
Auburn Coach Golesh: Roster Set, Execution Next
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Auburn coach Josh Golesh welcomes the NCAAs new transfer portal rule, which allows only a fifteen-day window for transfers. This change means the team that finished spring practice will remain intact for the season opener against Baylor. The new rule impacts depth, as Auburn cant replace former safety Jack Luttrell, who medically retired. Golesh focuses on individual player development, creating custom plans for each player to improve and secure their spot on the team. The Tigers prepare for their first preseason camp under Golesh, set to face Baylor on September fifth in Atlanta.
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Auburn coach Josh Golesch is breathing easier now that the NCAA ditched the spring transfer portal for a single 15-day window back in January. He straight up joked it's a win for his mental health, saying no more endless roster shuffling keeps things sane. That means the squad that wraps spring practice is locked in for the season opener against Baylor. Earlier this spring, teams used to scout post-practice and snag transfers to plug holes, but now that's off the table. And still happen, yet no changes allowed afterward, leaving coaches like Golesch to work with what they've got through fall. Take former safety Jack Letreau, who medically retired recently, Auburn can't just grab a power for replacement like before. It hits that part, forcing everyone to grind with the current group and adapt on the fly. Golesch keeps his coaching real as ever. No BS, especially in those post-spring exit meetings he calls awesome. Each player gets a custom plan, technical tweaks, tactical tips, physical goals, to climb
the depth chart and stick around. With spring ball done, the Tigers count down 14 weeks to their first preseason camp under Golesch, kicking off the 20-26 season on. September 5th against Baylor, and Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. Roaster set, so it's all about execution from here. Roaster Birmingham News today update, AI powered and always on.
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