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promo code Outdoorsy, 20206. Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Robertson. As always, I am your good friend and host, Steve Robertson.

Hope you guys having a great day. It was a pretty good weekend. We had a baseball sweep and we lost a basketball game that we could afford to. Now, all is not lost by any stretch of imagination. We've got the SEC tournament here. And the latest projections suggest with a win against LSU, we're in the dance.

Now, I feel like all of you. You just get us in, we'll figure it out.

And this is a team, obviously, when we played our full potential, can play with anybody in the country.

And depending on how the bracket falls, I could definitely see us getting out of the first week in the tournament,

which is something we have not done in forever.

You lose that game against LSU, you still may be in a play-in game.

I want to avoid that. I really do. I want to avoid that.

Let's just take care of LSU.

Hey, you know, let's go win a couple of these games. Who knows, right?

But it does appear that with one more win, Mississippi State is in the field and not in the playing game. That's how we feel. Now, it was a heartbreaking game. We're going to talk about it a little bit later in the show. It was tough, man. It really was. And I really wanted to win that one. I expected us to win it. I know that there were a lot of people that kind of shared

my same level of exuberance.

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