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  • Auburn's 2027 Recruiting Stays Hot! Flips, Commits, And More! | Auburn Prime Time LIVE 98

    Auburn's 2027 Recruiting Stays Hot! Flips, Commits, And More! | Auburn Prime Time LIVE 98
    Jun 24 2026
    Episode Notes: Auburn Prime Time LIVE 98 – "Auburn's 2027 Recruiting Stays Hot! Flips, Commits, And More!" Hosts: Gus Wilson & Jac Myrick (with mentions of Donovan) Platform: Voice of College Football Auburn (AuburnVOCFB) Date/Context: Tuesday night episode recapping recent recruiting momentum for the 2027 class. Episode Summary The hosts celebrate Auburn’s strong recent recruiting run, highlighting 7 commits in the past week (net +6 after one decommit). Focus is on in-state dominance, key flips, player evaluations (especially Deshaun Hall and Cedric Simmons), broader class positioning, and comparisons to other programs. Additional segments cover NIL/portal dynamics, SEC recruiting landscapes, playoff predictions, stadium atmosphere rankings, and EA Sports/CFB 27 insights. The tone is optimistic about Alex Golish’s staff and Auburn’s trajectory. Key Recruiting Updates (Since Last Tuesday) 7 Commits: Nair CrumJames PacePreston Williams & Kamani Williams (teammates; Kamani = flip from West Virginia)Nazir BanksDeshaun Hall (4-star WR, #1 WR in Alabama)Cedric Simmons (Alabama WR) 1 Decommit: Kingston Miles (4-star RB) flipped to Missouri. Hosts view this as low-impact due to depth and quick rebound with Kamani Williams.Class Status: 24 total commits. Rivals rankings: ~12th nationally, 6th in SEC (strong despite Texas schools dominating with NIL money). Also noted as top-10 on 247Sports at points. Standout Commits Discussed: Deshaun Hall (Prattville, AL; 6'4", 190 lbs, 4-star): Late surge from Penn State favorite. Impressive size, contested-catch ability, potential low 5-star riser. Compared to Cam Coleman. Projected early contributor/X-receiver. Big win for Cody Burns and in-state control.Cedric Simmons (5'8.5", 190 lbs): Smaller, shifty complement to bigger WRs. Chose Auburn over Alabama — symbolic for in-state recruiting momentum. Possible Malcolm Simmons brother (play-style similarities noted).Other notables: James Pace (high-upside edge, pairs with Jared Smith under Durkin), Preston Williams (local athlete/DB who loves Auburn). Future Targets: Joshua Dobson (5-star DB): Possible first 5-star for the class. Finalists: Michigan, South Carolina, Texas A&M, Auburn. July 1 commitment (Rivals Summer Signing Day). Hosts optimistic if he buys into Golish’s vision but note Golish doesn’t “chase” heavily. Key Insights & Analysis In-State & Regional Recruiting: Auburn controlling Alabama high school talent; Golish’s prior experience (Tennessee, USF) + Cody Burns’ connections paying off. Strong Georgia traction; Florida still developing. Emphasis on building trenches + versatile skill players.Staff Impact: Praise for Alex Golish (culture/offense) and Durkin (defense). Early success flipping interests and landing 4-stars despite skepticism. Long-term build with transfers + high school talent.NIL/Portal Context: Discussion of massive spending by Texas schools (A&M #1, Texas #6, Texas Tech #7). Hosts reference past Jimbo Fisher classes and question long-term sustainability/salary cap ideas (Protect College Sports Act). Indiana example: portal success over pure recruiting spend.Program Trajectory: Optimism that on-field success in 2026 will boost future classes. Auburn competing with heavyweights (Georgia, etc.). Other Topics On3 2026 CFP Picture: No Auburn projected; Florida listed as dark horse (hosts skeptical and argue Auburn deserves similar consideration). Texas/Arch Manning discussion.CFB 27 / Toughest Places to Play: Jordan-Hare Stadium ranked 14th overall (9th in SEC). Hosts strongly disagree — call it criminal/under-rated; should be top 5-10. Reference atmosphere, history, and past games.EA Sports/CFB 27 Ratings: Auburn not in top-10 offense or defense (full team ratings pending). Hosts expect mid-to-high 80s potential, with offensive line as main concern.Media Days: Speculation on representatives (Byron Brown, Xavier Atkins, Jeremiah Cobb or Cole Best). Show Notes / Announcements Live commitment coverage earlier in the day for Hall & Simmons.Consistent Tuesday 7 PM CT / 8 PM ET streams.Socials: @AuburnVOCFB (YouTube, X, Instagram, TikTok); hosts’ personal accounts.Upcoming: More content, media days coverage, and a teased interview with a former Auburn player. Overall Tone: High energy and excitement about recruiting momentum, in-state wins, and Golish/Durkin’s impact. Balanced with realistic views on NIL challenges and decommitments. Strong community engagement (e.g., Brisket Babe comments). Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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    42 mins
  • Nasir Banks Commits To Auburn! Instant Reaction

