ATLANTA, GA - DEC. 31: Onterio McCalebb #23 and Chris Davis #11 of the Auburn Tigers carry around the trophy after their 43-24 win over the Virginia Cavaliers during the 2011 Chick Fil-A Bowl at Georgia Dome on Dec. 31, 2011, in Atlanta, Ga. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)
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The five-star remains a Tiger.
4 months ago Article 2 comments
Who will sign Carl Lawson?
4 months ago Article 7 comments
The nation's best high school running back is set to announce his college choice. Can Tennessee or Auburn pull the shocker and beat out Michigan?
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Tarean Folston committed to Notre Dame on Jan. 2, but he also recently took a visit to Auburn.
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The nation's best high school running back is set to announce his college choice, and Michigan appears to be the school to beat.
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The defensive tackle is reportedly considering several schools, but Auburn isn't one of them.
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Will five-star Carl Lawson stick with Auburn?
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Auburn once looked out of the race for defensive tackle recruit Montravius Adams. But the Tigers have now re-entered the race.
Late Thursday night, Adams told the AJC that Garner's hire now puts Auburn back in the picture.
"I just found out," Adams told the AJC on Thursday night. "Yes, it affects how I feel about Georgia, but I'm not sure how much. I'm still trying to take it all in."
Rather than have a negative impact on UGA, it will probably be more of a positive for Auburn. Adams said he may take his fifth official visit with the Tigers, now that Garner is hired. "Yes, that will probably be it," he said.
Adams is one of the few high school defensive tackle recruits capable of making an instant impact in the SEC, and for a while Auburn was one of his front runners. The loss of Auburn's staff looked like it had knocked out the Tigers, but the hire of Georgia's defensive line coach, Rodney garner, has them back in the thick of things.
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5 months ago Article 4 comments
Will Rodney Garner's leaving Athens for the Plains be more of a gain for Auburn or a loss for Georgia?
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A long-time member of the Georgia staff, Rodney Garner returns to Auburn to serve as assistant head coach and defensive line coach for Gus Malzahn.
6 months ago Article 1 comment
So Auburn has hired Gus Malzahn, just as I said it should a week ago.
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Irvin-Sills claims he did not decommit, but he is anything but solid to Auburn.
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Auburn loses its first recruit after the firing of Gene Chizik.
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Can Florida State flip this Auburn commitment?
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Lawson is a top defensive end recruit out of Georgia.
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The Auburn football recruiting experts from SB Nation's College and Magnolia give their breakdown of Auburn's recruiting to this point.
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Auburn's season has not gone the way Tiger fans had hoped. With losses to Clemson and Mississippi State already in the books and games against Arkansas, Alabama, LSU and Georgia still on the docket, things will have to change in a hurry if Auburn is to get where many thought they could go in 2012.
But Auburn's commitments aren't wavering, the AJC reports.
"You know, they're struggling. But they're just going to have to overcome the areas they are struggling in and finish the season strong. I think they'll be fine, even if this is a down year or whatever. They'll come back. They'll rise up. Nobody just stays on the top, and nobody just stays on the bottom. It always changes, and they will come back up." Johnson plans to visit other schools and has not revealed which ones, but said that Ohio State and Florida State are recruiting him the hardest, along with Auburn. "It's kind of open with my visits. I haven't set up anything yet. I'm playing it by ear. Right now, I'm trying to focus on the season. We're 2-0 and we're trying to make a run this year." Johnson did say his flirtation with UGA is over. He visited with the Bulldogs over the summer, but hasn't had any communication since. "I didn't really talk to the coaches that much while I was there. I was mainly talking to the players. The coaches came around, and we said a couple of words. We kind of talked a little bit. But you know, Georgia is not really the place for me. I just didn't feel it like I felt other places."
These reactions are consistent with the observation of many recruiting analysts, who state that a team's record is not nearly as important as many of the other factors a school sells to recruits.
What can matter, however, is a coaching change. It doesn't appear one is in the cards at Auburn, however, since its head coach received an extension after winning the 2010 National Championship.
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9 months ago Article 9 comments
With multiple incidents of violence, suspensions and other behavioral issues, does Auburn have an image problem? How will it impact recruiting?
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Auburn's new quarterback commitment is raw, but talented.
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Auburn's great recruiting weekend extended into Monday.
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Top talents from all over the Southeast will head to Auburn this weekend for junior day.