Your 8 O'clock update
Hey everyone. Here's the collection from today (so far):
DT Jeffrey Whitaker, 6-3, 295, Warner Robins, Ga./Warner Robins HS
Whitaker isn't a flashy kind of player, but he has three traits that Auburn coaches consider invaluable. First, he's durable. Second, he's remarkably strong and is able to clog running lanes with surprising effectiveness. Perhaps most important, Whitaker is a humble and hungry young man who is driven to make himself better. He represents a prototypical player for the Tigers' coaching staff, which pushes for uniformity and selflessness on the field. He reminds me of former Auburn tackle Pat Sims, though Whitaker's personality should help him develop much at an accelerated rate. Rivals.com and Scout.com rate him as a four-star recruit.
LB Jawara White, 6-2, 220, Troy/Charles Henderson HS
White profiles as a strong-side linebacker. He is thick, he has long arms and shows above-average awareness on the field. He’s a smart player. He anticipates well. He's strong. White also is an outspoken element who doesn't mind taking command when conditions merit. He didn't seem especially fast and often played flat-footed. Scout.com and Rivals.com rate him as a three-star recruit.
S Ryan Smith, 6-2, 208, Cordova/Cordova HS
Smith is another high-school quarterback whom Auburn believes can blossom on the other side of the ball. He won a state championship as a quarterback in 2007, made the finals as a tailback the past two seasons. He's versatile and talented. Smith also played safety as well, where he applied those offensive instincts to undermine opponents. He has a long stride. Smith doesn't look fast on tape yet he arrives at the ball on time. He committed to Kentucky in October. Rivals.com and Scout.com rate him as a three-star recruit.
ATH Shaun Kitchens, 6-3, 210, College Park, Ga./Banneker HS
Kitchens was the first member of this recruiting class, making his Auburn plans known last spring. He committed in February. Analysts are split on which position fits Kitchens best. Outside linebacker is a popular opinion, but he also played well as a possession receiver. He isn’t coveted for his speed, though. He had offers from a few SEC schools, but his other major suitors were in the ACC. Rivals.com and Scout.com list Kitchens as a three-star recruit.
DB Demetruce McNeal, 6-1, 175, College Park, Ga./Banneker HS
McNeal isn't a numbers guy, which isn't unusual for a safety playing in Atlanta's public-school leagues. The Wing-T still thrives there. That helps explain why Auburn would take a chance on someone with one career interception. McNeal gladly helped with run support at Banneker, but he hopes to become a pass-coverage standout on the Plains. Auburn was the only SEC school to offer a scholarship. Both Rivals.com and Scout.com rate McNeal a three-star recruit.
OL Shon Coleman, 6-7, 285, Olive Branch, Miss./Olive Branch HS
Coleman is another Auburn recruit whose stock jumped after the high-school season ended. He played well in the U.S. Army All-American Game, which added fervor to Ole Miss' efforts to sign him. Though he committed in April, Coleman considered other schools and Scout.com listed him as a "soft verbal" until Signing Day. He’s not remarkably thick, but Coleman has huge shoulders. He looks like a football player. Auburn wants to see him gain at least 20 pounds. He reminds coaches of former Auburn standout (and current NFL starter) Marcus McNeill. Rivals.com rates Coleman as a five-star prospect while Scout.com gave him four stars.
ATH Ladarious Phillips, 6-1, 265, Roanoke/Handley HS
Phillips is Auburn's first signing-day surprise. He played both ways for Handley, handling duties at fullback and defensive tackle. He was expected to sign with Georgia Southern, but picked up a late offer from the Tigers. You know what happened next. Rivals.com rates Phillips as a two-star recruit. He is unrated by Scout.com.
OL Ed Christian, 6-5, 280, Valdosta, Ga./Lowndes County HS
Christian was one of the most highly rated offensive lineman in the Southeast. He’s taller and leaner than Eric Mack, another Auburn recruit who was similarly effective in high school. Christian is a more violent player. He plays with a lot of aggression, which sometimes leads him to chase people with arms and legs flailing. It’s something to see. He’ll need to add 30 pounds before banging with SEC-caliber defensive ends. Christian initially committed to Florida State before switching his commitment in October. Rivals.com and Scout.com rate him as a three-star recruit.
