Showing posts with label Ed Christian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ed Christian. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Ed Christian Commits!
Big time offensive lineman Ed Christian has committed to Auburn! Christian took his official visit to Auburn this weekend and came away very impressed. He was previously committed to Florida State but de-committed after visiting Auburn for the Ball State game.
Christian, a 6'5", 280 lb. offensive lineman out of Valdosta, Georgia, says he pretty much knew he would be an Auburn Tiger after his first visit but decided to come back for an official. He is Auburn's 19th commitment in the 2010 class. He is a part of the Atlanta Journal Constitution's Super 11 for the best players from the state of Georgia.
Rivals rates him as a four star and the 29th best offensive tackle in the nation. Scout rates him at three stars and the 17th best tackle. He also had offers from Alabama, Clemson, Florida State, Tennessee and South Carolina, among others.
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Phillips Leaves and Other Notes
Sorry I have not been updating very often lately.
- Rivals is reporting that offensive lineman Aubrey Phillips has left the team and Auburn. He suffered a heat related illness.
- They are also reporting that Philip Pierre-Louis could see action at receiver this weekend.
- Auburn worked indoors today due to large amounts of rainfall.
- Auburn seems to be preparing for Randall Cobb to contribute greatly for Kentucky this weekend. He started the last four games at quarterback of the season last year.
- There are still tickets available for Saturday night's game.
- Auburn Undercover is reporting that visitors this weekend include Ed Christian (official), Michael Thornton, C.J. Mosley and 2011 defensive end LaMichael Fanning. Numerous current commitments will also be visiting.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Links
- "Auburn's Chizik calls Coleman 'ultimate teammate' after meeting" - Charles Goldberg
- You can vote here for SEC Midseason Rookie of the Year for the Birmingham News. Daren Bates and Onterio McCalebb are on there ballot.
- Philip Marshall of Auburn Undercover says Auburn is actually able to sign 33 in this year's class due to the lack of scholarship players who reported in August.
- Kentucky's quarterback, Mike Hartline, is hurt and will not play against Auburn. Charles Goldberg reports about it here.
- Big time lineman Ed Christian is looking forward to his Auburn official visit this weekend. He will show up in Auburn on Friday because he does not have a game this week, according to ITAT.
- Auburn's loss to Arkansas did not affect Michael Dyer's favorites according to Jeffrey Lee of AuburnSports.com. Auburn appears to still be the team to beat.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Recruiting Notes
- C.J. Mosley will take in the Auburn-Kentucky game next weekend. He will be at LSU this weekend.
- Vic Beasley will take an official visit to Auburn for the Iron Bowl.
- Trovon Reed's top three are still Auburn, LSU and Florida. Auburn appears to currently hold a lead over the other two.
- I would expect to see Shon Coleman, Jake Holland and possibly D.J. Howard pick up a fourth star on Rivals when the updated rankings come out.
- Ed Christian still appears to be taking his official visit next weekend for the Kentucky game. It appeared as if he would possibly commit after the Kentucky game but he has now opened up to even more schools such as Alabama, Florida, Tennessee and Clemson.
- Offensive lineman Daryl Williams will likely take an official visit to Auburn in January.
- Auburn is the early leader for 2011 offensive tackle Alan Posey. Posey is from Athens, GA but does not seem to want to go to Georgia. Posey has only visited Auburn, UGA and Georgia Tech.
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Big OT Visits
Ed Christian was the big time offensive tackle who visited. He was previously committed to Florida State but has decommitted since visiting the Plains. He had not even talked to an Auburn coach until Wednesday when Curtis Luper got into contact with him. Christian will return for an official visit for the Kentucky game and could commit then.
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