re: 2027 Recruiting Thread- 4* DL Donivan Moore Commits

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As much of a lock as there is in recruiting. Kid is a huge Auburn fan.

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Gonna pat Corch on the back before he does it himself

I want to see a class of mostly trenches, with everything else sprinkled in.

Probably not so much in who commits where.... but making that early connection seems frequently mentioned come portal time.

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I want to see a class of mostly trenches, with everything else sprinkled in.

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I think this staff will go hard for 12-15 high school players. Go after about 8-10 depending on the year they think they can develop to depth pieces. Then add 8-12 portal guys each year all that depends on roster retention and holes in depth.

Probably a better comp would be Derrick Brown. Not as big but should easily play north of 300. Needs some refinement but may be the best 3 tech out of his school since Brown.

Corch are you upvote farming now.

I knew you knew your shite but you are getting dicks hard now.

One of the things Pink brought up in a recent podcast, this spring will be the first time in years the entire team is together since there is no portal window afterwards.

They will have all spring, summer, and early fall practice......together. Hopefully this cuts down on the missed blocks, missed coverage assignments, wrong routes etc. And maybe I can enjoy a lead in a game without guzzling beer wondering when they are gonna fck it up

I to trust Pink’s opinion on OL/DL as much if not more than any of the AU beat recruitniks

Yes please

I’m from Prattville and grew up playing ball with Elijah Brown’s father, Tony Brown. I don’t live there and only visit family during the holidays, but it’s cool to hear he could possibly play for Auburn. We both played on the 98’ Final Four team, the only boys team to ever do it and best basketball season in school history. I haven’t talked to him in years, maybe I need to reach out. Crazy athletic, chiseled naturally, could dunk in 5th grade, could catch a lob from anywhere in high school, could touch above the white square on the backboard. But everyone loved Tony because of his heart. He was raised right and always been a great, genuine person, even as a kid. If his son is anything like his dad, which I’m sure he is, I couldn’t be more happy for them and us and everyone involved. So stoked to possibly cheer for him at Auburn