OL Eric Mack, 6-4, 315, St. Matthews, S.C./Calhoun County HS
Mack was one of the Southeast's most highly recruited offensive linemen. He's bulky, but not in an overweight way. Mack has quick feet that allow him to adjust easily to different types of pass-rush techniques. His high-school team often asked him to pull wide enough to block cornerbacks on bubble screens. At 315 pounds, he was able to cover the ground without much problem. He played tackle in high school, though his size and Auburn's depth chart may force a move to guard. He reminds me of former Auburn and NFL lineman Jeno James. Rivals.com and Scout.com rate Mack as a four-star recruit.
WR/KR Jeremy Richardson, 6-4, 220, Springville/Springville HS
Richardson is one of the Tigers’ most intriguing prospects. He starred as a do-everything offensive player for Springville — catching deep passes, bubble screens, running the ball. He also was an outstanding kickoff-return specialist. The most memorable thing about him is his straight-line speed. He simply was faster than anyone around him and didn't dance around. He’s a north-south guy. Still, he doesn’t have elite acceleration. He's a long-striding guy. Rivals.com rated Richardson a four-star prospect while Scout.com gave him three stars.
DB Jonathon Mincy, 5-10, 175, Decatur, Ga./Southwest Dekalb
Mincy may be the most underrated player in Auburn's class. He played on an excellent Class 6A team that featured five SEC signees. They all played defense. Mincy played right corner and exhibited good ball skills. He has been trained to track the ball in coverage, which helped him intercept six passes in 2009. Mincy has plenty of speed. At 5-10, he's not the biggest cornerback around. Coaches hope he develops like Jerraud Powers. Rivals.com and Scout.com rate him as a three-star recruit.
DT Kenneth Carter, 6-5, 265, Greenville/Greenville HS
Carter is another tricky player to gauge. He played tackle and end for an outstanding Class 5A team, exhibiting good strength and instincts throughout the season. Carter looks awkward at times because he plays too high and doesn't have elite acceleration. That won't be a problem if Carter adds 30 pounds and learns to manhandle interior blockers a la Pat Sims and Sen'Derrick Marks. Still, he has some serious work ahead with strength and conditioning coach Kevin Yoxall. Rivals.com recently upped Carter to a four-star recruit while Scout.com allocated only three stars.
P Steven Clark, 6-5, 230, Kansas City, Mo./Park Hill HS
Clark played defensive end and tight end in high school, but his special teams contributions will pay for his college education. He looks like a natural on film. Clark doesn't waste much movement and get his leg on the ball quickly. He averaged 38.7 yards per punt last season. Rivals.com and Scout.com rate him a three-star recruit.
WR Antonio Goodwin, 6-2, 170, Atlanta/Washington HS
Goodwin is a thin guy with a flair for acrobatic plays, which gives Auburn coaches hints that greatness awaits. It's not just them — Goodwin received schoalrship offers from all the major SEC programs. He's fast, but not among the fastest prospects available. He's quick, but not among the fastest prospects available. He was a steady guy in high school who rarely had problems with drops and never complained about being asked to serve in a variety of roles. Goodwin is reminiscent of Darvin Adams. Rivals.com and Scout.com rate him as a four-star recruit.
PK Cody Parkey, 6-2, 195, Jupiter, Fla./Jupiter HS
Kickers are a difficult group to project. Auburn High's Philip Yost was the nation's top kicker when the Tigers signed him in 2000, yet he was a peripheral element in college. Damon Duval wasn't a big recruit when he signed in 1998 and he was an outstanding college kicker for the most part. Parkey played well during his senior season. He played poorly in the Under Armour All-American game, missing two field goals and two point-after attempts. What does Auburn have here? Nobody knows. His career could take any number of paths. Scout.com rates Parkey as a four-star recruit while Scout.com bestowed only three stars.