    Nasir Banks Commits To Auburn! Instant Reaction
    Jun 23 2026
    Video Notes: "Nasir Banks Commits To Auburn! Instant Reaction w/ AuburnVOCFB host Jac Myrick & Gus Wilson & guest co-host Donovan Weaver" Hosts: Jac Myrick (host), Gus Wilson, Donovan Weaver (guest co-host) Date/Context: Instant reaction to Nasir Banks' commitment (Class of 2027, 3-star athlete) for Auburn Tigers recruiting. Overall Tone: Positive and optimistic about Auburn's continued recruiting momentum under the new staff, with emphasis on depth building in the secondary and long-term development. Key Summary Auburn adds another 3-star athlete to its 2027 recruiting class, continuing a hot streak of commitments. The panel highlights the coaching staff's strategy of mixing high-end 4-stars with developmental 3-stars, strong culture-building by Alex Golish, and DJ Durkin's defensive expertise. Banks is viewed as a versatile secondary piece with upside. The episode also discusses recent commitments/losses and upcoming targets. Timestamped Key Moments & Notes 00:00:01 - 00:00:39 Intro and announcement: Nasir Banks (Powder Springs, GA / McEachern HS) commits. Described as a 3-star athlete in the secondary. Hosts note Auburn is "not slowing down" and focusing on depth positions for the 2027 class.00:00:39 - 01:12 Donovan Weaver's initial thoughts: Praises the staff for balancing high-end talent with 3-stars who can develop. Compares to players who might otherwise go to lower-tier programs (e.g., Troy, Southern Miss). Highlights early commitment benefits for NIL and development. Banks played 6A football (Georgia's second-highest classification) and contributes in multiple ways at McEachern HS.01:12 - 02:08 Secondary depth discussion: Young talent already on the roster. Recent additions like Preston Williams (athlete, safety/DB) the night before. Potential safety room includes Eric Winners and Antoine Fagans. Emphasizes Durkin's player development track record.02:08 - 03:26 Gus Wilson on Banks' fit: Similar profile to Preston Williams (size/athleticism). Banks: ~6'0", 180 lbs. Recruited as safety but versatile — could play safety, corner, or nickel. Recent secondary commits: Nash Johnson, Aiden Wiggins, Chance Gilbert, Nair Crum, Preston Williams, now Banks. "Durkin knows what he's doing... Banks can honestly slide right in and develop into something a couple years down the line."03:26 - 04:40 Banks' background and visit: Ranked ~134th in Georgia, 108th at position. Expected to develop/redshirt initially but buy into the program. Quote from Banks: "The first time I came down here, it was a click. It felt like home. Why does this already feel like family?"04:40 - 06:12 Culture & Coaching Sell: Alex Golish's "in or out" mentality and focus on making players the best versions of themselves on the field. Auburn's sell is easy + elite coordinators (Golish offensive, DJ Durkin defensive — called potentially the best DC in the conference/top 5 nationally). Emphasis on playing time for those who earn it (freshmen opportunities under Durkin/Golish). Versatility for athletes like Banks/Monte Williams.06:12 - 07:43 Class update: This is the 22nd commitment (noting Kingston Miles decommitted/flipped to Missouri). Gus Wilson on next steps: Shift toward higher-star targets now that the base is set. Expect 10+ more commits possible. Several big names announcing soon with Auburn in top groups.07:43 - End Upcoming: Deshaun Hall (4-star WR) decision imminent (Auburn vs. Penn State). Joshua Dobson (5-star DB) includes Auburn in final four. Closing: More commitments expected. Praise for Golish's rapid impact with "no proof of concept" yet. Key Takeaways & Analysis Recruiting Strategy: Balanced approach — high-floor 4-stars + high-upside 3-star athletes for depth. Strong focus on secondary development.Staff Strengths: Golish's culture/vision sells well on visits; Durkin's development and playing-time reputation is a major draw.Banks Profile: Athletic, versatile secondary prospect. Early commit with room to grow into a contributor in 1–2 years.Class Momentum: 22 commits (after one loss). Still aggressive on elite targets while filling depth. Positive trajectory for 2027 under the new regime.Broader Context: Auburn creating a "family" feel quickly; magnetic program culture attracting buys-ins. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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    9 mins
  • Knyair Crumb Commitment Watch Party LIVE

