Hey, what's going on? This is the Saturday on South Podcast. I am Connor O'Kara. Well, I got the full

Chibar Smith experience this past weekend. Did you storm a court? No, I did not have

hardly storm a court. It was, that was weird. Florida, Florida fans, the atmosphere was great.

That court storm was not at the level of Arkansas. The PA got a shouting the entire time. Please exit

the floor or please exit. All right, man. And I actually kind of looked back on it and I didn't see

if they got fined or not for storming the court. But if you did, what a waste that would have been

because it was like kind of fun, but it wasn't like a true court storm. It was an intended

awkward, maybe we should, maybe we shouldn't ask, or let's just do it and then quickly exit

the court anyway. It was just kind of a mess. But what are you going to do in that spot? You

know, you beat number two team in the country. Yeah, good for them. For sure. I was really hoping

you would just go full rebel and just be like, I'm here for the content. I got to start with the

court. Oh god. No. Reporting you live from Facebook. Shout out to my buddy Drew who had these

two seats that were just, I mean, two rows behind Auburn's bench. It was awesome. If you watch

the game on ESPN on Saturday and you saw a green shirt behind Auburn's bench, that was yours,

Julie. Ended up being kind of the perfect scenario because I just wanted to see Jabara Smith

at his peak. Didn't want to see him get into foul trouble or something like that or have like a

Mizzou like night shooting. And I wanted to see that. And I wanted to get it down to the wire

game. And we got both of those things. And you know, it's strange. But like basketball is unique

because your perspective can change a lot when you see guys up close. Oh, yes. No, the most,

if you guys have never like sat like come down before an NBA game and like been next to these

humans as much as it's like, oh, NFL players are big. It's like, no, if you're next to like Kevin

Durant, it's like, oh, yeah, there's several generations of evolution passed me. I need to

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