NCAA Tournament hopes and what they see happening down the stretch. Keith also updates us on the latest with recruiting, including a pair of offensive lineman commitments, and the guys share the stars they're looking forward to watching from the 2019 signing class. Phillip also previews the baseball and softball seasons. It's a jampacked episode filled with all of the entertainment and behind-the-scenes info you love.