Thursday, March 31, 2016
Alabama, Auburn among finalists for 5-star receiver Tyjon Lindsey
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Softball Tigers Looking to Move Up in SEC
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Britt Enjoys One-On-One Day At Auburn
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Auburn Spring Football Notes--Practice 10
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W. Golf. Women's golf set for Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic
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Satellite camps hurt UAB, Troy and USA more than Alabama, Auburn
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Former Auburn Star Wes Flanigan Hired As Little Rock’s Head Coach
Former Auburn basketball star Wes Flanigan is now a Trojan, as the University of Arkansas-Little Rock has hired Flanigan to be their new head basketball coach, replacing Chris Beard who left to fill the same position at UNLV. Flanigan, a native of Little Rock, will be taking over a team that went 30-5 this past […]
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Baseball. Baseball welcomes No. 14 LSU to Plainsman Park
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W. Gymnastics. No. 6 Auburn at NCAA Ann Arbor Regional
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Softball. Softball travels to Kentucky for top-15 matchup
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Moultry Makes Another Visit To Auburn
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Promising Auburn lineman Prince Tega Wanogho Jr. still a 'work in progress'
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Will Auburn, Alabama be next to offer Jackson S Kendarian-Handy Holly?
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Good guys, good place: Wesley McGriff home at Auburn
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Football. Good guys, good place: Wesley McGriff home at Auburn
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Struggling LSU Comes to Plainsman Park to face Auburn Baseball This Weekend
After a huge win in the Capital City Classic over rival Alabama, Auburn baseball (12-13, 1-5) will now return home to face a struggling LSU team (16-8, 2-4). The Tigers from Baton Rouge have lost three of their last four games, and five of their last eight. They’re coming off a terrible home loss to […]
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No. 3 Auburn Softball Set for Softball Showdown with No. 12 UK
On their home field last weekend, third-ranked Auburn softball (30-4, 6-3) swept South Carolina. Not to be outdone, the No. 12 Kentucky Wildcats (31-5, 8-1) were simultaneously taking the broom to the Razorbacks in Fayetteville, Ark. Since, the Wildcats traveled to the home of the Ohio Bobcats and, on Tuesday, split a doubleheader. Despite the loss […]
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ScoutNow: Davis Stepping Up On Defense
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Thursday Tiger Football & Baseball Tidbits
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ITAT Radio: Assistants Talk Spring Practice
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DB Prospect Sees Crime Dog In Action
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Yep, pretty sure that’s an Auburn shirt in that Bernie Sanders Flies Coach meme
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AL.com All-Access: UAB coaching search, spring QB battles and more
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W. Equestrian. 'Now I can give back' - Taintor supports Equestrian team
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W. Tennis. No. 14 Auburn set for rivalry match against No. 51 Alabama
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M. Basketball. Auburn's headed to Madison Square Garden for 'Reunion'
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AU Back Playing At A Higher Level, Coach Says
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Safety Prospect Sees Crime Dog In Action
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Wednesday, March 30, 2016
Byron Cowart 'more confident' entering second season at Auburn
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Time is now for Auburn receiver Tony Stevens
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Nation's No. 5 overall prospect visiting Alabama, Auburn
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Mixing and Matching in Spring Drills.
There is shuffling happening on both lines of scrimmage.(Photo by Acid Reign.) War Eagle, everybody! Spring drills continue, as the Auburn Tigers learn and work. The Tigers are gearing up for the A-Day game, which is just over a week away. Before the season began, many of Auburn’s coaches talked about moving folks around, […]
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Auburn: Peyton Barber's performance vs. Kentucky makes list of clutch SEC performances in 2015 - Greg Ostendorf (ESPN)
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Greg Williams, Auburn Equestrian A Stride Ahead Of The Rest
In a time when college coaches tend to steal the spotlight – jumping up and down on the sidelines, screaming at anyone who will listen – Auburn women’s equestrian head coach Greg Williams is an anomaly. He watches his team calmly, never showing his emotions whether things are going great or terrible. He smiles at […]
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W. Equestrian. Three Tigers Named SEC Riders of the Month
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W. Equestrian. Auburn Earns Top Seed for NCEA Championships
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North Carolina RB Commit Likes Tigers
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Auburn Softball Sweeps South Carolina
The South Carolina Gamecocks came to Auburn over the weekend with a 24 – 9 record. South Carolina is a steadily improving program, winning more games each year under Beverly Smith, who arrived in 2010. The Gamecocks have improved in the win and loss column each of the last three years and are in a […]
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What do Auburn's new assistants bring to the table?