DT Jeffrey Whitaker, 6-3, 295, Warner Robins, Ga./Warner Robins HS
Whitaker isn't a flashy kind of player, but he has three traits that Auburn coaches consider invaluable. First, he's durable. Second, he's remarkably strong and is able to clog running lanes with surprising effectiveness. Perhaps most important, Whitaker is a humble and hungry young man who is driven to make himself better. He represents a prototypical player for the Tigers' coaching staff, which pushes for uniformity and selflessness on the field. He reminds me of former Auburn tackle Pat Sims, though Whitaker's personality should help him develop much at an accelerated rate. Rivals.com and Scout.com rate him as a four-star recruit.
LB Jawara White, 6-2, 220, Troy/Charles Henderson HS
White profiles as a strong-side linebacker. He is thick, he has long arms and shows above-average awareness on the field. He’s a smart player. He anticipates well. He's strong. White also is an outspoken element who doesn't mind taking command when conditions merit. He didn't seem especially fast and often played flat-footed. Scout.com and Rivals.com rate him as a three-star recruit.
S Ryan Smith, 6-2, 208, Cordova/Cordova HS
Smith is another high-school quarterback whom Auburn believes can blossom on the other side of the ball. He won a state championship as a quarterback in 2007, made the finals as a tailback the past two seasons. He's versatile and talented. Smith also played safety as well, where he applied those offensive instincts to undermine opponents. He has a long stride. Smith doesn't look fast on tape yet he arrives at the ball on time. He committed to Kentucky in October. Rivals.com and Scout.com rate him as a three-star recruit.
ATH Shaun Kitchens, 6-3, 210, College Park, Ga./Banneker HS
Kitchens was the first member of this recruiting class, making his Auburn plans known last spring. He committed in February. Analysts are split on which position fits Kitchens best. Outside linebacker is a popular opinion, but he also played well as a possession receiver. He isn’t coveted for his speed, though. He had offers from a few SEC schools, but his other major suitors were in the ACC. Rivals.com and Scout.com list Kitchens as a three-star recruit.
DB Demetruce McNeal, 6-1, 175, College Park, Ga./Banneker HS
McNeal isn't a numbers guy, which isn't unusual for a safety playing in Atlanta's public-school leagues. The Wing-T still thrives there. That helps explain why Auburn would take a chance on someone with one career interception. McNeal gladly helped with run support at Banneker, but he hopes to become a pass-coverage standout on the Plains. Auburn was the only SEC school to offer a scholarship. Both Rivals.com and Scout.com rate McNeal a three-star recruit.
OL Shon Coleman, 6-7, 285, Olive Branch, Miss./Olive Branch HS
Coleman is another Auburn recruit whose stock jumped after the high-school season ended. He played well in the U.S. Army All-American Game, which added fervor to Ole Miss' efforts to sign him. Though he committed in April, Coleman considered other schools and Scout.com listed him as a "soft verbal" until Signing Day. He’s not remarkably thick, but Coleman has huge shoulders. He looks like a football player. Auburn wants to see him gain at least 20 pounds. He reminds coaches of former Auburn standout (and current NFL starter) Marcus McNeill. Rivals.com rates Coleman as a five-star prospect while Scout.com gave him four stars.
ATH Ladarious Phillips, 6-1, 265, Roanoke/Handley HS
Phillips is Auburn's first signing-day surprise. He played both ways for Handley, handling duties at fullback and defensive tackle. He was expected to sign with Georgia Southern, but picked up a late offer from the Tigers. You know what happened next. Rivals.com rates Phillips as a two-star recruit. He is unrated by Scout.com.
OL Ed Christian, 6-5, 280, Valdosta, Ga./Lowndes County HS
Christian was one of the most highly rated offensive lineman in the Southeast. He’s taller and leaner than Eric Mack, another Auburn recruit who was similarly effective in high school. Christian is a more violent player. He plays with a lot of aggression, which sometimes leads him to chase people with arms and legs flailing. It’s something to see. He’ll need to add 30 pounds before banging with SEC-caliber defensive ends. Christian initially committed to Florida State before switching his commitment in October. Rivals.com and Scout.com rate him as a three-star recruit.
