Fall camp notebook: Freshman WR Seth Williams is 'catching every ball thrown his way'
After Auburn’s first two scrimmages of fall camp, it’s become apparent that Seth Williams is a difficult man to guard.
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After Auburn’s first two scrimmages of fall camp, it’s become apparent that Seth Williams is a difficult man to guard.
Auburn football is only 19 days away from kicking off in Atlanta against No. 6 Washington, and position battles across the roster are heating up.
The day Auburn reported to campus for its 2018 fall camp, the team’s leaders conducted a players-only meeting that included discussions about replacing the production of injured wide receivers Eli Stove and Will Hastings (ACLs). The freshman crop of wideouts were made to listen well.
Despite spring ACL injuries to deep threat Will Hastings and flanker Eli Stove, Gus Malzahn has shown little concern about his receiver depth in Auburn’s fall practices.
Every Monday and Thursday, Plainsman sports staffers Zach Tantillo and Nathan King will analyze an Auburn football player who has a chance to make a sizable impact on the team next season.
Every Monday and Thursday, Plainsman sports staffers Zach Tantillo and Nathan King will analyze an Auburn football player who has a chance to make a sizable impact on the team next season.
Every Monday and Thursday, Plainsman sports staffers Zach Tantillo and Nathan King will analyze an Auburn football player who has a chance to make a sizable impact on the team next season.
Every Monday and Thursday, Plainsman sports staffers Zach Tantillo and Nathan King will analyze an Auburn football player who has a chance to make a sizable impact on the team next season.
Every Monday and Thursday, Plainsman sports staffers Zach Tantillo and Nathan King will analyze an Auburn football player who has a chance to make a sizable impact on the team next season.
Nate Craig-Myers #3 of the Auburn Tigers celebrates a touchdown during the first half against the Georgia Bulldogs in the SEC Championship at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on December 2, 2017 in Atlanta, Georgia.
Every Monday and Thursday, Plainsman sports staffers Zach Tantillo and Nathan King will analyze an Auburn football player who has a chance to make a sizable impact on the team next season.
Running back Kerryon Johnson ran in a yard and stopped to rise, throwing to wide receiver Nate Craig-Myers as he ran out of the end zone.
In a season that ended with being named Southeastern Conference offensive player of the year, an AP second team All-American and a member of the first team all-SEC, Kerryon Johnson can add one more to the list, as he is named the Plainsman Choice Male Athlete of the Year.
Football has returned to The Plains.
After claiming a seven-year, $49 million contract extension this winter, Gus Malzahn is preparing to coach his sixth A-Day game as Auburn’s head man on Saturday afternoon.
Naturally, the season following a SEC West championship, defeats of top-ranked rivals Georgia and Alabama and a New Year’s Six Bowl appearance will be highly anticipated.
The picture at wide receiver will unblur itself for Auburn football this coming Saturday.
Nate Craig-Myers (3) and Devan Barrett (5) watch on at Auburn's football practice on Thursday, March 29, 2018, in Auburn, Ala.
Auburn football held an open practice Thursday afternoon, and wide receiver Ryan Davis was absent with flu-like symptoms.
Auburn Tiger wide receivers Will Hastings (33) and Nate Craig-Myers (3) at Auburn's spring practice on March 6, 2018, in Auburn, Ala.