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Rodney Garner Has Auburn D-Line Flush with Talent, Potential
It has seemed an eternity since Auburn has fielded a defensive line truly capable of both stifling the run and pressuring the passer. Could this be the year? Associate head coach a Rodney Garner — now with four recruiting hauls under his belt at his alma mater — has assembled more talented depth on the […]
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Auburn Baseball Wins 7th Capital City Classic with 10-1 Thumping Over Alabama
Auburn baseball (12-13) continued its dominance over Alabama in the Capital City Classic winning for the seventh time in eight tries with a 10-1 pounding over the Crimson Tide on Tuesday night. The Tigers set the tone early in Montgomery, Ala., playing at the home of the Biscuits by scoring 4 runs in the first […]
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Auburn Spring Photo Gallery 5
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M. Tennis. Men's Tennis Home Saturday and Sunday
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Wednesday Football & Baseball Tiger Tidbits
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Together Again: Hand Working With Malzahn
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Former Tigers-Turned-Coaches Focused on Bringing Auburn Back to Glory Days
AUBURN, Ala. — Kodi Burns and Travis Williams know what the expectations are for the Auburn Tigers football team.
As former players of some of the Tigers' best teams of the last dozen years, the first-year position coaches are focused on getting their alma mater back to championship caliber.
"At this place, you're expected to win," said Williams, who replaced the South Carolina-bound Lance Thompson at linebackers coach after receiving a trial run during the Birmingham Bowl. "I want to win. I want that challenge. You put your back against the wall, and you just scrap it out and put your best foot forward. That’s what this place is about."
They personally know what it takes to compete for SEC and national titles.
"The reason I came to Auburn was that Auburn was built off of toughness, and guys I saw before that paved the way for me were tough, hard-nosed guys," said Burns, who took over as Auburn's wide receivers coach this offseason after Dameyune Craig's departure to LSU. "And that's how Auburn has won."
Burns and Williams also know the expectations for the Tigers outside of the Plains, especially after a 7-6 campaign in 2015. Auburn isn't a preseason darling this time around. Things have changed.
But both former Tigers built their playing careers off defying similar expectations.
Burns was a heavily hyped blue-chip passer who won and lost the starting quarterback job. But instead of transferring out of the program, he made a sacrificial move to wide receiver, where he became a key possession target for Cam Newton in the undefeated run to the 2010 national title.
Williams was a self-described "little skinny linebacker" in the early 2000s for head coach Tommy Tuberville. After a redshirt season and a freshman campaign, he emerged as a starting linebacker in 2003 and became a first-team All-SEC selection in 2004—when the Tigers went undefeated and won the SEC title.
Together with veteran defensive line coach Rodney Garner, offensive graduate assistant Jonathan Wallace and defensive graduate assistant Craig Sanders, Burns and Williams are part of Gus Malzahn's new-look and semi-homegrown coaching staff for 2016.
"What Coach Malzahn has done is he's hired guys that have played here, and have put their blood, sweat and tears in this school and on that field," Burns said. "With recruiting...I'm talking about a school because I played there. I am Auburn. I believe in everything I say about the school. I believe it and really believe from the heart."
Burns and Williams' respective positions at Auburn are under a lot of scrutiny heading in 2016. The Tigers have to replace the top two receivers from a unit coming off its worst statistical year since Malzahn arrived, and they lost three linebackers to graduation ahead of a transition to another new defensive coordinator, Kevin Steele.
Williams is using that as motivation for his younger and thinner unit.
"Right now, I tell them we don't have to say anything. We can walk silent and carry a big stick," Williams said, echoing his own linebacker coach at Auburn, Joe Whitt Sr. "I told them in this room we're going to be a group of overachievers, and that's OK. You have to have that mentality that outside this room nobody thinks you're worth a crap."