OL Eric Mack, 6-4, 315, St. Matthews, S.C./Calhoun County HS
Mack was one of the Southeast's most highly recruited offensive linemen. He's bulky, but not in an overweight way. Mack has quick feet that allow him to adjust easily to different types of pass-rush techniques. His high-school team often asked him to pull wide enough to block cornerbacks on bubble screens. At 315 pounds, he was able to cover the ground without much problem. He played tackle in high school, though his size and Auburn's depth chart may force a move to guard. He reminds me of former Auburn and NFL lineman Jeno James. Rivals.com and Scout.com rate Mack as a four-star recruit.
WR/KR Jeremy Richardson, 6-4, 220, Springville/Springville HS
Richardson is one of the Tigers’ most intriguing prospects. He starred as a do-everything offensive player for Springville — catching deep passes, bubble screens, running the ball. He also was an outstanding kickoff-return specialist. The most memorable thing about him is his straight-line speed. He simply was faster than anyone around him and didn't dance around. He’s a north-south guy. Still, he doesn’t have elite acceleration. He's a long-striding guy. Rivals.com rated Richardson a four-star prospect while Scout.com gave him three stars.
DB Jonathon Mincy, 5-10, 175, Decatur, Ga./Southwest Dekalb
Mincy may be the most underrated player in Auburn's class. He played on an excellent Class 6A team that featured five SEC signees. They all played defense. Mincy played right corner and exhibited good ball skills. He has been trained to track the ball in coverage, which helped him intercept six passes in 2009. Mincy has plenty of speed. At 5-10, he's not the biggest cornerback around. Coaches hope he develops like Jerraud Powers. Rivals.com and Scout.com rate him as a three-star recruit.
DT Kenneth Carter, 6-5, 265, Greenville/Greenville HS
Carter is another tricky player to gauge. He played tackle and end for an outstanding Class 5A team, exhibiting good strength and instincts throughout the season. Carter looks awkward at times because he plays too high and doesn't have elite acceleration. That won't be a problem if Carter adds 30 pounds and learns to manhandle interior blockers a la Pat Sims and Sen'Derrick Marks. Still, he has some serious work ahead with strength and conditioning coach Kevin Yoxall. Rivals.com recently upped Carter to a four-star recruit while Scout.com allocated only three stars.
P Steven Clark, 6-5, 230, Kansas City, Mo./Park Hill HS
Clark played defensive end and tight end in high school, but his special teams contributions will pay for his college education. He looks like a natural on film. Clark doesn't waste much movement and get his leg on the ball quickly. He averaged 38.7 yards per punt last season. Rivals.com and Scout.com rate him a three-star recruit.
WR Antonio Goodwin, 6-2, 170, Atlanta/Washington HS
Goodwin is a thin guy with a flair for acrobatic plays, which gives Auburn coaches hints that greatness awaits. It's not just them — Goodwin received schoalrship offers from all the major SEC programs. He's fast, but not among the fastest prospects available. He's quick, but not among the fastest prospects available. He was a steady guy in high school who rarely had problems with drops and never complained about being asked to serve in a variety of roles. Goodwin is reminiscent of Darvin Adams. Rivals.com and Scout.com rate him as a four-star recruit.
PK Cody Parkey, 6-2, 195, Jupiter, Fla./Jupiter HS
Kickers are a difficult group to project. Auburn High's Philip Yost was the nation's top kicker when the Tigers signed him in 2000, yet he was a peripheral element in college. Damon Duval wasn't a big recruit when he signed in 1998 and he was an outstanding college kicker for the most part. Parkey played well during his senior season. He played poorly in the Under Armour All-American game, missing two field goals and two point-after attempts. What does Auburn have here? Nobody knows. His career could take any number of paths. Scout.com rates Parkey as a four-star recruit while Scout.com bestowed only three stars.
141 Comments:
Win!
