I was hoping for this to be the case. I like Fig, but I caught him in the middle of some top-shelf trolling and just wasn't sure.
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What's he gonna do sit another year or he gonna grad tran somehow?
to quote Webster's "Chemistry is a science..."
not sure adding 2 more guards into the mix will help unless Davion and Jared are gonna be shown the door. The Hagans kid is looking to be a 1and done
As long as you’ve sat out a year, you can play immediately, no? Similar to Stidham not playing in 2016
Pretty sure you have to leave the school then sit out a year.
Yeah but Stidham was enrolled in a JUCO. IDK if that makes a difference, but I feel like it probably does...
But he also didn't play fb at all...or practice with the team for that matter
That was my initial thought, but then I thought that it could be just because most schools aren’t going to let you stay on scholarship and sit a year on their dime when you’re transferring
Yeah and they've been talking about changing the transfer rules. Oh well wouldn't really hurt my feelings if he did transfer.
I think we’ll be pleased with Chuma at the 4 and then adding our new transfer even if Heron leaves
I’d be shocked if Danjel is playing immediately at another school. He’s enrolled at AU and has been practicing with the team all year. He has to sit. Just like Antuan Jackson and Marlon Character couldn’t immediately transfer somewhere even though they were redshirts
I wood thank thay kood file sum type if motion dat wood give him a shot to play. He didn't play a sekkund dis seazun so datz bazikally sittin out a yeer.
Wood be good foe DANJEL to go play sumware elze if he kan git elijable.
True. It’d definitely be great for him, but I’m not sure the NCAA eligibility committee is gonna be super helpful to a kid that a) didn’t take his ACT and b) got caught taking cash. I don’t think they’re gonna jump through hoops to help Danjel
Maybe the youngster is holding out for a spot amongst Bruce’s sexy studs after all.
Let's break down this tweet here:
The amount of exclamation marks per statement descends the further you read. Therefore we are to assume the following:
1) The most exciting thing regarding the message that is the young man is 2019 croot, and not 2018
2) He is next most excited about decommitting from the terrible UGA squad
3) He has normal level of excitement about seeing people at his next games
Auburn Bound.
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We got a lot of mins available come 2019. Hopefully he’s more concerned with Booging all over hapless opponents and filling the stat sheet than running point for 30 mins/ gm.
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That was before bama figured out they can make the NIT with a 1 and done point guard.
Maybe he was being serious but I took it as a joke. Because, you know, he didn’t have a committable offer at first but now Saban wants him, and ish like that.
I've seen that Hooks dude mention we may have a tranny on the hook if we want it. Wouldn't say who. Also I was looking at some bball transfers and saw Chris Sodom left Georgetown. Kid looks like a stud and was mentioned at one point by @jhead34382 . Not much info on why he was dismissed but I'm sure Bruce could get him right. 7'3 and athletic yes please.
I was thinking of the one currently on our roster who had to sit out, but a new tranny would be nice as well
FOR THOSE MENTALLY M-PEARED:
Josh Nickelberry and Jaylin Williams, a pair of Game Elite AAU teammates, will attend Auburn’s season-finale against South Carolina at Auburn Arena.
Nickelberry is a 4-star guard out of Northwood Temple (N.C.). He is the No. 51 recruit in the 247Sports Composite rankings for 2019. Williams, a 4-star forward out of Brantley County (Ga.), is ranked No. 81 in the composite rankings.
Ashton Hagans and Christian Brown are also part of the talented Game Elite squad. Hagans made headlines Monday when he decommitted from Georgia and announced he is reclassifying to the 2018 class. The 5-star point guard was the No. 8 player in the composite rankings for 2019.
The Georgia native is no stranger to Auburn’s campus — he visited Auburn in early June with Williams and Brown — but I wouldn’t expect him to land on the Plains. He was a long shot before reclassifying. There’s not much of a fit with Auburn likely to have holes in the frontcourt to fill this offseason.