For Williams, the focus is on developing his linebackers like Whitt developed him into a feared force for a title-winning defense over a decade ago and being a motivator on the practice field:
Williams even models his practices after Whitt, who started as Auburn's linebackers coach in 1981 and stayed in that role for 25 seasons. Whitt coached on five different SEC championship teams and 17 bowl teams, spanning some of the best years in program history.
"I know it works," Williams said. "I have seen it and actually experienced everything that he's instilled into a linebacker. ... You still have to develop guys. Some coaches like them microwave-ready. They want you to come out of high school and play. That's not realistic. You're paid to coach and paid to develop players."
Williams must develop a unit that currently has a leader in junior Tre' Williams but little else in experience. Jeff Holland is practicing with the edge-rushers on the defensive line, making sophomore Deshaun Davis—who had five tackles in 2015—the second-most productive Auburn linebacker heading into the fall.
The new assistant spoke highly of the progress underclassmen Richard McBryde, Darrell Williams and Montavious Atkinson have showed this spring, but the unit won't be complete until later this year, when Illinois transfer T.J. Neal arrives.
Burns is experiencing something similar on the offensive side of the ball. The wide receivers he's inherited combined for only 575 yards last year, putting more pressure on a stellar recruiting class Craig signed and other underclassmen such as Darius Slayton and Ryan Davis.
Auburn has physically gifted true freshman Kyle Davis already on campus, but he is limited in what he can do in practices while recovering from shoulder surgery. Four-star signees Nate Craig-Myers and Eli Stove won't arrive until this summer.
But while other coaches may see that dependence on youth as a problem, Burns sees it as a golden opportunity.
"I'm excited to work with these guys," Burns said. "The best thing for me is that they are freshmen, so I get to mold them in how I want them to be—what my expectations are. I can take them personally and show them the way and how we do things at Auburn."
According to Burns, how Auburn does things at receiver has a lot to do with blocking for runs—the base of Malzahn's offense. With an experienced group of running backs and the potential of a quarterback such as John Franklin III or Jeremy Johnson on read options, Burns is placing a high priority on toughness.
"The offensive line has to do its job up front, but we also have an obligation as receivers to block and make sure that runs go from 15-yard runs to 60- and 70-yard runs," Burns said. "That's a mentality in our room we've got to get back...It's the extra-effort things I expect you to do and go over and beyond to be a receiver at Auburn."
Both Burns and Williams say they understand the challenge ahead of them in what will be a make-or-break year for the entire staff.
And they're ready to attack coaching at their alma mater with plenty of excitement and enthusiasm.
"You can't catch me without a smile on my face," Williams said. "In the same breath, I understand the responsibility and expectations. Coming to work every day, it gives you a goal, because a lot of people are depending on you to get this thing right."
All quotes obtained firsthand unless otherwise noted. Recruiting rankings are courtesy of 247Sports.
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Highlights of Auburn’s 10-1 Win Over Alabama
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Guys in a Booth: Kevin Scarbinsky takes on a Georgia troll in 'Kevin Strikes Back'
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4-Star Defensive End Likes Visit to Auburn
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What Can Tiger Fans Expect from Landon Rice
Auburn fans have read article after article on Auburn’s inability to replace the late, legendary Philip Lutzenkirchen at tight end. Since his graduation, Auburn has struggled to field a player with his skill set, and Rhett Lashlee and Gus Malzahn have attempted tight end by committee. Only C. J. Uzomah came close, and he never […]
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Tuesday, March 29, 2016
Baseball. 'I'm just glad we won' - Tigers beat Bama in Montgomery
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Auburn Blasts Tide In Capital City Classic
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Former Tigers-Turned-Coaches Focused on Bringing Auburn Back to Glory Days
AUBURN, Ala. — Kodi Burns and Travis Williams know what the expectations are for the Auburn Tigers football team.
As former players of some of the Tigers' best teams of the last dozen years, the first-year position coaches are focused on getting their alma mater back to championship caliber.
"At this place, you're expected to win," said Williams, who replaced the South Carolina-bound Lance Thompson at linebackers coach after receiving a trial run during the Birmingham Bowl. "I want to win. I want that challenge. You put your back against the wall, and you just scrap it out and put your best foot forward. That’s what this place is about."
They personally know what it takes to compete for SEC and national titles.
