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Auburn Spring Game: Offensive Reaction Georgia Bulldogs Back to National Championships? Can Oklahoma Do it Two Years in a Row? The Auburn Tigers held their Spring Game Saturday, the scoring system was a bit confusing but, ultimately, the story was how the offense of new Auburn Football head coach Alex Golesh looked. South Florida transfer QB Byrum Brown didn’t have his best day, that was according to his own coach. Tristian Ti’a is the back-up and had the best day of the QBs, showing he may be a capable back-up. The Georgia Bulldogs held their Spring Game and back-up QB was also in the spotlight. Did Georgia Football look like the teams that have played for national championships? The Oklahoma Sooners also played their spring game and it is year two for the Oklahoma Offense nights by Ben Arbuckle and led by John Matteer. Can Oklahoma Football make it back-to-back Playoff trips? Alabama Crimson Tide forward Amari Allen will test the NBA Draft waters while keeping his NCAA eligibility, the same was done last season by LaBaron Philon. We will look at where the NBA Mocks have Allen. AJ Brown a New England Patriot? That is the Adam Schefter report on ESPN. Schefty reports the disgruntled Philadelphia Eagles WR will be on the move to New England as soon as the league allows the trade. Former Alabama Football QB Ty Simpson tells David Pollack the reported $6,000,000 offer from the Miami Hurricanes was enough to make him think about one more season. What Nick Saban told him that made him stay. Also from Ty Simpson over the weekend, what seemed to be the ultimate compliment by Simpson to the Indiana Hoosiers seemed to upset the Indiana Football Defensive Coordinator. Today on the Alexander Shunnarah Hotline: 9:30 - Justin Hokanson 10:00 - Brooks Austin 10:30 - Dusty Dvoracek Call the Show: (205) 734-0923 #AuburnFootball #AuburnTigers #GeorgiaBulldogs #OklahomaSooners #SECFootball #CollegeFootball #SpringGame #AlexGolesh #ByrumBrown #KirbySmart #TySimpson #AmariAllen #AJBrown #LiveSportsShow #CFB
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The Baseline NBA Podcast is back with our coveted Autopsy Report, putting three struggling franchises “on the slab”: the Indiana Pacers, Sacramento Kings, and Washington Wizards. Cal Lee and Warren Shaw pull on the black scrubs and break down who’s got a pulse, who’s in critical condition, and who’s completely flatlined. We’re not just talking vibes – we’re talking coaching, roster construction, cap sheets, injuries, culture, and front office direction. This episode is perfect for hoop fans who live for the postmortem on disappointing seasons and want an early look at what these teams must do next. In this episode: Why a team that was just in the NBA Finals (Pacers) collapsed into the bottom of the East How much blame (or grace) Rick Carlisle deserves, and why his partnership with Tyrese Haliburton still matters Why the Pacers’ roster is in critical condition, and why a dynamic two-way wing is now a must The ongoing identity crisis in Sacramento and why the Kings’ culture and direction have completely flatlined What Doug Christie represents as a coach… and why his imprint still isn’t visible on either end of the floor How ugly the Kings’ cap situation and veteran mix really are, and why the franchise feels rudderless Why the Washington Wizards might actually have more hope than people think How a core built around Trae Young, Anthony Davis, and Alex Sarr, plus a wave of young talent, could reshape the Wizards The defensive identity Washington could build, and what has to go right for this experiment not to blow up If you rock with deep-dive NBA team breakdowns, cap and roster talk, and culture-focused analysis – this Autopsy Report is for you. 0:00 – Intro, black scrubs energy & Autopsy Report concept 1:33 – Explaining the Autopsy scale: pulse, critical condition, flatline 4:55 – PrizePicks read & setting up this week’s three teams 6:45 – Indiana Pacers put on the slab: from Finals run to bottom of the East 7:22 – Did we overrate the Pacers or underestimate the East? 8:45 – Coaching: grading Rick Carlisle and his partnership with Haliburton 14:50 – Pacers roster in critical condition: the missing wing 23:13 – Pacers intangibles & future: Halliburton’s return and realistic offensive/defensive ceiling 27:37 – Sacramento Kings on the slab: no identity, no direction, no plan 31:07 – Kings roster: bad veteran mix, cap issues, and no cornerstone path 41:15 – Can the draft deliver a true culture-changer for Sacramento? 47:02 – Kings intangibles: ownership and why the franchise feels stuck 51:57 – Washington Wizards on the slab: ugly season, but a plan in place? 54:41 – Coaching Brian Keefe: is he the guy to lead a Trae/AD era? 58:34 – Wizards roster breakdown: Trae Young, Anthony Davis, Alex Sarr 1:04:14 – Intangibles in D.C.: defensive identity, realistic upside 1:09:45 – Closing: where these three franchises go from here & teasing future Autopsy Reports Follow The Baseline on X: https://twitter.com/nbabaseline Follow The Baseline on IG: https://instagram.com/nba_baseline The Baseline Swag: https://tinyurl.com/baselineswag Subscribe to 19 Media Group: https://bit.ly/3KcZtGe #nba #podcast #sports
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