Sweet substance!
WDE! Come on Lemonier...bring a buddy with you!
I like the signing of Phillips. You can ALWAYS use a big FB.
To carry over from the other thread ... Auburn has received private commitments from two DLs. One is Lemonier. I am not yet able to confirm the second.
So Phillips signed with Auburn...who is this? Not familiar with him.
Jay-You may be working awhile to get the info on Phillips. Might want to hold off on writing about him until the end of the day.
Detective Tate is on the case!
Ladarius Phillips is definitely a surprise, although a 265 pound FB/DL is interesting.
great day today
no relation to Aubrey, Eddie
According to Rivals Phillips was committed to Georgia Southern
Eddie, Phillips is a two star that was committed to Georgia Southern.
Let's hope he is of Darren Bates mold.
dang Jay G...you got us curious on that one!
Courtesy of Scout...Phillips is a big-time football player for one of the top 4A teams in Alabama in 2009, Phillips is a bruising back with surprising agility for a big man. He also is an excellent defensive lineman for the Tigers.
That is what I was think, Eddie. Just trust the coaches know what they are doing.
Didn't Phillips play DT in HS last year.
Funny note: My dad graduated from Lowndes County, GA H.S. a long, long time ago.
So did Aubrey Phillips and the Drew Brothers of MLB fame.
Link to Phillip's pic:
http://media.scout.com/Media/Image/75/751819.jpg
I'm assuming Phillips was a Plan C to B type guy. He has size.
I wonder if they are thinking of playing Phillips on the DL. We can use an extra Tackle.
EL TORO!
CURSES! Someone got in ahead of me. So that should have been Ronnie Brown or OC!
What is up with Scout low balling the scores compared to Rivals?
Reed still pondering LSU?
RK, scouts ratings tend to be lower for some reason. A star on scouts seems to mean more thna on rivals.
Personally- I think Reed signs with Auburn, but his facebook status yesterday was a little pondering.
how 'bout calling it "Your 0800 update" for us former military folks
;-)
Just wanted to let you know I'm paying attention.
the guy from Handley big surprise, I saw him beat my brother n laws team in the HS playoffs, he is a load and very fast and athletic, they say he is an athlete, and they want him like SenDerrick, little stump, quick who can plug the gaps, or he may have been signed to thread and weave trooper towels on the sideline, what do we really know, lol, WDE-
"thread & weave Trooper towels"
I love HAOBTN Humor (insert TM symbol)
Waving a Trooper towel is an upgrade from wearing a baseball hat and signaling in plays for Tony Franklin.
Is Lemonier announcement at 1 EST? And is it on ESPN or the Deuce or the U?
So, what do you think Chiz and Co. saw in L. Phillips?
THT- THe U
No one in my office even knows it's NSD.
Luv, I don't have an answer for that one.
BTW- Lemonier is at Noon EST.
BOB AND DOUG MCKENZIE!!!
I love that movie ehyou
At the doc, waiting on Coleman, Reed, Lemonier, Dyer.
take off hose-head
Rats, but thanks, Eddie.
ehyou, no one (except me and LGGByron, 2.0, a few other NC Hotties) in this state has even heard of NSD.
ehyou, are your sources telling you we sign the Mckenzie borthers?
the flow has really come to a crawl.
Phillips will play DL like Senderrick, etc.
THT - I liked the 2nd posting much better than the 1st.
no, but we are getting the 3 Hansen bros from Slap Shot in a package deal
Eddie Sunshine ... ITAT quoted Reed that it was up to him "man-up" and go where his heart was ... Auburn.
So whats our final number going to be? I read in the Mobile paper down here that the kid or project from Linden has yet to qualify, so he is a sign and place at this point. 25 with three to gray shirt or sign and place, the Phillips kid means he took someones spot, DJ Howard?
Slap Shot, nice. "My allergy to this f***ing air has RETURNED!"
IF you have been following Reed, can you believe the level that his coach has gone to get him to go to LSU? It is beyond ridiculous IMO.
Ed Christian is NOT heavier than Eric Mack! At least according to the bio blip.