"The reason I came to Auburn was that Auburn was built off of toughness, and guys I saw before that paved the way for me were tough, hard-nosed guys," said Burns, who took over as Auburn's wide receivers coach this offseason after Dameyune Craig's departure to LSU. "And that's how Auburn has won."
Burns and Williams also know the expectations for the Tigers outside of the Plains, especially after a 7-6 campaign in 2015. Auburn isn't a preseason darling this time around. Things have changed.
But both former Tigers built their playing careers off defying similar expectations.
Burns was a heavily hyped blue-chip passer who won and lost the starting quarterback job. But instead of transferring out of the program, he made a sacrificial move to wide receiver, where he became a key possession target for Cam Newton in the undefeated run to the 2010 national title.
Williams was a self-described "little skinny linebacker" in the early 2000s for head coach Tommy Tuberville. After a redshirt season and a freshman campaign, he emerged as a starting linebacker in 2003 and became a first-team All-SEC selection in 2004—when the Tigers went undefeated and won the SEC title.
Together with veteran defensive line coach Rodney Garner, offensive graduate assistant Jonathan Wallace and defensive graduate assistant Craig Sanders, Burns and Williams are part of Gus Malzahn's new-look and semi-homegrown coaching staff for 2016.
"What Coach Malzahn has done is he's hired guys that have played here, and have put their blood, sweat and tears in this school and on that field," Burns said. "With recruiting...I'm talking about a school because I played there. I am Auburn. I believe in everything I say about the school. I believe it and really believe from the heart."
Burns and Williams' respective positions at Auburn are under a lot of scrutiny heading in 2016. The Tigers have to replace the top two receivers from a unit coming off its worst statistical year since Malzahn arrived, and they lost three linebackers to graduation ahead of a transition to another new defensive coordinator, Kevin Steele.
Williams is using that as motivation for his younger and thinner unit.
"Right now, I tell them we don't have to say anything. We can walk silent and carry a big stick," Williams said, echoing his own linebacker coach at Auburn, Joe Whitt Sr. "I told them in this room we're going to be a group of overachievers, and that's OK. You have to have that mentality that outside this room nobody thinks you're worth a crap."
For Williams, the focus is on developing his linebackers like Whitt developed him into a feared force for a title-winning defense over a decade ago and being a motivator on the practice field:
Williams even models his practices after Whitt, who started as Auburn's linebackers coach in 1981 and stayed in that role for 25 seasons. Whitt coached on five different SEC championship teams and 17 bowl teams, spanning some of the best years in program history.
"I know it works," Williams said. "I have seen it and actually experienced everything that he's instilled into a linebacker. ... You still have to develop guys. Some coaches like them microwave-ready. They want you to come out of high school and play. That's not realistic. You're paid to coach and paid to develop players."
Williams must develop a unit that currently has a leader in junior Tre' Williams but little else in experience. Jeff Holland is practicing with the edge-rushers on the defensive line, making sophomore Deshaun Davis—who had five tackles in 2015—the second-most productive Auburn linebacker heading into the fall.
The new assistant spoke highly of the progress underclassmen Richard McBryde, Darrell Williams and Montavious Atkinson have showed this spring, but the unit won't be complete until later this year, when Illinois transfer T.J. Neal arrives.
Burns is experiencing something similar on the offensive side of the ball. The wide receivers he's inherited combined for only 575 yards last year, putting more pressure on a stellar recruiting class Craig signed and other underclassmen such as Darius Slayton and Ryan Davis.
Auburn has physically gifted true freshman Kyle Davis already on campus, but he is limited in what he can do in practices while recovering from shoulder surgery. Four-star signees Nate Craig-Myers and Eli Stove won't arrive until this summer.
But while other coaches may see that dependence on youth as a problem, Burns sees it as a golden opportunity.
"I'm excited to work with these guys," Burns said. "The best thing for me is that they are freshmen, so I get to mold them in how I want them to be—what my expectations are. I can take them personally and show them the way and how we do things at Auburn."
According to Burns, how Auburn does things at receiver has a lot to do with blocking for runs—the base of Malzahn's offense. With an experienced group of running backs and the potential of a quarterback such as John Franklin III or Jeremy Johnson on read options, Burns is placing a high priority on toughness.
