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Auburn Adds East Mississippi JUCO Dual-Threat QB John Franklin to 2016 Class

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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @HogManInLA The Auburn Tigers made a curious move on Wednesday taking a verbal commitment from junior college dual-threat quarterback John Franklin III adding a second quarterback to the 2016 recruiting class. Franklin, originally from South Plantation High School in the Fort Lauderdale area, was a contributing member of the high-powered East Mississippi offense in 2015. […]

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Photo Gallery from Elite 11 Camp Day 1 Semifinals

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Competition during the Elite 11 Camp Day 1 Semifinal round was full of action from some of the top quarterbacks from across the nation. The following is a photo gallery from some of Saturday’s action held on the USC campus. Photo Gallery   2015 Elite 11 Camp Roster – semifinals Jack Allison, Miami (Fla.) Woody Barrett, Auburn Anthony Brown Jr., […]

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Elite 11 QB Semifinals Camp Roster

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The Elite 11 Quarterback Camp, semifinals round, kicked off on Saturday on the campus of Southern California. The event has 30 total competitors with eight having already received an invitation to the finals in Eugene, Oregon before the day began. As the overcast day gave way to perfect weather, the competition on the field heated up with two quarterbacks earning […]

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West Orange dual-threat quarterback Woody Barrett verbally commits to Auburn

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On Wednesday May 20, dual-threat quarterback Woody Barrett set his announcement date for June 3. As promised, the West Orange High School prized recruit followed through committing to the Auburn Tigers. Barrett, listed at 6’2”, 225 pounds, had 16 reported scholarship offers with top teams like Texas, Tennessee, Ohio State, Michigan State, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Clemson, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Notre […]

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