Auburn's New Tight End Coach Larry Scott

0:00It's March 30th. This is Auburn Tigers' football news today, AI-powered stories from inside your team. Auburn Tigers just snagged tight-in Arla's boarding ham from Florida and Bowling Green, and he says it's all because of their new position coach, Larry. Scott. Scott's a 25-year veteran who jumped from head coach at Howard Bison to tight-in's coach under Alex Skolish. This hires got boarding ham calling it a, once in a lifetime shot, on the planes. Auburn's serious cred, having coached tight-ins at Florida Tennessee volunteers and Miami Hurricanes before leading Howard from 2000, 20 to 2025 in the Meesee. Bording ham put up 44 catches, 417 yards, and 6 touchdowns over 2023 and 2024 at Florida. But set out last year Bowling Green with a sports hernia, Auburn fans are buzzing because tight-ins were a huge weak spot last season. No player cracked 100 yards receiving all year after Revaldo, fair weather left.

1:01Gillesch is fixing that glaring hole, which Hugh Freeze never really addressed, and it's already winning over the Tiger faithful who crave balance in. The offense. Now with North Carolina transfer, Jake Johnson likely starting his TE1 and Gillesch importing his fast-paced attack from USF Bulls, complete with, quarterback Byron Brown, expect plenty of targets flying to those tight-ins. Gillesch is shoveling dirt on that old nightmare, building a room full of talent that fits SEC ball perfectly and keeps Auburn's offense humming deep. Into the season.