"The offensive line has to do its job up front, but we also have an obligation as receivers to block and make sure that runs go from 15-yard runs to 60- and 70-yard runs," Burns said. "That's a mentality in our room we've got to get back...It's the extra-effort things I expect you to do and go over and beyond to be a receiver at Auburn."
Both Burns and Williams say they understand the challenge ahead of them in what will be a make-or-break year for the entire staff.
And they're ready to attack coaching at their alma mater with plenty of excitement and enthusiasm.
"You can't catch me without a smile on my face," Williams said. "In the same breath, I understand the responsibility and expectations. Coming to work every day, it gives you a goal, because a lot of people are depending on you to get this thing right."
All quotes obtained firsthand unless otherwise noted. Recruiting rankings are courtesy of 247Sports.
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Awards: Auburn Basketball 2015-2016 Season Superlatives
March Madness is winding down, but unfortunately, Auburn’s basketball season ended quite a while ago. As more and more postseason awards are announced, I think it’s time to hand out my own awards for Auburn Basketball. With all the ups and downs of this season, I think it’s time to look back on the good […]
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Auburn Spring Football Notes--Practice 9
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Will Jovon Robinson be Auburn's next 1,000-yard rusher?
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Auburn quarterbacks get hands-on teaching from Gus Malzahn
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ITAT HD: Spring Practice 9 Video
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Auburn practice observations: True freshman with first team, offensive lineman sits out
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Travis Williams, Kodi Burns putting their stamp on Auburn
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New Auburn assistants hoping to help script turnaround (The Associated Press)
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Football. Travis Williams, Kodi Burns putting their stamp on Auburn
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Tuesday Football & Baseball Tiger Tidbits
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Xavier Dampeer's emergence at center allowing Austin Golson, Darius James to compete at left tackle for Auburn
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Travis Williams "I Want To Win"
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ITAT HD: Kodi Happy To Be Back On The Plains
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W. Tennis. 'It would be great' - Burgmans nears AU tennis record
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TV : List of SEC Spring Practice Game Times and Dates
The Southeastern Conference football teams are in the midst of spring practice right now, with inter-squad scrimmage games open to fans beginning in earnest on April 8. The two exceptions are Vanderbilt, who played on March 25 and Ole Miss, who are currently in the midst of stadium renovations for the upcoming season and will […]
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Here's LSU's Dameyune Craig's response when asked if Auburn's Gus Malzahn chose Rhett Lashlee over him
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ITAT HD TV: Running Back Roc Thomas
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Auburn in top 5 for big athlete Jonathan MacCollister
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Dye-Gest: Tigers Practicing With Energy
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Is Bo Scarbrough lacking in leadership? Is Gus Malzahn lacking a quarterback? New sports show debates Alabama and Auburn football
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Monday, March 28, 2016
Auburn Looks to Continue Domination of Tide in Capital City Classic
To outsiders, it may not seem like a big deal when two in-state college baseball teams play a nonconference game, but it’s always a big deal when Auburn and Alabama meet in any competition. Tonight at 7 CT the Tigers faces the Tide in the eighth annual Capital City Classic. Often dubbed the Iron Bowl […]
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What did Auburn coaches learn from visit to Baylor?
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Baseball. Baseball set for Capital City Classic Tuesday
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AU family mourns loss of school's first African American football player - WTVM
AU family mourns loss of school's first African American football player
WTVM "James Owens was a trailblazer, a legend and a great Auburn man. James changed Auburn for the better and opened doors for countless young men and women. We are deeply saddened by his passing," said Auburn University Head Football Coach Gus ... and more » |
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Louis Looking For His Shot
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Projected Auburn depth chart for Week 4 of spring practice
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M. Tennis. Men's Tennis Edged At Mississippi State
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Auburn Equestrian Team Wins SEC Championship, Seeks Fourth National Championship
“Winning the SEC is such an honor that it’s hard to put in words,” Auburn Equestrian Head Coach Greg Williams said after the Tigers won the conference championship Saturday. Although Auburn has won three national championships, Saturday’s victory marked the first time for the Tigers to win the Southeastern Conference title. The No.1 Tigers defeated No. […]
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Weekend Recap Of Auburn Athletics
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Auburn Football: Week 3 Spring Practice Report
AUBURN, Ala. — With spring break in the books and the annual A-Day Game a couple of weeks away, the Auburn Tigers returned to practice in what was arguably the most crucial week of camp.