I’m hearing the coaching staff really likes Williams, but Florida will be tough to beat. Williams was impressed with his first visit to Auburn over the summer, but at the time acknowledged having strong interest in the Tigers’ SEC rival.
"It is great to have an offer from Florida," Williams recently told 247Sports. "It has been one of my favorite schools for a long time. That is an offer I’ve been wanting since I was a freshman."
I’m not sure how hard Auburn will push for Nickelberry. He will have no shortage of suitors — he has 30-plus offers — as one of the more talented scorers in the class. North Carolina has made him a priority target and he's also being heavily recruited by N.C. State and Wake Forest, a pair of schools in his backyard.
Auburn did have one recruit in the stands for the team’s 90-71 win over Alabama last week. The Tigers don’t like hosting recruits mid-week, but Carver (Ala.) guard Jaykwon Walton was in the crowd. The 6-foot-5, 175-pounder is a 3-star recruit ranked as Alabama’s No. 4 prospect for 2019. He has 15 offers — Georgia, Texas A&M, Memphis and TCU among them — but the Tigers have yet to offer. Don’t rule out Walton getting an offer down the line.
We could have some names to add to Auburn’s visitor list for Saturday later this week.
Josh Nickelberry and Jaylin Williams, a pair of Game Elite AAU teammates, will attend Auburn’s season-finale against South Carolina at Auburn Arena.
Nickelberry is a 4-star guard out of Northwood Temple (N.C.). He is the No. 51 recruit in the 247Sports Composite rankings for 2019. Williams, a 4-star forward out of Brantley County (Ga.), is ranked No. 81 in the composite rankings.
Ashton Hagans and Christian Brown are also part of the talented Game Elite squad. Hagans made headlines Monday when he decommitted from Georgia and announced he is reclassifying to the 2018 class. The 5-star point guard was the No. 8 player in the composite rankings for 2019.
The Georgia native is no stranger to Auburn’s campus — he visited Auburn in early June with Williams and Brown — but I wouldn’t expect him to land on the Plains. He was a long shot before reclassifying. There’s not much of a fit with Auburn likely to have holes in the frontcourt to fill this offseason.
I’m hearing the coaching staff really likes Williams, but Florida will be tough to beat. Williams was impressed with his first visit to Auburn over the summer, but at the time acknowledged having strong interest in the Tigers’ SEC rival.
"It is great to have an offer from Florida," Williams recently told 247Sports. "It has been one of my favorite schools for a long time. That is an offer I’ve been wanting since I was a freshman."
I’m not sure how hard Auburn will push for Nickelberry. He will have no shortage of suitors — he has 30-plus offers — as one of the more talented scorers in the class. North Carolina has made him a priority target and he's also being heavily recruited by N.C. State and Wake Forest, a pair of schools in his backyard.
Auburn did have one recruit in the stands for the team’s 90-71 win over Alabama last week. The Tigers don’t like hosting recruits mid-week, but Carver (Ala.) guard Jaykwon Walton was in the crowd. The 6-foot-5, 175-pounder is a 3-star recruit ranked as Alabama’s No. 4 prospect for 2019. He has 15 offers — Georgia, Texas A&M, Memphis and TCU among them — but the Tigers have yet to offer. Don’t rule out Walton getting an offer down the line.
We could have some names to add to Auburn’s visitor list for Saturday later this week.
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Bruce is putting in the work, for sure. Imagine if our football program had a leader working this hard with our program history behind them.
We have to be a desirable destination for a grad tranny big man.
2018 class is most likely done though.
Bet we get Okoro and some other studs for 19 though
2018 class is most likely done though.
Bet we get Okoro and some other studs for 19 though
Still waiting to see if Babatunde Akingbola is going to reclassify for 2018 or not, currently still '19 guy. We really need a guy with size who will be physical in the paint.
I got the impression he can be here next year just a matter if we have room. Basically if Austin leaves he'll def be here and if Austin comes back then TBD.