The Auburn Tigers recently held its annual Big Cat Weekend recruiting event.
recently held their annual “Big Cat Weekend,” a recruiting event dedicated to showing potential recruits what life at Auburn could be like. Complete with scavenger hunts, a wiffle ball home run derby and more, Big Cat Weekend has landed the Tigers several recruits over the years, and this year was no exception.breaks down three major prospects who have been deemed likely to commit to Auburn after the university’s annual recruiting event.for some time now, even dating back to March 2, when Brown originally received his offer from Auburn.
Right off the bat,.
“You can’t beat having a program and loves football more than just football itself. It just means something more to them, and that means something more to me. ”with a 94% chance to land at Auburn, with a measly 2% chance to land at Kentucky after a prediction in favor of the Tigers from Chad Simmons. Brown seems to be Auburn’s to lose, but recruiting is a fickle thing, and anything can happen.
Following the loss of Keyron Crawford and Keldric Faulk to the NFL Draft this past offseason, the Tigers have been looking to rebuild an edge rushing room that once terrorized the SEC. For this season, the room is headlined by Da’Shawn Womack, a former five-star prospect who transferred over from Ole Miss in January. , a four-star edge rusher who is currently rated as the 13th-best player in the Tigers’ home state of Alabama.
After Big Cat Weekend,to land the in-state prospect, after predictions from Steve Wiltfong and Simmons. So, like Brown, he appears to be Auburn’s to lose.for Big Cat Weekend, and like with the others, Auburn currently leads in his recruitment. Unlike the other two, though, the race is much closer, and it is with a program that Auburn would certainly not like to lose a prospect to.
, as the Tigers currently stand with a 36% chance to land the four-star, while the Alabama Crimson Tide follows closely with a 19% chance. If the Tigers can swing Tu’upo away from the Tide, it will not only be a big win for the roster but also proof that Golesh can compete with some of the most dominant recruiting forces in the country. Brooks is an Atlanta-born sports journalism major.
His work has been featured on Eagle Eye TV, Fly War Eagle, Sporting News, Bleacher Report, MSN, among others. Additionally, Brooks anchors Eagle Eye TV’s “Sports Night in Auburn,” a live broadcast shared on Channel Six and YouTube Live.
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