    Knyair Crumb Commitment Watch Party LIVE
    Jun 18 2026
    Episode Notes: Knyair Crum Commitment Watch Party LIVE Show: Voice of College Football – Auburn (AuburnVOCFB) Hosts: Jac Myrick & Gus Wilson Date: June 17, 2026 (based on 2027 recruiting class context) Length: ~28+ minutes Topic: Live commitment watch for 3-star safety Knyair Crum from Maryland, heavily predicted to Auburn. Overall Summary The show is a live commitment watch party for Knyair Crum, a 3-star safety (6'2", ~200 lbs) from DeMatha Catholic in Maryland. Hosts Jac Myrick and Gus Wilson discuss Auburn's strong 2027 recruiting momentum under Alex Golesh (offense) and DJ Durkin (defense), with a focus on Maryland connections. Crum commits to Auburn as expected, becoming the 19th commit in the class. The episode mixes pre-commitment analysis, player scouting, recruiting class context, and post-commitment reaction. Strong emphasis on Auburn's rising recruiting profile and defensive secondary building. Key Timestamps & Highlights 00:00 – 02:00: Welcome & setup. Hosts introduce the commitment watch for Knyair Crum (Knyair Crum), predicted to Auburn by 247, On3, etc. Excitement around Alex Golish’s “War Eagle” tweet signaling good news. Crum would be the 19th commit. Mention of teammate James Pace III (edge) potentially committing Friday.~02:00 – 05:00: Player background. Crum is a 3-star safety. Auburn recently landed Chance Gilbert (safety). Discussion of DJ Durkin’s Maryland pipeline. Hosts note Auburn needs to build the secondary with experience via portal + high school talent.~05:00 – 08:00: Scouting Crum. Potential immediate or sophomore-year impact. Size (6'2", 200 lbs) suits strong safety role. Stats from junior year: 7 INTs (2 pick-sixes), 42 tackles, 8 PBUs, 1 FF, 2 FR — strong ball-hawking. Comfortable in the box and deep; quick to read crosses. Listed as free safety/strong safety.~08:00 – 12:00: Visit history & momentum. Crum visited Auburn May 29 (strong weekend with multiple commits: Isaac McNeil, Kingston Miles, Ryan Jackson, etc.). Class ranking context: Auburn ~top 5 in SEC, teetering on top 10 nationally (12th Rivals, 8th-15th 247). No “proof of concept” yet for Golesh/Durkin, but kids are buying in.~12:00 – 16:00: Coaching & culture talk. Praise for Golesh as a player’s coach and Durkin’s development track record. Players from USF following Golesh. NIL stability discussed; commitments seem genuine (love for school/program). Phil Steele ranks Auburn ~tied 9th in SEC for 2026 season outlook.~16:00 – 20:00: Pre-commitment graphics & waiting. Social media plugs (AuburnVOCFB channels, hosts’ handles). CBS 247 stream integration begins. Crum introduces family/friends. Hosts note mind-opening visit experience for out-of-state recruits (family atmosphere, Jordan-Hare history, baseball regional crowds).~20:00 – 24:00: Commitment moment. Crum thanks God, parents, family, and Auburn staff. Announces commitment to Auburn University. Immediate reaction: “Auburn Tigers are on a tear.” Boost for landing teammate Pace III. Durkin highlighted for Maryland success.~24:00 – End: Post-commitment analysis & outlook. Potential ranking boost with Crum + Pace. Crum projected as future 4-star. Development under Durkin (citing recent safety growth like Fagans/Winters). Mentions other targets (Deshaun Hall, 4-star WR). Teaser for upcoming freshman spotlight video. Tuesday 7pm CT “Auburn Primetime Live” reminder. Key Quotes On Auburn’s appeal: “Auburn has definitely been a mind-opener for me.” — Knyair CrumHosts on impact: “I could really see Nair Crum potentially... making an impact freshman year. If not freshman year, I could definitely see him coming into his sophomore year.” — Gus WilsonRecruiting momentum: “There’s no proof of concept... But these kids are buying into what he’s selling.” — Jack MyrickClass outlook: “The future class is looking very exciting... top five in the SEC.” — Commenters/Hosts Player Profile Snapshot (Knyair Crum) Position: Safety (Strong/Free)Height/Weight: 6'2", ~200 lbsHigh School: DeMatha Catholic (MD)Ratings: 3-star (potential to rise to 4-star)Strengths: Ball production (turnovers), size for position, versatility (box + deep), tackling formAuburn Fit: Adds depth to secondary; pairs with recent Maryland commits and Durkin’s scheme Recruiting Class Context (2027) Auburn climbing rankings (top 5 SEC, ~top 10-12 nationally).Strong Maryland pipeline via Durkin.Emphasis on defensive talent + high-upside prospects who could develop under new staff.Next watches: James Pace III (Friday), Deshaun Hall (possible June 23). Analysis & Themes Auburn’s recruiting is gaining traction despite transition; Golesh/Durkin combo is resonating.Secondary building is a priority amid portal reliance league-wide.Cultural sell (history, family atmosphere) key for out-of-state recruits.Optimism for 2026 season and long-term talent development. This was a high-energy watch party with successful outcome for Auburn fans. Great ...
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    28 mins
  • Auburn's 2027 Class Cracks The Top Ten! Recruiting Update + Auburn News | Auburn Prime Time Live 98

