Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Robertson. As always, I am your good friend and host, Steve Robertson, coming to you from the great state of Nebraska.

After a very memorable evening at TD Ameri Tech Park in Omaha, I'll tell you, I've had very little sleep. I forgot my headset, so I had a friend I kind of improvise here, and we'll make it work.

I don't know if it'll be the sound called you're used to, but you will get a good show today,

and we'll talk about the craziness that was last night.

It's one of those things about this team is just when you think you've seen all the magic

that come up with some more.

And there's a lot of folks that we're talking about. Auburn's a team of destiny.

And listen, give Auburn a lot of credit.

I really thought they gave Mississippi State a much tougher game than most people anticipated.

I thought Mississippi State would win maybe 5-2, 5-3.

Got the winning number of runs correct.

I never thought they would come in such a dramatic fashion, though.

And so we're going to recap all that, but I'll tell you, it was an incredible night.

And I know I can only tell you how it was in the press box and at the venue itself.

I can only imagine, and I've seen several videos out there,

Cody Shakes-Nighter, I see you, buddy.

I see the Mississippi State football team responding.

It's just one of those moments where I don't think any of us will ever truly forget

where we were.

And again, kind of a microcosm of this team as Marshall Gilbert comes through with a walk-off

head. And it's just like every night, it's a different hero. And listen, there were a lot of

heroes last night that kind of set up that game winning head. But it reminded me a little bit of

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