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Full transcript of Gus Malzahn breaking down each of 23 Tigers recruits

Posted on February 7, 2013 by James Crepea

“First, defensive end Elijah Daniel. He was our first commit of the day. Pass rushing was one of our big needs, and this guy can really do it. He had a relationship with (associate head coach) Rodney Garner that goes … Continue reading →

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Malzahn excited about Daniel, Lawson adding to pass rush

Posted on February 6, 2013 by James Crepea

AUBURN — With 23 players already signed to his first recruiting class at Auburn, coach Gus Malzahn took time for a short interview with ESPNU. Asked about the signing of five-stat defensive ends Carl Lawson and Elijah Daniel and five-star … Continue reading →

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Johnathan Ford becomes third running back in class

Posted on February 6, 2013 by James Crepea

AUBURN — Four-star running back Johnathan Ford announced his decision to commit to Auburn over Tennessee before a packed gymnasium at New Hope (Ala.) high school. Ford sent in his National Letter of Intent in minutes, becoming hte third running … Continue reading →

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Three-star kicker Daniel Carlson signs

Posted on February 6, 2013 by James Crepea

AUBURN –Three-star kicker Daniel Carlson has signed his National Letter of Intent with Auburn. The U.S. Army All-American is the top-ranked kicker in the nation by Kohl’s kicker. Carlson, who played at Classical Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo., was named … Continue reading →

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JUCO DB Brandon King signs

Posted on February 6, 2013 by James Crepea

AUBURN — Three-star JUCO defensive back Brandon King has signed his National Letter of Intent. King was named first team Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conferencein for his play at Highland C.C. (Kan.) last season. The 6-2, 210-pound King is a … Continue reading →

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