    Auburn's 2027 Class Cracks The Top Ten! Recruiting Update + Auburn News | Auburn Prime Time Live 98
    Jun 17 2026
    Episode Notes: "Auburn's 2027 Class Cracks The Top Ten! Recruiting Update + Auburn News" | Auburn Prime Time Live #98 Hosts: Gus Wilson & Jack Myrick Platform: Auburn Voice of College Football (AuburnVOCFB) Date/Context: Mid-June 2026 episode covering 2027 recruiting momentum, recent commitments, upcoming decisions, and other Auburn athletics news. Runtime: ~35+ minutes (based on transcript timestamps). Overall Summary The episode celebrates Auburn’s strong 2027 recruiting surge under head coach Hugh Freeze and staff (notably Alex Golish on offense and DJ Durkin on defense). Auburn has climbed into the top 10 nationally on Rivals (and top 15 consensus) with 18 commits, highlighted by the addition of 4-star DL Nate Campbell (Kamba). Hosts discuss visit momentum, commit loyalty, upcoming decisions (Nyer Crum and James Pace III), defensive line potential, and broader context like SEC recruiting battles and non-football Auburn successes. They also react to On3’s SEC head coach rankings and Alabama’s recruiting struggles. Timestamped Key Segments & Notes 00:00 – 03:00: Intro & Birthday/Charity Context Gus Wilson and Jack Myrick open the show.Jack recovering from charity event + birthday weekend; Auburn landing Nate Campbell provided a strong birthday gift.Alex Golish’s “War Eagle” tweets signal more commits incoming. 03:00 – 11:00: Nate Campbell Commitment & Class Rankings 4-star DL Nate Campbell (North Carolina’s #2 DL) commits to Auburn over South Carolina, Georgia, and Ohio State.Auburn now at 18 commits, top 10 on Rivals, ~13th on 247, 5th in SEC (Texas recently passed them on some boards).Massive climb from ~43rd nationally in early June.Emphasis on consistent 4-star additions and Auburn’s position relative to other SEC programs (not directly competing with Florida/Oklahoma for many targets). 11:00 – 17:00: Commit Loyalty & Visit Momentum Chad Willis (Cincinnati WR commit) and George Lehmans Jr. (TE) reaffirm commitment to Auburn after visits.Aiden Wiggins publicly recommits via Auburn gear post-South Carolina offer.Hosts stress the value of committed players hosting/visiting with recruits and building buy-in without on-field proof under Golish/Durkin yet.Golish’s USF success and Durkin’s defensive track record are selling points. 17:00 – 25:00: Upcoming Commitments – Nyer Crum & James Pace III Tomorrow (Thursday): Nyer Crum (3-star S from DeMatha Catholic, MD) decision at ~5 PM CT / 6 PM ET. Predicted lean to Auburn (vs. Penn State, Virginia Tech, Syracuse). Maryland connections via DJ Durkin.Friday: James Pace III (4-star EDGE, teammate of Crum, top-5 in MD) decision (~4 PM CT). Strong Auburn lean (vs. Tennessee, Colorado).Potential commits #19 and #20 → could push Auburn back into top 8 nationally.Pairing with recent DL/EDGE commits (Campbell, Donovan Moore, Rion Jackson) creates an exciting young defensive front. 25:00 – 30:00: Weekend Visits & Offensive Line Talk Upcoming visitors: Sincere Gaylord (4-star CB, IMG/Florida – tight race with Georgia/Georgia Tech), Cedric Simmons (3-star WR, Auburn vs. Alabama), Kelsey Adams (4-star OT, Georgia commit considering flip).Potential for more War Eagle tweets this weekend.Excitement around offensive line depth with recent flips (e.g., Lane Vaughn-Brant) and possible additions like Adams. 30:00 – 40:00+: SEC Head Coach Rankings (On3) & Alabama Recruiting On3 ranks Hugh Freeze/Golish 13th in SEC (above Will Stein, Ryan Silverfield, Jeff Levy; below Pete Golding, Shane Beamer, Jon Sumrall, Brent Venables).Discussion on comparisons (especially Sumrall at Florida), Golish’s chip-on-shoulder motivation, and matchups (e.g., vs. Heupel at Tennessee).Alabama sits dead last (16th) in SEC recruiting per Rivals/247 — only 8 commits, low star power. Hosts express surprise at DeBoer’s slow start. Later Segments: Non-Football Auburn News Jackson Coivin (golf) — 2x national champion, multiple Player of the Year — turns pro after U.S. Open; historic Auburn career.Honors discussion for Coivin and track standout Jacoby Thorpe (hurdles world record/national champ).Praise for Auburn’s spring sports success (golf, tennis, track). Key Quotes On recruiting momentum: “From 43rd… to now in the conversation for top ten class… is just incredible.”On buy-in: “These kids are committing… without a snap played under Alex Golish in the SEC.”On Durkin’s DL: “That defensive line next year can be scary.”On Alabama: “Alabama’s 67th in recruiting… dead last in the SEC.” Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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    35 mins
  • 2027 Recruiting Class Update and Preview | Auburn Prime Time LIVE 97

