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AUBURN — It's been a relentless last few months for Alex Golesh and his Auburn football coaching staff in about the only place it can be, as the Tigers have racked up several commitments on the recruiting trail.
The latest arrived Sunday, June 14, as four-star defensive lineman Nate Kamba committed to Auburn's 2027 recruiting class, he announced on his personal Instagram account. He's the 18th pledge in Auburn's upcoming class, and the 17th since it concluded spring practices in mid-April.
In that time, Auburn has picked up three commitments in the final weeks of April before adding six pledges in May. As of Kamba's commitment, eight prospects have joined the Tigers' 2027 class in the first two weeks of June.
Listed at 6-foot-4 and 290 pounds, Kamba's listed as a consensus four-star prospect, and he chose Auburn over Georgia, Ohio State and South Carolina. According to 247Sports' ratings, Kamba's the seventh-highest-rated prospect in Auburn's class, and he's one of eight blue-chip prospects in the fold.
With Kamba added, Auburn's class should ranked 12th nationally, according to 247's class calculator, and it'll move back to fourth in the SEC, leapfrogging Texas and sitting behind Texas A&M, Oklahoma and Florida.
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The latest arrived Sunday, June 14, as four-star defensive lineman Nate Kamba committed to Auburn's 2027 recruiting class, he announced on his personal Instagram account. He's the 18th pledge in Auburn's upcoming class, and the 17th since it concluded spring practices in mid-April.
In that time, Auburn has picked up three commitments in the final weeks of April before adding six pledges in May. As of Kamba's commitment, eight prospects have joined the Tigers' 2027 class in the first two weeks of June.
Listed at 6-foot-4 and 290 pounds, Kamba's listed as a consensus four-star prospect, and he chose Auburn over Georgia, Ohio State and South Carolina. According to 247Sports' ratings, Kamba's the seventh-highest-rated prospect in Auburn's class, and he's one of eight blue-chip prospects in the fold.
With Kamba added, Auburn's class should ranked 12th nationally, according to 247's class calculator, and it'll move back to fourth in the SEC, leapfrogging Texas and sitting behind Texas A&M, Oklahoma and Florida.
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