Early enrollees headline stellar 2016 recruiting class
Auburn finished well below expectations in 2015, but a talent-laden recruiting class offers a bright future for the Tigers.
Auburn finished well below expectations in 2015, but a talent-laden recruiting class offers a bright future for the Tigers.
Avery Young, Auburn's starting right tackle for the past three seasons, will declare for the NFL Draft, according to a report from Rand Getlin of the NFL Network.
Hand previously coached at Tulsa with Auburn coach Gus Malzahn, where the two were co-offensive coordinators for the No. 1-ranked offense in the nation.
Auburn offensive line coach J.B. Grimes will interview for a position on Cincinnati’s staff, according to a report from AL.com.
Noel Mazzone, who was the offensive coordinator at Auburn from 1999-2001, has been hired to the same position at Texas A&M.
Williams, who played at Auburn from 2001-05, has served on the defensive coaching staff since 2009, first as a graduate assistant and then as a defensive analyst.
Wesley McGriff, who coached defensive backs at Vanderbilt in 2011 and was the co-defensive coordinator at Ole Miss in 2012, will join Auburn’s staff as the secondary coach and co-defensive coordinator, Auburn coach Gus Malzahn announced Thursday.
Auburn left tackle Shon Coleman will declare for the 2016 NFL Draft, according to a tweet posted on his account Wednesday evening. "It was a very hard decision but I've decided to forego my final year and enter the NFL Draft," the tweet read.
Steele was introduced as Auburn’s new defensive coordinator Tuesday, becoming the third defensive coordinator in three years and seventh in the last decade.
The defensive end will forego a chance to be selected in the 2016 NFL Draft and return for his junior season on The Plains, Lawson announced on Twitter Wednesday.
Lance Thompson, who coached linebackers at Auburn this season, will join the staff of Will Muschamp, who left after one season as Auburn's defensive coordinator to become the head coach at South Carolina.
Reggis Ball, captured in video, is shown to have tackled an Auburn equipment manager and take a ball before running to the locker room.
Jeremy Johnson scored two touchdowns in his first three touches of the game, jump-starting the Auburn offense en route to its 31-10 drubbing of Memphis.
After Auburn's 31-10 win over Memphis in the Birmingham Bowl, Auburn coach Gus Malzahn confirmed that former LSU defensive coordinator Kevin Steele will be taking the same position at Auburn.
Kevin Steele, who was the defensive coordinator at LSU this season, will be hired to man the same position at Auburn, according to a report by ESPN's Chris Low.
The Tigers overpowered Memphis behind a stifling defense and a consistent running attack to finish the 2015 season with a winning record.
Jackson, the No. 55 player in the nation--and the eighth-ranked defensive tackle--chose Auburn over Ohio State, Georgia and Florida.
The project would include additional concession areas, restrooms, elevators and escalators, as well as new locker rooms and a videoboard which, in renderings released by the University, appears to be comparable to the one installed in the south end zone before the 2015 season.
The Tigers welcomed John Franklin III and Paul James III to the fold Wednesday morning, as both signed their National Letters of Intent to play on The Plains.
Malzahn announced Monday linebackers coach Lance Thompson will serve as interim defensive coordinator against Memphis in the Birmingham Bowl.