    2027 Recruiting Class Update and Preview | Auburn Prime Time LIVE 97
    Jun 10 2026
    Episode Notes: 2027 Recruiting Class Update and Preview | Auburn Prime Time LIVE 97 Hosts: Gus Wilson & Jac Myrick (AuburnVOCFB) Date: Tuesday, June 9, 2026 (approx.) Duration: ~35 minutes Focus: Recent Auburn 2027 recruiting commitments, momentum under Alex Golesh/DJ Durkin, upcoming visits, portal news, and broader program outlook. Key Takeaways Auburn added four new commits to the 2027 class recently, bringing the total to 16 commits, including 9 four-stars.Strong emphasis on building trenches (OL/DL) and secondary to restore Auburn’s identity of running the football while developing young talent.Recruiting momentum is high: Auburn is flipping high-rated prospects from traditional powers (e.g., Georgia) and gaining traction with in-state and regional targets.Positive culture shift under Golish — selling history, facilities, and vision beyond NIL.Optimism for 2026 season and 2027 class development; hosts push back on low preseason SEC rankings. Recent Commitments (2027 Class) Chance Gilbert (4-star DB, consensus top-60 nationally, top-10 DB, top-5 Georgia) Flipped from heavy Georgia lean; viewed by Auburn more as a safety but versatile under Durkin.Hosts highlight it as impressive momentum win against Kirby Smart.Potential early impact player in secondary. Reed Ramseer (4-star IOL, top-20 at position, top-30 Florida) Interior offensive lineman; builds on recent Leighton Von Brandt commitment.Athletic mover who can play outside or as sixth OL; strong in space.Aligns with Golesh’s push to rebuild trenches and revive the run game. Isaac McNeil (LB) – Highlighted as a potential vocal leader for Durkin’s defense. Patient, powerful player with sideline-to-sideline range.Seen as a tipping point that helped spark other commitments. Aiden Wiggins (3-star CB, top-75 consensus, top-15 South Carolina) Helps address a very young cornerback room.Developmental upside; could contribute as the group matures. Hosts’ Favorite: Both lean toward Gilbert (beating Georgia) or McNeil (defensive leadership), but all four are exciting. Recruiting Momentum & Strategy Golesh and staff are “on the recruiting trail” aggressively, especially on weekends.Focus areas: Offensive line (size/athleticism for power run game), defensive line, and secondary.Player-led recruiting: Jeremiah Coger (USF transfer WR) publicly pushing for James Branch (3-star WR, 6'3", 210 lbs from Baltimore) — hosts stress how valuable current players selling the program is.Size emphasis: Multiple big-bodied recruits (e.g., Ramseer ~6'4"-6'5", 300+ lbs; Von Brandt 6'7", 300 lbs). Upcoming Visits (Weekend of June 12) George Lehman Jr. (3-star TE, existing Auburn commit, former USF).Chad Willis (3-star WR, Cincinnati commit, 6'2", 185 lbs) — Flip opportunity?Carlos May (4-star DL, 6'3.5", 305 lbs, Birmingham, AL) — High priority.Nate Kamba (4-star DL, 6'4", 300 lbs, Charlotte, NC) — Battle with South Carolina.Junior Tuopo (4-star S, Alabama) — Auburn vs. Alabama battle. Hosts note Auburn is in strong position on several (especially per Rivals crystal balls) and expect potential commitments soon after visits. Other News & Notes Rion Jackson commitment announcement expected June 10 (~11:30 a.m. CT) — Auburn favored.Kevin Verpele (QB, decommitted from Pitt) — Auburn/USF/South Carolina in mix; competition for Tristan Tia?Jeremiah Coger pushing for James Branch.Soccer/Messi event in Auburn delayed by heavy rain/flooding.Baseball reflections: Recent series vs. Ole Miss and interview with Mark Fuller. Program Outlook & SEC Rankings Discussion Hosts optimistic about 2026: 7-5 to 8-4 projections (possible Iron Bowl win).Pushback on ON3 SEC power rankings placing Auburn 13th (behind Vanderbilt, ahead of Miss. State/Kentucky/Arkansas). Cite Golesh’s proven success at USF (9-4, bowl wins) and prior SEC offensive play-calling experience. Emphasis on culture, development under Golesh/Durkin, and returning Auburn to prominence. Closing & Plugs Strong call to action for socials: @AuburnVOCFB on X, Instagram, TikTok (first TikTok posted).Personal follows: @JacMyrick, @byGusWilson.Related content: Recent commitment videos/lives (Gilbert, Ramseer), Top 5 Transfer Portal acquisitions, baseball episode with Mark Fuller.Next show: Every Tuesday 7 p.m. CT / 8 p.m. ET. Overall Tone: Enthusiastic and optimistic about Auburn’s recruiting trajectory and program direction under the new staff. Heavy focus on tangible momentum in the 2027 class and building for future success. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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    35 mins
  • Four-Star DB Chooses Auburn Over Rival SEC School

