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Seth Greenberg is one of the greats there at ESPN.

On game day, ESPN basketball analyst was obviously in

Tuscaloosa Saturday. He's with us now. Welcome in, Seth. Hope you're doing well today.

Doing great, guys. How are you guys doing? If you're a Bama fan, not so good. If you're a

Auburn fan, pretty good. So I guess that's kind of how it works in that. That's kind of, yeah, we've seen that often in football. It's normally not that big at basketball.

And I want to start there because you coach for a long time.

You've been in the media now for a while.

You know what's a good job and a bad job.

Alabama has been at times a good job.

Auburn has been the worst job in the SEC at times.

To see both those programs, though, ascend to one and two, just to step back and

look at it from the distance, has to be just amazing at what Bruce Pearl and NATOts have done

with these two programs. Yeah, they've both done incredible jobs. Look, both schools has tradition.

You think of what Sonny Smith did and the success that he had at Auburn, or even Cliffellas.

You think about obviously what

Wim Sanderson did at Alabama and at a great C.M. Newton. They've all had success, not to this

extent, not to this sustained success. They came at a good time. Bruce Pearl came into the league

at a time where the league was going to make a commitment to basketball,

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