So who's it going to be in the Iron Bowl? All signs point to the game being a close one, so the Huts And Nuts crew is giving you the inside scoop on how it will go down. Former Auburn star Tommy Jackson never lost to Bama, while former Bama star Roger Shultz beat Auburn only once- and they are here to give their unique look at America's top college football rivalry. Before you watch the game, let the experts give you a primer on what to look for this weekend!

Says former Auburn nose guard Tommy Jackson, "Gus Malzahn will always struggle running that high school offense." Says former Alabama center Roger Shultz, "Bama's defense is not as good as Auburn's, but it's pretty good." From coaches Saban and Malzahn to Tua Tagovailoa's injury, the Huts And Nuts crew has a lot to address, and they address the issues with knowledge and wit. Why are critics blasting Nick Saban? Is Bama a playoff team without Tua? And what team will win the Iron Bowl? Enjoy 30 uninterrupted minutes of Tide and Tigers talk from the former Alabama and Auburn Stars!

He knows how it feels to lead Bama to a huge win over LSU. Now, former Crimson Tide quarterback Greg McElroy joins the Huts And Nuts crew to give you his take on Saturday's big game! How has the LSU offense evolved? What affect, if any, will the president's visit have on the players? And what are Greg's four X-Factors that will make the difference in the game? The ESPN and SEC Network analyst offers his expert insight into the latest Game Of The Century!

His family's life changed on September 29, 2014. Now, Mike Lutzenkirchen is on a mission to save lives by teaching teenagers about his son's mistakes. Philip Lutzenkirchen was a star tight end for the Auburn Tigers- but he lost his life after making two misguided choices: To ride in a car with a driver who was under the influence, and to not wear a seatbelt. Today, five years after losing his only son, Mike Lutzenkirchen has spoken to nearly 200,000 young students, educating them on the importance of sober driving and proper seat belt use. In an emotional conversation, Mike Lutzenkirchen talks with the Huts And Nuts crew about losing his son and the rays of hope that have shined on him since that autumn day in 2014.

He's been with the Alabama football team for 57 years, and it's not because he has yet to graduate. 91-year-old practice official Eddie Conyers started attending Bama football practice in 1962 after Coach Bryant asked for help. For nearly six decades, Eddie has helped the Crimson Tide players prepare for game day. What makes Eddie so energetic, and what's the secret to his 72 year marriage? The Alabama legend opens up on our Huts And Nuts podcast!

He was a sensational playmaker for the Crimson Tide, but in October of 2005, just three weeks after making the greatest catch in Alabama football history, Tyrone Prothro's world came crashing down. How did Prothro deal with a devastating, career-ending injury? How did undergoing twelve surgeries make him stronger? The former Crimson Tide playmaker opens up about a life that reads like a movie. This is Tyrone Prothro's story.

He left the University of Alabama with fifteen school football records. Five years later, he was named the NFL MVP. Today, Shaun Alexander lives with his wife Valerie and their soon-to-be ten kids in Virginia. The Bama fan favorite joins the Huts And Nuts crew to talk football, family and faith. From his highs and lows, including losing his baby daughter, Shaun is open, honest and revealing. We're so happy that Shaun could spend some time with us!

He's famous for three of the most memorable moments in football, and he's joining the "Huts And Nuts" crew to talk about it! Former Alabama defensive back George Teague talks about his big takeaway in the 1993 national championship game: "Lamar Thomas had me beat, so I figured I'd just go get him."  Clobbering Terrell Owens after T.O. celebrated on the Dallas Cowboys' star?  "I've reached out to him for years, but Owens has not responded- so who's the punk now?" And running onto the field carrying an American flag weeks after 9/11?  "That was the most special moment of my career." Enjoy George Teague as he talks Bama football, the NFL, driving tips, and how he became involved in selling... plus sized bras! Like we always say, we don't make this stuff up!

He may be 80 years young, but he's awesome, baby! And now, the one and only Dick Vitale is taking a "T.O." to talk to you about his childhood, his career, and his mission to help children with cancer. The New Jersey native, still going strong after recently signing yet another ESPN contract, looks back at a childhood that included a devastating eye injury and being bullied at school. How did Dick wind up at ESPN just days after being fired as a coach? Says Vitale, "I was watching Luke and Laura and the phone rang". What did Jim Valvano mean to him, and why has Dick helped raise over $29 million for childhood cancer research? Says Vitale, "Every single day, 40 to 50 parents walk out of the docto'rs office after hearing the words, 'Your child has cancer'." And Dick's own cancer scare? After being diagnosed with numerous ulcerated lesions on his throat, the broadcasting great says, "It knocked me for a loop, as I had to wait to hear if the lesions were cancerous." Enjoy a raucous and emotional 25 minutes of unfiltered conversation with the one and only Dicky V!

He was the manager of his high school basketball team, and now, over forty years later, Bruce Pearl is considered to be one of the top college coaches in America. Months ago, his Auburn basketball team made a Cinderella run to the Final Four, and now he's joining the Huts And Nuts crew! The coach speaks out about his Final Four run, Pat Summit, Rod Bramblett, the FBI and.... pet grooming? Enjoy the conversation!