    Four-Star DB Chooses Auburn Over Rival SEC School
    Jun 9 2026

    Episode Notes: 4-Star Safety Chance Gilbert Commits to Auburn Over Rival Bulldogs Hosts: Jac Myrick & Gus Wilson Show: AuburnVOCFB (Voice of College Football) Format: Quick live reaction / breaking news segment Date/Context: Recent 2027 recruiting cycle update (following earlier Reed Ramseer commitment)

    Key Highlights & Summary
    • Major Commitment: Auburn lands 4-star safety Chance Gilbert (Georgia), a significant "blue chip" pickup that flips him from heavy Georgia lean (rival Bulldogs) with Clemson also in the mix. Hosts call it unexpected but exciting, especially late in the day.
    • Recruiting Momentum: Alex Golish is "cooking" — Auburn now at 16 commits with 9 four-stars. Class jumps to #11 nationally (Rivals), #4 in SEC.
    • Player Profile: Versatile DB (played CB and safety in HS); Auburn projects him primarily at safety (free safety range). Strong measurables and rankings make him one of the top players in the class.
    • Broader Context: Builds on secondary depth (following Aiden Wiggins). Positive comparison of Golish's recruiting + player development vs. prior staff. Optimism for 2027 class and program appeal.
    Timestamped Key Segments

    00:00 – 00:30

    • Welcome and immediate breaking news. Hosts just finished another episode and caught Gilbert’s commitment right after.

    00:30 – 02:00

    • Announcement: Chance Gilbert commits to Auburn.
    • Details: Official visit this past week sealed it after spring break campus visit. Georgia was the frontrunner; Clemson also involved.
    • Hosts emphasize it was a big, unexpected get that warranted going live.

    02:00 – 04:30

    • Rankings deep dive (Rivals): 94.32 score → 2nd on Auburn’s board.
    • Top-10 safety, top-10 player in Georgia.
    • Positions Auburn’s class strongly; bumped to #13 nationally at the time of recording.

    04:30 – 07:30

    • Secondary focus: Auburn needs the group to step up; this + Wiggins commitment helps future depth.
    • Consensus 4-star (Rivals, ESPN, 247). National rank ~#55.
    • Class update: 16 commits, 9 four-stars.
    • Discussion on Hugh Freeze vs. Golish — Golish viewed as strong recruiter + better developer/play-caller in hosts’ opinions.

    07:30 – 10:00

    • Auburn’s program appeal shines through.
    • Updated class rankings (Rivals/247): Strong position (near top-10 potential).
    • SEC context: Texas A&M leading, followed by others (Oklahoma, Florida noted in corrections). Auburn holding 4th in SEC.
    • Last year’s class score comparison shows clear improvement.

    10:00 – End

    • Golish as a “player’s coach” likely to retain commits.
    • DJ Durkin and Tim Banks (safeties coach) will welcome Gilbert.
    • More commitments possible soon; hosts plan future episodes (Primetime Live Tuesdays, potential extra lives).
    • Closing call to action for socials and upcoming shows.
    Notable Quotes
    • “A huge pickup that I don’t know if a lot of people saw coming.” — On Gilbert
    • “They are cooking... big get right now for the Tigers.” — Jac/Gus on momentum
    • “Golish seems like the kind of head coach that [players are] going to want to stick around for.” — Player retention optimism
    • “It really is a great program that these kids are wanting to come to.”
    Analysis / Takeaways
    • Recruiting Win: Stealing a high-level in-state rival target (Georgia) boosts credibility and class rankings quickly under new staff.
    • Secondary Investment: Clear emphasis on building the defensive backfield for future contention.
    • Staff Praise: Positive tone on Alex Golish’s early recruiting success and development potential compared to recent history.
    • Next Steps: Expect more 2027 commits; follow AuburnVOCFB for updates. Hosts teasing Tuesday Primetime Live episode covering multiple recent commits and SEC landscape.

