A lawsuit recently filed against current Auburn assistant softball coach Eugene Lenti alleges he created an atmosphere of fear and retaliation at Depaul, where he was the head softball coach for over 35 years. The lawsuit states that he was "verbally and physically abusing his female players on a regular basis, including regularly punching them about their bodies."
With the two additions, Auburn is now up to nine total players on the roster.
Late Thursday evening Auburn received its fourth commitment of the 2021 recruiting class in offensive tackle J’Marion Gooch.
After joining Auburn softball as an assistant coach in June of 2019, Eugene Lenti finds himself involved in a lawsuit for his time as the head coach at Depaul, according to multiple media outlets.
"Auburn’s whole motto is working hard and family, so that was instilled in me to help me to get into the role of nursing.”
“Everything I do is just around the neighborhood,” Britt said. “Real quarantine workouts —pushups, situps, body weight squats, and stuff like that, and jump ropes and stuff like that."
The addition of a veteran like Council, who has experience at tackle and guard, will make the competition for a starting spot all the more competitive when football returns.
Cooper averaged 30.6 points, 7.8 assists and 3.6 steals a game during his senior season.
In a interview with ESPN 106.7's The Lunch Break on Friday, former Auburn basketball player KT Harrell announced he would be returning to Auburn to join the men's basketball staff.
SEC coaches can now virtually instruct players for four hours a week.
