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Updated Revruiting Areas for AU Coaches for 2020


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Updated recruiting areas for Auburn coaches

Jeffrey Lee • AuburnSports
Senior Editor

Auburn has had several personnel changes since the end of the 2019 season.

There are two new offensive coaches, a new defensive assistant and a new recruiting coordinator has been named.

And with those changes come new recruiting areas.

Auburn's new recruiting coordinator Travis Williams.
Auburn's new recruiting coordinator Travis Williams. (Jay G. Tate/AuburnSports.com)

Here’s an updated look at the recruiting areas for Auburn’s assistants.

Offensive coordinator Chad Morris

Florida: South of Orlando to Cape Coral/Ft. Myers.

Offensive line coach Jack Bicknell

Southeast Alabama.

North-central Florida: South of Jacksonville to north of Orlando.

Southeast Georgia.

Tight ends coach/special teams coordinator Larry Porter

South Florida: Collier, Monroe and Dade counties.

Georgia: East Atlanta, including Dekalb County.

West Tennessee.

Parts of Mississippi.

Wide receivers coach/co-offensive coordinator Kodi Burns

East-central Alabama: From Randolph County south to Russell County.

Florida: Orlando and surrounding areas.

West-central Georgia.

Running backs coach Carnell Williams

Northeast Alabama: Gadsden, Anniston.

Florida: From Lake City south to St. Petersburg.

South Georgia, including Lowndes and Colquitt counties.

Defensive coordinator Kevin Steele

Southwest Alabama, including Mobile and Baldwin counties.

Florida: Western Panhandle from Escambia County to Gulf County.

East-central Georgia, including Chatham County (Savannah).

Eastern half of South Carolina.

Defensive line coach/associate head coach Rodney Garner

West-central Alabama: Birmingham, Tuscaloosa to Mississippi.

West-central Georgia: Carrollton, Newnan, LaGrange.

Bucks/OLB coach Al Pogue

Florida: Eastern Panhandle from Calhoun County to Alachua County.

Alabama: Montgomery and Elmore counties and everything west to Mississippi.

Georgia: Southwest Atlanta.

Parts of Mississippi.

Linebackers coach/co-defensive coordinator/recruiting coordinator Travis Williams

North Alabama: Florence, Decatur, Huntsville.

North Florida: Nassau and Duval counties, including the city of Jacksonville.

Northeast Georgia, including Clarke and Gwinnett counties.

Central Tennessee.

Western half of South Carolina.

Defensive backs coach Wesley McGriff

Southeast Florida, from Port St. Lucie to and including Broward County.

Georgia: Northwest Atlanta, including Cobb County and Marietta.

East Tennessee.

 

 

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Biggest takeaway from this is that we finally have a dedicated "Buck" coach. I've been wanting this forever. 

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4 hours ago, bigbird said:

Biggest takeaway from this is that we finally have a dedicated "Buck" coach. I've been wanting this forever. 

Coach Steele had been mostly doing it. What I’m hearing is the reason why Pogue is there now is because McGriff wants the corners and safeties by himself.

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1 hour ago, ellitor said:

Coach Steele had been mostly doing it. What I’m hearing is the reason why Pogue is there now is because McGriff wants the corners and safeties by himself.

No reason not to if we're running man 90%+ of the time. 

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24 minutes ago, Sizzle said:

I thought Pogue’s specialty was south Alabama?

He has relationships all over the state. His strongest area though is the Montgomery area which is his area because he coached at Carver. The reason he is helping Coach Steele with Lee Hunter at Blount is because he is long time and very good friends with Blount’s head coach.

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On 3/28/2020 at 10:00 PM, Sizzle said:

I thought Pogue’s specialty was south Alabama?

Further to E's response, he grew up in Mobile, played and coached in the Gump, was director of high school relations for Auburn in 2013, and coached at Troy from 2014-18. That dude has lived and breathed football all over the state for 25+ years. 

(This is me being all "rah rah great hire".)

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