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Hosted by Unknown Host · sports · EN · 1,000 episodes
Live on weekdays from 2-4 p.m. in Birmingham, Montgomery, Sylacauga, and Auburn, On The Line has in-depth discussions on the latest in Auburn Athletics, the SEC, and beyond. Christian Griffin and Tripp Upton bring the heat to what sports talk should be: bold.
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On The Line
Join Christian Griffin and Tripp Upton On The Line. Today the guys bring on tons of guests to talk all things Auburn as well as the Matchup up in Knoxville this weekend between the Tigers and the Tennessee Volunteers. The guys also give a little preview to some massive highschool football matchups throughout Alabama. Stay tuned as the guys make their picks for the weekend and more On The Line.
On The Line
On today's show, the boys react to the reports of a 24 team CFP coming soon. They then talk with Brad Law of the Auburn Sports Network about Auburn's win over vandy, and the trip up to Knoxville this Saturday. They then talk with Larry Vickers of Auburn Women's Basketball about their upcoming season. They look at the Braves winner-take-all matchup against the Phillies before Chris Gordy of the Locked On SEC podcast joins to talk SEC football. All that and more on the Thursday edition of On The Line.
On The Line
On today's show, the boys continue their high school football coverage with Jacob Ozment of Lee-Scott and Keith Etheredge of Auburn High joining the show. They take a look at how schools in the Alabama did at the FBS and FCS level. They then look at what Alex Golesh and Josh Heupel had to say about Saturday's matchup. They also react to Game 2 in Atlanta. All that and more on the Wednesday edition of On The LIne with Christian Griffin and Tripp Upton.
On The Line
On today's show, the boys react to the Braves game against the Phillies in the MLB Playoffs. They talk about the Auburn staffer who allegedly sent info to other teams, as well as the latest on the Protect College Sports Act. They then look at both sides of the football, while reacting to the Braves comeback win. All that and more on the Tuesday edition of On The LIne.
On The Line
On today's show, the boys react to Auburn's win over Vandy, and why Auburn fans need to give Alex Golesh a chance. They hear from callers their opinion, before hearing what Alex Golesh had to say during his press conference. Jacob Hillman of the Auburn Sports Network joins to talk AU football, volleyball and soccer. All that and more on the Monday edition of On The Line with Christian Griffin and Tripp Upton.
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