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    12 mins
  • Why This Four-Star Is Big For Alex Golesh And Auburn Football

    Why This Four-Star Is Big For Alex Golesh And Auburn Football
    Jun 9 2026
    Episode Notes: "Why This Four-Star Is Big For Alex Golesh And Auburn Football" Hosts: Gus Wilson & Jac Myrick (AuburnVOCFB / Voice of College Football) Date/Context: Recent episode covering Reed Ramseier’s commitment to Auburn (mid-day announcement via Rivals). Length: ~10:48 Overall Summary The hosts celebrate Auburn’s commitment of four-star offensive lineman Reed Ramseier (6'5", 290 lbs) from First Academy (Orlando, FL). They highlight it as another strong addition to the Tigers’ offensive line emphasis under head coach Alex Golesh, signaling a return to a run-heavy identity. The pick boosts Auburn’s 2027 recruiting class to 8 four-stars, moves them to 13th nationally (4th in the SEC) on Rivals, and underscores Golesh’s momentum in landing blue-chip talent. Much of the discussion covers Ramseier’s versatility, athleticism, film highlights, and the broader offensive line haul. Key Insights & Takeaways Big Commitment for the O-Line: Ramseier (top-20 interior OL, top-35 in Florida) is expected to play inside but showed tackle/guard versatility on film. Pairs well with recent OT Leighton Van Brandt.Class Momentum: This is the fourth offensive lineman in the class (joining Van Brandt, Jaylen Moore, and Rance Brown). Auburn now has 8 four-stars out of 15 commits; Ramseier ranks as the 7th-highest rated (composite ~89.95, four-star on ESPN/247).Recruiting Rankings Boost: Tigers climb to 13th nationally (Rivals) and remain 4th in the SEC. Hosts praise Golesh’s staff for capitalizing on big weekends.Golesh’s Vision: Emphasis on building a strong, versatile offensive line to support a run-first identity (“running damn football”).Ramseier Profile: Massive frame with surprising athleticism and motor (finishes plays). Visited Florida and Clemson more than Auburn but chose the Tigers after narrowing it to Auburn vs. Texas.Future Outlook: More commitments expected; hosts anticipate continued O-line attacks and additional big weekends. Timestamped Notes 0:00 – 1:46 — Welcome and announcement of Reed Ramseier’s commitment to Auburn. Hosts note he had narrowed it to Auburn/Texas recently. Excitement over the 6'5", 290 lb interior prospect. Ties into broader O-line focus and excitement for the direction under Golesh.1:46 – 3:08 — Context on recent OL commits (Leighton Van Brandt as a potential early starter at tackle/guard). Ramseier expected inside; class now has four OL. Discussion of his ranking and origin (First Academy, Orlando).3:08 – 4:54 — Recruiting rankings update: 8 four-stars, jumps to 13th nationally/4th in SEC. Praise for Golesh’s staff landing multiple commits after big weekends and “Eagles” tweets signaling more to come.4:54 – 5:48 — Outlook on the rest of the 2027 class. Golesh unlikely to lose many recent commits (most down to 1-3 schools). Tease of film review.5:48 – 7:48 — Film breakdown (junior season highlights from Huddle). Versatility: Played outside (tackle) and inside (guard) — valuable for depth/injuries in a run-first scheme.Athleticism and movement for his size.Strong play-finishing motor.Potential to play multiple (up to 4-5) OL positions. 7:48 – 9:29 — Additional notes: More visits to Florida/Clemson than Auburn, but strong Auburn relationship. Physical projection (will add weight). Continued praise for size, movement, and athletic testing potential. Re-emphasize class momentum and Golesh “cooking.”9:29 – End — Show promo (Tuesday nights at 7 PM CT), socials, call for more commits, and sign-off. Expect continued offensive line focus. Notable Quotes “Big, big, big commitment... bumping the Tigers up... really excited for it.” — Jac Myrick“Goalish is going to be committing to the run game and bringing back the identity of running damn football for Auburn.” — Gus Wilson“He’s moving. He doesn’t look [like] 290... Get out the way.” — On Ramseier’s athleticism“It’s pretty damn good... eight four stars out of 15 commits.” — On the class Analysis / Why This Matters for Auburn This commitment reinforces Alex Golesh’s offensive philosophy: rebuild the trenches with big, versatile, athletic linemen to establish a physical run game. Landing a high-upside Florida prospect over Texas (and despite more visits elsewhere) shows improving recruiting pull. The class trajectory (top-15 nationally, strong SEC position) positions Auburn well for sustained improvement on the lines, which has been a historical strength when done right. Plenty of time left in the cycle, but the recent momentum is notable. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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  • Will Auburn Football Be Better In 2026?

