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Golesh Calls for Cobb Leadership at Auburn RB

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Auburns new coach, Alex Golesh, is urging senior running back Jeremiah Cobb to take the lead in the backfield. Last season, Cobb showed promise with 969 rushing yards and 5 touchdowns. The Tigers offense struggled under Hugh Freeze, lacking leadership. With a new staff and QB Byrum Brown in place, Golesh believes Cobbs leadership is crucial for Auburns success.

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Golesh Calls for Cobb Leadership at Auburn RB

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Auburn Tigers Football Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Golesh Calls for Cobb Leadership at Auburn RB. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 16th. I'm Cory with the story, and this is Auburn Tiger's football news today. AI-powered updates on your squad. Auburn's first-year coach, Alex Galesh, is calling out his running backs for more leadership, zeroing in on Senior Jeremiah Cobb as the guy who needs to. Step up big time in the backfield. Cobb stepped into the spotlight last season after an injury sideline, Demari Alston, grinding out 969 rushing yards and five. Touchdowns on 175 carries, proving he's got the skills. Last year under Hugh Freeze, the Tiger's offense lacked any real leaders, stumbling through a rough season that ended with Freeze getting fired after. A brutal home loss to Kentucky. Now with the fresh staff and new starter, Byron Brown already owning his quarterback role, Galesh says the running back room still needs that vocal edge. Especially when things get tough. Young guns like Bryson Washington, Nike Davenport, and Omar Mabson are ready to push,

but Galesh is betting on Cobb to ignite it all because, without that leadership fire, Auburn stays stuck and neutral.

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