re: 2013 Auburn Recruiting Thread: Commits, Visits, Hot Prospects, etc...

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He likes to play the field like a whore in a bar.

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I won't lie, If I were a big-time QB recruit I'd be a visit whore too. I'd still commit to Auburn, but that wouldn't stop me from sampling what the other SEC schools have to offer.

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Don't forget about Evans at OLB. He might not be BVG big, but he'll definitely have a say-so in who the starter is.

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I didn't forget, I left him off on purpose...

Our with the old, in with the new. I just figure that if Justin Garrett or Anthony Swain are equal on everything with Jonathan Evans, why not play them? They're younger, they'll get better, gain more experience, etc... I just don't see much room for improvement with Evans. Hopefully I'm wrong and he blows it up this year.

Evans was not bad last season. His career path seems very similar to his brother's. I think Evans should have a good senior season.


Holland was horrible and you want him to start.

I bitched about Bynes at LB and he was pretty damn good. Therefor I'm willing to give Holland another chance before I sign him up to receive more information about Georgia Southern through the mail.

Richardson admittedly "shut down" that final year at Springville, and as a result, Richardson left high school and enrolled early at East Mississippi Community College in the spring of 2010 to play football. Richardson arrived already battling foot injuries from high school, then came problems with his kidneys that prevented Richardson from practicing.

Eventually, Richardson would redshirt during his only season at East Mississippi and later be dismissed from the team, citing conflicting issues with the coaching staff. For Richardson, football was now pushed to the back burner, as earning a college degree became his first priority.

He moved back to Birmingham and enrolled at Jefferson State Community College in the spring of 2011. After one successful semester, Richardson decided to re-focus himself on returning to football, ultimately at Auburn.

So Richardson made the decision to move closer to Auburn, transferring to Southern Union State Community College in Opelika.

Richardson enrolled at Southern Union in the summer of 2011 and is currently taking classes there with one goal: Get to Auburn. If everything goes as planned, that could happen as early as this fall.

Richardson would have three years of eligibility starting this fall, two if he arrived in January.

"My goal is to finally get to Auburn and work hard, earn a starting spot, help the team, and try and win another championship," Richardson said. "It's all about family at Auburn. They've been encouraging me ever since high school so I feel like I'm a part of the team even though I'm not on the team. They haven't dropped me yet so that's a blessing. Many schools, after this long, they would be like 'forget it.'"

I fell asleep, so I guess I'd be late to the party right now.

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After all he's been through, with his Grandfather and school, it'd be great to see him finally make it to Auburn. Him and Shon Coleman having starting spots on the team would blow my mind. I wonder how big he is now. He's got to be around 6'4 220.

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Scout had him as 6-4/220 coming out of high school.

https://auburn.scout.com/a.z?s=6&p=8&c=1&nid=3996544

Wouldn't hurt my feelings to see them give him a chance to walk on as long as his grades are in order.

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His coach said he got up to 250 last summer and is now 6-3 235

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So we're looking at a tight end?

Or has he maintained his receiver speed?

Put him at LB.