Ashton Daniels Lands FSU Starting Job

0:00On April 21st, former Auburn quarterback Ashton Daniels just locked down the starting gig at Florida State for the 2026 season. ESPN's Andrea Adelson broke the news, confirming he'll lead the seminars next year after transferring from the planes last all season. Daniels played in four games for Auburn, starting three of them against Kentucky, Vanderbilt, and Alabama. He threw for 720 yards and three touchdowns, while rushing for 245 yards and two more scores, sparking the offense, especially after the mid-season coaching shakeup. Coming from Stanford, where he racked up nearly 4,000 yards and 21 touchdowns over three years, Daniels was one of three Auburn. Quarterbacks who bounced after the staff, change others went to UNLV and Ole Miss. Auburn preserved his red shirt by sitting him against Mercer. Now he's stepping in for Thomas Castellanos, who posted 2,760 passing yards and 15 touchdowns in his only year at. Florida State.

1:00This move gives Daniels a fresh shot in Tallahassee, rebuilding momentum for the seminars after a tough stretch. That wraps Auburn Tigers football news today, brought to you with AI.