Gus Malzahn's players had to quickly shake off any rust accumulated in the week off and prepare for the first scrimmage of the 2016 calendar.
The scrimmage, which started at Jordan-Hare Stadium on an overcast Saturday morning and was later moved to the indoor practice facility due to rain, was important for building separation at key position battles—especially the one at quarterback.
"During the scrimmage, there were a few scores by the offense, but there were also the defense [getting] some turnovers," Malzahn said. "Energy was good...overall. I thought it was a pretty productive day. We got some good information moving forward."
With the third full week of Auburn's 2016 spring camp in the books, let's recap all the major news and notes from what was an offense-heavy week at the post-practice podium:
We'll do it live
Auburn's first scrimmage of spring camp served as an important mile-marker for the quarterback battle. Saturday was the first day Malzahn let the defense tackle the signal-callers.
"It's very good to evaluate those guys in a live situation, and it's very good for our defense to have a quarterback go live," Malzahn said. "You can learn a lot about the pass rushing and everything that goes with that. I thought all three [quarterbacks vying for the starting job] got some good work."
Malzahn said newcomer John Franklin III "got quite a bit of work by design" in Saturday's scrimmage because the staff had never seen him practice with the team in a live situation. Running back Jovon Robinson said Franklin busted a 70-yard run "that surprised everybody in the stadium."
"That's a quick person, man," Robinson said. "When you can move laterally as quick as he can? You can do special things on the field. You saw that today. In the spring game, we can make some people happy."
But Franklin wasn't the only Auburn quarterback to make a big highlight play in the scrimmage Saturday. Former starter Jeremy Johnson hit running back Roc Thomas on a wheel route for 75 yards and a touchdown.
"I was getting some pretty good holes," Thomas said. "At times, the defense would do some different things that the offensive line hadn't seen yet, so I think that was good for them to see. It was a pretty good scrimmage."
Defensive backs Jamel Dean and Stephen Roberts said Johnson's bomb to Thomas was the only "big play" the secondary gave up to the opposing quarterbacks in what was a run-heavy scrimmage.
But that was just fine for the offense.
"That's what we do," Robinson said. "We got in the end zone a lot. I managed to get in the end zone today. Going through this offense, we know success is not given; it's earned. But we earned a lot of points today, so we did pretty good."
Malzahn said the rushing attack did well for the most part, but some of the "rookies" in the backfield, such as early enrollee Malik Miller, had issues with ball security. None of the quarterbacks threw interceptions, and the defense's only forced turnovers came from fumbles.
But the Auburn head coach seemed pleased with the overall progress both sides of the ball showed in the Tigers' first scrimmage of 2016.
"Sometimes the offense wins, sometimes the defense wins and sometimes it's pretty close," Malzahn said. "I'd say today it was pretty close. We're rotating a lot of guys and letting everybody play."
Receiving high praise
Saturday's scrimmage was also an important time for Auburn's wide receivers, who must step up in 2016 to replace the production Ricardo Louis, Melvin Ray and the dismissed Duke Williams provided.
"They all got opportunities," Malzahn said. "A couple of guys made some catches down the field. They played extremely hard."
Earlier in the week, offensive coordinator Rhett Lashlee spoke highly of several receivers both new and old in the Auburn system.
Early enrollee Kyle Davis continued to be a major discussion subject, even though he has been limited in practices due to a recent shoulder surgery. The 6'2" wideout wears a bright orange noncontact jersey in practice and stands out in other ways as well.
"Physically, just what we call on the hoof, the way you look at him, he looks the part," Lashlee said, per Wesley Sinor of AL.com. "He looks good in pads...just from what we've seen so far we feel pretty good about his chances of having an opportunity to compete for a spot come fall camp."
Redshirt freshman Darius Slayton has been able to do more in practices, and he hit the ground running this spring by battling for playing time. Senior receiver Tony Stevens, a player Lashlee said is in a "time of urgency" after underwhelming so far on the Plains, sees something similar in Slayton.
