Showing posts with label Deion Belue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Deion Belue. Show all posts

Saturday, June 20, 2009

Not A Ton Going On Today...

  • Deion Belue committed to Alabama. He had previously named us his leader as recently as late May.
  • Right now, I am watching the 2004 Auburn-LSU game on CSS. Anybody else?
  • 2010 DB/WR DeMarco McNeal says he hopes to get an offer from Auburn soon. He seems very interested in Auburn.
  • Anthony Williams recently said he could be making a decision soon but it appears now, after speaking with his parents, he will hold off a bit longer. He plans to visit Florida, LSU and Auburn in July and expects to have a decision after that. His favorites are Florida, LSU, Auburn, FSU and Georgia Tech, in no particular order.
  • Wide receiver target Antonio Goodwin will now play in the Under Armour All-American Game. A lot of people like our chances with him.
  • Marcus Lattimore says he will narrow his top 8 down to five at the end of July. He has recently visited Clemson and Georgia.
  • Michael Dyer is planning a summer decision. He says he plans to go back on the road in mid-July. He said he "needs" to visit LSU, Notre Dame and Auburn again. He did not mention Arkansas at all...

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Update

  • Evan Washington's coach said it looks like he will visit Auburn, USC, Alabama, Miami, Oklahoma State and Nebraska this summer.
  • DeMarcus Milliner visited Auburn this weekend and said it went good.  He told Bryan Matthews of AuburnSports.com that Alabama is in the driver's seat.  That should not surprise anyone.  I think he will be 'Bama bound by the end of summer.
  • Ryan Ayers took in Georgia this weekend.  He will be on the Plains visiting sometime this summer.
  • Five star Ronald Powell seems to show some interest in Auburn and has flown under a lot of AU fans radars.  He says he grew up an Auburn fan and has family in Alabama.  He will be hard to steal from the west coast but often has said he wants to play in the SEC.  He has only really visited Southern Cal but look for him to visit Tennessee, Auburn and Florida.  Location really does not seem to be a factor for this California prospect.
  • Deion Belue has said that Auburn is still his leader.
  • Former Auburn player Rod Hood has signed with the Cleveland Browns.  He was released by the Cardinals about a month ago.
  • ESPN's network will broadcast the 11:30 am games this season that Raycom used to televise.  They could show on ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPN360 and others to broadcast this game.
  • Although we have not picked up a commitment since the spring game, Curtis Luper called this last week "phenomenal" in recruiting.   He said every move in the last month has been planned out and strategic.  
  • Corey Grant missed the 6A 100 meter dash state record by 0.07.  He ran a 10.51 and roasted other such as Solomon Patton and Demarcus Milliner.  Opelika star Grant plans to visit Auburn and Alabama this summer.

Thursday, May 7, 2009

Another Former Player In Trouble, Thursday Notes

  • First off I would like to state that finals are over so I will be more focused on the site.  
  • Former Auburn player Leonardo Carson has been ordered to jail pending drug charges.  Carson is charged with intent to distribute more than 50 grams of crack cocaine, five kilograms of cocaine and 20 kilograms of marijuana from 2004 to last August.  
  • Deshler athlete Deion Belue has named Auburn as his leader.  He will likely play defensive back in college.  Other offers include Alabama, South Alabama, Georgia Southern and Southern Miss.  He says he will wait a while before committing anywhere.
  • MrSEC.com named Tyrik Rollison as the second biggest impact freshman quarterback in the SEC.
  • Gus Malzahn and Alabama offensive coordinator Jim McElwain are among the hosts of the Wade Office Equiptment Football Preview at South Alabama's Mitchell Center on May 28.
  • Mark Richard, a senior associate athletics director, is leaving Auburn to take the athletics director spot at Gannon University in Erie, PA.
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