Justin calls in from the media work room at the SEC Tournament in Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena to break down Auburn basketball’s quarterfinal win over Ole Miss.
The guys talk about how the Tigers were able to win with defense and clutch playmaking late from a number of key guys — most of all, National Player of the Year winner Johni Broome. Justin wonders if this type of win will be better for Auburn in the long run. Dan makes some points about Chad Baker-Mazara’s impact on the game.
They discuss why Auburn’s offense didn’t have the same punch as normal against an undersized Ole Miss defense and how turnovers went a long way in how things broke down on both ends of the floor. They close the episode by looking ahead to Saturday’s semifinal against Tennessee and praising the virtues of the Peppy Boy.
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