That was fixed a while back, martini.
But thanks for keeping an eye out.
Here is a video of Phillips. He looks like he is Taco away from 280 to me.
mmmmm taco
Ok,
my work is hectic, but I have three recruiting screen up and one work email page and word document, so multi tasking no doubt. Keep the information flowing.
Two Cents: Name a famous South Carolina running back, besides George Rogers and Duce Staley? tick tock, tick tock, even better name a running back from this year or last year from South Carolina? tick tock, tick tock, exactly..
That is why Lattimore went to USC, it will be the Lattimore show, he has the keys to the backfield, no competition. It would of been nice to have him, but I see his vision of playing time.
I'll take a stab Pat.....
Dan Reeves ;-)
Shon Coleman has signed.
No more worries about that one.
JGT with the best news of the day!
I respect Lattimore for staying home. I hate we missed out, but I will never fault a kid for staying close to home. He probably wanted to go to Auburn, but some forces pulled him back home.
My contention is that we should not have been so cavilier with Howard if we needed RBs that badly. It kind of feels like the staff blew it with Howard.
"100% Auburn%. I never doubted.
So Jay with the first news of the Shon Coleman Signing...nice.
"
I guess those that were worried can back up from the ledge now.
So all the bammers who started the rumors that Coleman was going to UAT can kiss it!
Yeah this is the bestest recruitmas ever.
I got exactly what I wanted....a big time 5 star left tackle prospect.
Coleman! Get some!
Shon Coleman, sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeetttt...bring it baby, lets close it ..
Snagged S Ryan Smith away from Kentucky. He's from Cordova.
Great news about Coleman.
I don't think the staff blew it with Howard. Who said we need RB's that bad?
Great news! War Eagle! Now lets go Dyer and Mosely.
Feels good to move away from ny ledge.
dan dan, once Auburn gets those, this will be definitely be the best Recruitmas EVER!!!!!
Big get in Smith too, and at a position/side of the ball of desperate need.
JGT, do you think that Phillips is the backup plan for the Ark. DT Jones?
way to go Coleman. Good news.
Off the hook on that one.
Ryan Smith to AU
Any chance Shon could bring a blonde Sandra Bullock with him?
No? Just askin'.
SO we got Ryan Smith over AL.
One of their site guys on the radio said UA wanted him Allen left. ABouthte time AU started after him.
No doubt Luv.
Bazinga UAt.
We need lemonier and his buddy to sign, they'll be a huge get for us. Great signing day so far,i gotta go to work, catch you hotties tonight. Looks like on the wal martians in florida are gonna see the National recruiting day championship trophy.
McCready posted a story about it last night. He had some good points, Auburn has Fannin, Aycock, Dyer, and E. Smith and that's it.
Fannin is fumble prone and been a WR, E. Smith is an H-Back. Dyer and Aycock first carry won't be until August.
I just think the staff may have put too many eggs in the Lattimore basket.
However, that is not a hangable offesne.
Jayg getting run on the local show. Says you are the first to report COleman in.
I now believe Auburn will get both four-star kids from Hialeah HS: Lemonier and DT Calvin Smith.
if you believe, I believe, JGT!
Jawara White and Jeffrey Whitaker are in.
Awesome! Bring the substance JGT.
BEASLEY!!!
Coleman, sweet. I haven't read all the posts but I'm assuming jhag has "gotten plenty" for his insistence that Coleman was "gone."
JGT...
Can you track viewership? Just wondering what it's looking like today.
Don't forget Mccalebb stupup
jhag hasn't been mentioned commer. We don't throw stones around here.
Great. Now you tell me. What am I supposed to do with all of these stones I brought into the office with me today?
Did I hear Stone is going to UT?
JGT - are you aware if C. Smith has ever been in Auburn?
we throw Stones at UTK
Jayg is Dyer having a ceremony today? Is that why his isn't in yet?
stupup, what about Onterio McCalebb?