    Will Auburn Football Be Better In 2026?
    Jun 9 2026
    Episode Notes: "Will Auburn Football Be Better In 2026?" Hosts: Gus Wilson & Jac Myrick Show: AuburnVOCFB (Voice of College Football Auburn) Length: ~20 minutes Date/Context: Pre-2026 season schedule breakdown and predictions compared to 2025 (Hugh Freeze era). Overall Theme & Tone The hosts are optimistic about improvement under new head coach Alex Golish (spelled Gooish/Goolish/Galish in transcript—likely Golish). They view last season as disappointing and see Golish as a positive culture/coaching change over Freeze, especially in recruiting and on-field execution. Focus is on schedule analysis, game-by-game predictions, and realistic expectations for year one. Both predict a bowl-eligible season with Auburn performing better as a unit despite similar or slightly lesser talent. Key Takeaways & Insights Coaching Change: Strong excitement for Golish vs. Freeze. Freeze was a great recruiter but the on-field product was inconsistent and frustrating ("close" never materialized). Golish has already energized recruiting and the environment; hosts expect better execution and a "classic" Auburn feel.Last Season Reflection: Disappointing results; specific callouts to the Baylor win (strong start that didn't hold) and close-but-loss to Georgia (fumble controversy).General Outlook: Auburn should start strong (4-0 projection) but faces a brutal October stretch. Must go at least 3-1 (ideally 4-0) in early non-con to stay afloat. Later schedule softens for bowl eligibility. Expect better performance in big games even in losses.Final Predictions: Gus Wilson: 8-4 (bold upset win over Alabama in Iron Bowl).Jac Myrick: 7-5.Both see improvement over 2025; potential program-defining moments under Golish. Game-by-Game Breakdown & Predictions Week 1: vs. Baylor (AFLAC Kickoff, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta – Sept 5, 2:30 PM CT) Neutral site but "more of a home game" for Auburn due to fan travel/NIL money.Baylor adding QB DJ Lagway but overall trajectory downward.Auburn won last year 38-24 in Waco. Hosts expect a stronger Auburn performance and comfortable win.Prediction: Auburn win (1-0). Both hosts confident. Week 2: vs. Southern Miss (Home, 6:30 PM CT) Better opponent than last year's Ball State blowout. Southern Miss finished 2nd in Sun Belt West.Favorable evening kickoff (hosts prefer over 11 AM starts).Expect offensive explosion at home.Prediction: Auburn win (2-0). Not a walkover but clear favorite. Week 3: vs. Florida (Home, Jordan-Hare, Night Game) First big test/SEC opener. "Telltale game" and potential must-win for Auburn momentum.Florida starts with easier non-con (FAU, Campbell) then tough road night game.New coach John Sumrall (former Auburn target); revenge factor for some players (e.g., Eric Singleton).Prediction: Auburn win (3-0). Hosts see it as 50/50 but lean home advantage heavily. Week 4: vs. Vanderbilt (Home) Biggest toss-up early. Vandy lost QB Diego Pavia and others but improved recruiting under Clark Lea (also a coaching candidate). Possible QB Jared Curtis.No clear read on 2026 Vandy.Prediction: Auburn win (4-0), but both hosts uncertain—could go either way; lean bias toward Tigers. @ Tennessee (Knoxville) First true road test in tough environment.Prediction: Loss (4-1). Expected due to Vols' strength. @ Georgia (Between the Hedges) Continued losing streak expected in year one for Golish.Hosts believe Auburn will perform better than last year's close loss (better execution, competitiveness).Prediction: Loss (4-2). vs. LSU (Home, Jordan-Hare) LSU loaded with talent + new coach Lane Kiffin.Prediction: Loss (4-3). Tough home defense. @ Ole Miss Rebels have explosive players (e.g., QB Trinidad Chambliss/Chambulous, Kawan Lacy). Pete Golding's squad dangerous.Halloween timing noted.Prediction: Loss (4-4). Later Stretch (Easier Slate – Path to Bowl Eligibility): vs. Arkansas (Home): Auburn has their number. Win (5-4).@ Mississippi State (Starkville): Winnable but potential trap. Win.vs. Samford (Home): Must-win. Win.Hosts emphasize Auburn must win these to reach bowl eligibility. Iron Bowl: @ Alabama (Tuscaloosa) Hosts note Alabama has potential holes (QB uncertainty, Kalen DeBoer rumors/drama).Golish emphasizing rivalry culture (former players/coaches speaking to team).Auburn showed fight last year (came back, led late before fumble).Gus: Bold Auburn win (8-4 season). Program-defining.Jac: Loss (7-5). Still better performance expected. Closing Hosts encourage following AuburnVOCFB on Instagram/Twitter for more content. Optimistic vibe—hoping for an even better season than predicted (jokingly 13-0). Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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