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Auburn basketball beating Seattle U-9185 in the second round of the NIT, Dary Dappich, Montgomery Radio Legend, hanging out with us live from Neville Arena. Your instant takeaway is what, Darrell Bapich? Well, I just don't think it should have been this close. I think Alwood had every opportunity under the five-minute mark left to go in the game, up 15, up 16, to put this game away, and they didn't. And I think part of that had to do,

they got a little lax defensively. Man, Seattle had a ton of open threes. A ton of open threes. And

Auburn led a 15-point lead, get down to four with about 10 seconds to go what can you say about malvinato and

some of the shots he made that kid couldn't miss but at the end of the day jack seattle hit 16 threes

and if not for free throws this could have been even scarier than it was late but i mean albert

had this game in control they were well underway to extending the lead,

getting it to 17, 18, 19,

and then just could not make that one shot.

Let them keep hitting threes to stay in it.

And that's what happens.

That's why you got a six-point spread.

I do love that we saw one of the better performances from several of the guys who were kind of hoping come back, right?

Kevin Overton, Elijah Freeman, and then before he fouled out, Sway was like absolutely dominant.

They didn't have an answer for him on either side of the floor.

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