"He's looking pretty good," Stevens said. "I've seen him improve from last year to this year. He's more urgent now. He wants the ball, wants to be out there making plays, and that's a big plus for us because we're going to need everybody."
Stevens speaks the truth. Auburn's returning receivers who recorded at least a single catch in 2015—Stevens, Marcus Davis, Jason Smith and Stanton Truitt—combined for just 575 yards of production.
Auburn is going to need everybody, from the experienced ones on down to the underclassmen, to become better playmakers under the guidance of new wide receivers coach Kodi Burns. The former Auburn quarterback-turned-receiver is making his mark with more of a hands-on style of coaching this spring.
"He's out there like he's one of us," Stevens said. "He's really hands-on. He shows it, and then we do it. He does receiver drills that I've never done before, ball drills on the floor. And even before practice, he's out there coming up to us one-on-one and doing drills with us."
New blood boiling in the secondary
The spotlight has been shining brightly on the Auburn secondary this spring, with new defensive backs coach Wesley "Crime Dawg" McGriff taking over a unit that is looking for major improvement.
One of the defensive backs making a strong impression hasn't played a snap of college football yet—cornerback Jamel Dean, who transferred from Ohio State to Auburn last year. Dean suffered a serious knee injury in his junior year of high school and wasn't medically cleared to play for the Buckeyes in the spring of 2015.
After Dr. James Andrews gave him the all-clear on a second opinion, Dean decided to join former Auburn assistants Will Muschamp and Travaris Robinson's growing stockpile of defensive recruits from South Florida.
"I wanted to try something new, and I wanted to be back in the south," said Dean, who made it clear he "didn't hold any grudges" after how things turned out at Ohio State. "I thought it was the best fit for me just because of the defense they run."
Now, Dean is already making a major push for the starting cornerback job opposite fellow Florida native Carlton Davis. At 6'2" and 205 pounds, he's an ideal corner to line up against the larger receivers that are starting to dominate the SEC.
"He has a lot of talent. He can run. He's a physical guy," Malzahn said. "He really caught our attention in bowl practice when we did some scrimmaging and he's carried it over into spring... He's a young guy; he's still learning, but his attitude is good, and he's got a lot of talent."
But while Dean is impressing in his first weeks of full-speed work at Auburn, another young defensive back is catching his own eye.
"John Broussard, man," Dean said. "I see him getting better every day in spring and improvement. I like to see that for later on in his career."
As an early enrollee, Broussard could get a head start in providing depth at cornerback this fall. The true freshman from nearby Central High School in Phenix City, Alabama, stands 6'0" and has room to grow at 170 pounds.
Roberts, who played against Broussard in high school as a converted quarterback at Opelika High School, continues to see plenty of growth in the former 4-star recruit.
"That's just a guy who likes to work," Roberts said. "I know he may be small now, but he's going to get bigger. Just having him focused and ready to play, ready to come in and do some work, that's what has impressed me about him this spring."
Quick hits
- Stevens said Franklin started a group text message with all of Auburn's wide receivers the moment he arrived on campus. "He's pretty much a leader in my eyes. On the field, you can see he's having fun out there. He's already at home."
- Safety Johnathan "Rudy" Ford returned to practice this week for Auburn. Robinson said Ford, who he called "one of the fastest guys in the SEC," hawked Franklin down on his 70-yard run Saturday.
- Starting center Austin Golson got reps at left tackle during the media-viewing portion of Tuesday's practice. According to Malzahn, new offensive line coach Herb Hand is continuing to "mix and match" by cross-training players at other positions for depth purposes.
- Dean said he is competing for a starting job with redshirt freshman Javarius Davis at the cornerback spot opposite Carlton Davis.
- Junior running back Roc Thomas said sophomore H-back Chandler Cox "ran the ball well" at practice for someone who isn't a natural at the position.
- When asked if junior defensive end Carl Lawson was still "unblockable" in practices, Malzahn responded with a trademark "no doubt."
- Saturday's scrimmage ended with three live punt returns, which Malzahn said were taken by Ryan Davis, Javarius Davis and Stephen Roberts.
All quotes obtained firsthand unless otherwise noted. Recruiting "star" rankings are courtesy of 247Sports.
Justin Ferguson is a National College Football Analyst at Bleacher Report. You can follow him on Twitter @JFergusonBR.
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