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Justin and Dan break down Auburn basketball’s escape of a home win over Arkansas to take a two-game lead over the pack in the SEC title race while looking ahead to the rematch against Georgia on Saturday.

The guys start by looking how Auburn has proven, once again, that it can win an ugly, low-scoring game. Dan highlights the rebounding differential and the play of Chaney Johnson. Justin talks about what he learned from John Calipari in the postgame press conference and what went wrong for the Tigers on offense.

After a run through a busy midweek of SEC basketball action, the guys preview Auburn’s home game against Georgia and highlight why they think it could be a bounce-back opportunity for the Tigers’ offense. They also salute Charles Barkley on his birthday while Dan reviews Conclave.

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Justin and Dan recap Auburn basketball’s historic No. 1 vs. No. 2 victory over Alabama in Coleman Coliseum. They start by looking at Aden Holloway and Mark Sears’ performances against Denver Jones and Tahaad Pettiford — who both made a huge difference in the win for the Tigers.

The guys point out how Johni Broome continues to put in National Player of the Year type of performances, even through injury. They look at how Auburn got balance and depth from almost everywhere on the roster, from Chaney Johnson to Chris Moore, and how Auburn was able to overcome the late foul-outs by Chad Baker-Mazara and Dylan Cardwell.

Towards the end of the episode, there’s a run through all the Saturday action in the SEC and an early preview of Wednesday night’s home matchup against Arkansas. Dan closes out with thoughts on some of his favorite Saturday Night Live performers.

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Justin and Dan break down what went wrong for Auburn basketball in its home loss at Florida. The guys take a look at how the Tigers fell short of their usual standards against a balanced and deep Gators team — even without one of their key players.

Justin makes a point about Auburn’s effort level and how Bruce Pearl predicted something like this throughout the regular season. Dan wants to know what’s going wrong with the Tigers’ inside scoring. Auburn’s inability to string together enough good plays to make a comeback in the second half and a look at how this could just be a bad outlier for the Tigers are also discussed.

Towards the end of the episode, the guys preview Auburn basketball’s tricky Tuesday road trip to face a Vanderbilt team that is small but fearless, especially at home. They also look at the rest of the weekend in the SEC and discuss Super Bowl snacks.

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Justin and Dan are back in the Wings 94.3 studio after their respective tours through the Gulf Coast-ish region. The guys start the episode by breaking down Auburn basketball’s second straight double-digit road win in SEC play: A 10-point victory over Ole Miss in Oxford.

Dan makes a point about how this Auburn basketball team shows its championship DNA through its ability to answer opponents’ runs. Justin looks at the two-headed monster of Johni Broome and Dylan Cardwell and where the Tigers still showed some room for improvement after yet another Quad 1 victory.

The second half of the episode tackles an upset-filled weekend in the SEC and around college football, an early preview of Tuesday’s visit from a resurgent Oklahoma team and a failed attempt at making since of the Luka Doncic trade.

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Justin and Dan check in from various locations in the greater Gulf Coast area. They start the show by recapping what they saw from Auburn basketball’s 13-point road win at LSU. They talk about Johni Broome’s monster night, the frontcourt’s impact, the dirty work on both ends of the floor and the areas where the Tigers need to show improvement — even as the nation’s top team.

Then they switch over to football, where they talk about what Hugh Freeze had to say at the Senior Bowl practices in Mobile earlier this week. Justin shares what he heard from Freeze on Jackson Arnold, Deuce Knight, Eric Singleton and the Auburn offense. Dan is interested in the state of the offensive line. They also break down a new-look spring practice schedule and how it makes sense for the Tigers to shake things up.

The episode concludes with a preview of Auburn basketball’s trip to Ole Miss for a major road game in Oxford. The guys break down what makes Ole Miss such a dangerous defense, despite its lack of size. They look at the guards for the Rebels and where the Tigers might be able to take advantage down low. And, to close it out, they talk about their recent eats and O Brother, Where Art Thou?

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Justin and Dan open the show by looking at the magnitude of Auburn basketball’s last-second win over Tennessee — including the stakes, the stage and the stylistic significance of the victory.

They look at how Johni Broome returned to being the best player on the floor, even on a less-than-100% ankle, and made a huge difference in the final result. They also talk Miles Kelly’s heroics, Tahaad Pettiford’s spark, Chaney Johnson’s big night and how several Tigers managed to keep their elite defense up in spite of rough shooting.

Towards the end of the episode, the guys take a tour of what else happened on Saturday in SEC basketball and look ahead to Auburn basketball’s upcoming road trips to face LSU and Ole Miss. They also discuss regional cuisine and the Oscar nominations.

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Justin and Dan preview Auburn basketball’s massive matchup against Tennessee on Saturday, with College GameDay in attendance and ESPN sending their best crew for a primetime game.

The guys open with a discussion on Johni Broome’s health and how much he could impact the game if he’s able to play in any sort of capacity. They then look at what makes the Volunteers so good on defense year in and year out and what the Tigers might have to do to crack that unit. Justin makes a point about Zakai Zeigler and Tennessee’s offense. Dan shares his thoughts on Chaz Lanier.

The episode ends with a brief look around the rest of the SEC, and it includes a discussion of both snow days and po’boys.

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After a nine-month hiatus, the Friends of the Program get back together to discuss Auburn basketball’s meteoric rise to No. 1 in the country and set the stage for this weekend’s epic matchup against Tennessee inside Neville Arena.

Dave, Pablo and Painter talk all things Auburn basketball, from what makes this team so special and where they see the Tigers…

Justin and Dan break down Auburn basketball's close win at Georgia and what was a wild weekend in the SEC — and across the country.

The guys start with what caused the last-minute chaos for an Auburn team that looked like it had the game already won. They then switch over to yet another big-game performance from Tahaad Pettiford and the bounce-back effort from Chad Baker-Mazara. Justin diagnoses the absence of Johni Broome and what it means to the Tigers’ offense. Dan makes a point about Turtle Hudson.

Towards the end of the episode, the guys go through the results from Saturday in SEC basketball — including Alabama’s road win at Kentucky and Vanderbilt’s upset over Tennessee. They close by paying tribute to Bob Uecker and David Lynch.

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Justin and Dan open the show with a couple of special podcast announcements, including the release of the second Peck Pack Exclusive — which is in Observer subscribers’ podcast feeds now. Then they look at Auburn basketball’s impressive win over Mississippi State in the Tigers’ first game without Johni Broome.

The guys talk about Chad Baker-Mazara’s hot start and elite efficiency as a scorer. They look at how Auburn’s defense dominated against Mississippi State and how Chaney Johnson continues to step up whenever the Tigers need him the most. They also give Miles Kelly, Tahaad Pettiford and Denver Jones their deserved flowers for their two-way performances against the Bulldogs.

Towards the end of the episode, they look ahead to Auburn basketball’s road trip at Georgia — a team with a strong frontcourt and a fearsome defense this season. They close with thoughts on Girl Scout cookies and The Blues Brothers.

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