GET SOME
Keep the good news rolling!
ehyou: Until now, that is. But relax, it's all in good fun. And, it's a good lesson. Don't be too confident when the outcome is in the whim and fancy of an 18 yr old kid.
Are those the stones your mother laid out for you, Norm?
I'll always pick up the Seinfeld references.
Jay G, since I really only follow recruiting on the HABOTN, I will be interested in hearing your take on this class compared with all the other classes since you've been covering AU football.
I'm not a big recruiting dork by any means but I do get a kick out of knee-jerk reactions when kids don't go to your school.
"He wouldn't start here from years" or "we didn't want him anyway" just crack me up.
Luv - I would venture to say there isn't much comparison, but I, too, will be interested to hear JGT's commentary on that once the dust settles.
Best class I've seen and it's not close. I've been covering Auburn since 1998.
Keep up the good work, JG!
Question... With the additions of Ryan Smith and Ladarius Phillips, If we add Lemonier and Calvin Smith that would put our total commit # at 27. Do you foresee another surprise or will we be done at that point?
Thanks, I'll hang up and listen.
Best I've seen but have been watching recriting only since 2005.
I would hear a little bit about it at work but never really followed it.
I just want to see Auburn win a hat dance on ESPNU today.
That would make recruitmas complete.
Any Corey Grant rumors with validity out there?
Late to the party. I see we got Coleman..now the walmartians can settle down now.
Any surprises coming?
I heard something about Lemonier;is that official?
big news with the DL Jay G...also first on the Coleman front.
Thanks for the hard work!
Anyone else getting a blank screen from ESPN U on ESPN 360?
Jay G. opining and it's only 9(CST) in the morning.....
What will the rest of the day bring!!!!
Yabba Dabba Do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Michael Dyer has signed.
You can rest easy on that one.
Our stud running back is on the board.....
Big Recruiting Dork -------->
DMiller. You (desperately) need a side girl avatar. Please consider an alternative.
Thank God. Michael Dyer is in.
Jay - I'm watching ESPNU and they sent reporters to Florida, USC and of all places, they sent Wendy Nix to Tennessee.
Did Auburn get a reporter?
NOW that is great news but of course expected
SWEEEEEEEEEEET!!!
DYER!!!
Whatever happens from here I'm ok with. But man Lemoiner would be nice... I'll take his little friend too.
Question for the group - with the set of commits that we have, were there any that were borderline to make the grades to get in? I think there were very few if any in that situation, and that says even more about the kids this staff is approaching to be able to make an immediate impact.
So, there's still plenty of hope (Jones, Lemonier, Smith) but only one that's a source of anxiety (Reed)???
Dyer in the house !
Interesting that Mosley didn't sign with Dyer. He was offered by Arkansas. Perhaps he had a change of heart.
War Damn Dyer!
It will be easy to enjoy watching Dyer running behind Coleman for the next 3-4 years.
I saw where LSU got a commit from a wide receiver on ESPNU. Does that solidify Reed to AU?
New thread UPZ.
It's Dyer. He deserves it.
Curious Jay are you in your office at work
or
In the Auburn War room sitting next to Chizik
Comm'r... That is apparently my doppelgänger. I'll find me a side girl. I had to drop 2 Jessica Alba and Megan Fox) from the list because apparently they closy resemble my sister. I can't deal with that. So I have to redo my list of side girls.
Jay G. Tate said...
Best class I've seen and it's not close. I've been covering Auburn since 1998.
That's what I what I was hopin'! GET SOME!!!!!! WDE!!!!!
DMiller, if your sister looks like Jessica Alba then ... [censored]
Luv loving the new GS phrase
Yay fsu gets 5 star LB they now have #1 and # 2 Lbs in the nation
Chris Davis is in.
I really like Chris Davis. He's my No. 2 steal ... behind Demetruce McNeal.
Oh. I have a new thread up. Duh.
Boy did I pick a crappy day to work in the woods...marking timber and refreshing the I phone browser doesn't work so well. Keep bringing it hotties and I will continue to pause occasionally in my mission to give pine trees the mark of death...the axe man cometh.
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