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If you’ve paid attention to any recruiting the past couple of months you would know that a number of recruits have visited a number of schools on their own or with a group of recruits. Like you said it just can’t be sponsored by Auburn and they can’t have contact with our staff. Under the dead period Rules recruits can visit campuses just as Malcolm Johnson did for us just before he committed to us. Back to Mims, Keith says he plans to return for another visit.

I’m not back by any means.

There hasn’t been much new information at all to post other than Scooby Williams announcing his commit date. Staff has been focused on the current team and season

WR Colzie is not and has not been a target for months. I had more but Keith covered it his snapshot article

First of all I want to thank all of you who have made this such a loving, wonderful place. I will miss you all. This place and auburn eagle before it has been a major part of my life for the last 11 years. With that being said It has come time that I step away though because I need to prioritize other things more In my personal life. This place is in good hands as it has good, real insiders that are connected to the recruits & the program And that will help the site & this forum thrive. It’s time for me to bid you all adieu. war Eagle! E

I wish Auburn 247 hired him because they are going to be hiring someone to replace Marcelo

Enjoy it while it lasts. It will be subscription based after this month which means nothing but a few tidbits from articles will be able to be posted on our site.

Wow! Only took 6 posts to get this thread derailed. Thanks @steeleagle

@Win4AU We were lucky Gus told us what he did, With Covid practices are locked down to only players & coaches.

@steeleagle No. Just that he's done well being the leader of the group. That could parley him being starter game 1 but I haven't heard or seen any credible info that he will be the starter, unless I missed something from JBoy.

Would be awesome to see our 2 cancer survivors starting and thriving.

Too bad for them the developing part of college coaching hasn't followed.