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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2019 · 46 MIN

Witnessing history with Auburn basketball

from Auburn Undercover Podcast · host 247Sports, Auburn, Auburn Tigers, Auburn football, Auburn athletics, College Football

Keith Niebuhr hosts the Auburn Undercover podcast as Brandon Marcello drives home from an incredible week in Nashville, where the Auburn Tigers won four games in four days to win the program's first SEC Tournament title since 1985. The guys recap the historic weekend for Auburn, which ended with a dominant 84-64 victory against Tennessee in the SEC Tournament championship. It was the best game of the Bruce Pearl era, and to do it against his old program had to be special for the Tigers' coach. We discuss that, the emergence of Chuma Okeke, the return of Austin Wiley and why Auburn was so much better than Tennessee for a third straight time. The guys also break down Auburn's NCAA Tournament draw and why Brandon believes the Selection Committee gave Auburn a raw deal. They preview the Tigers' first-round opponent, New Mexico State, and whether this Auburn team can reach the Sweet 16 with games against NMSU and potentially Kansas in Salt Lake City.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AuburnUndercoverInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/auburn247sportsTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/auburn247

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