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Auburn football quarterback Byrum Brown says he is 'super, super happy' with where the team is after the first couple of days of fall camp, via Auburn 247.
The Tigers are already a few days into their fall camp as they prepare for the upcoming 2026 season with a week one appearance in Atlanta against Baylor. Brown spoke about how he felt about where the team is after the first couple of days, saying he is 'super, super happy' with where the team is at.
Head coach Alex Golesh has his team staying off campus together at the Marriott Grand National in Opelika, Alabama. Golesh's objective is to get this team bonded and mentally prepared for this season.
Overall, Auburn is looking to continue to get healthy and stay healthy. Players spotlighted on the offensive side of the ball have been transfer tackle Stanton Ramil, who has been praised for his determination through his rehab process on his knee.
The running back position has also been looked at and brought up in discussion about how Omar Mabson II has working to be a piece utilized on the offense. Golesh said that he was aiming for a committee of running backs with five being the target number. Not hard to see why with running backs like Jeremiah Cobb, Bryson Washington, Mabson, Nykahi Davenport, Tae Meadows and Alvin Henderson.
The Tigers continue to work through their 13-day fall camp. Auburn looks to have its team fully in order come week one in Atlanta.
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This article originally appeared on Auburn Wire: Auburn QB Byrum Brown speaks on the team's progress early in camp
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The Tigers are already a few days into their fall camp as they prepare for the upcoming 2026 season with a week one appearance in Atlanta against Baylor. Brown spoke about how he felt about where the team is after the first couple of days, saying he is 'super, super happy' with where the team is at.
Head coach Alex Golesh has his team staying off campus together at the Marriott Grand National in Opelika, Alabama. Golesh's objective is to get this team bonded and mentally prepared for this season.
Overall, Auburn is looking to continue to get healthy and stay healthy. Players spotlighted on the offensive side of the ball have been transfer tackle Stanton Ramil, who has been praised for his determination through his rehab process on his knee.
The running back position has also been looked at and brought up in discussion about how Omar Mabson II has working to be a piece utilized on the offense. Golesh said that he was aiming for a committee of running backs with five being the target number. Not hard to see why with running backs like Jeremiah Cobb, Bryson Washington, Mabson, Nykahi Davenport, Tae Meadows and Alvin Henderson.
The Tigers continue to work through their 13-day fall camp. Auburn looks to have its team fully in order come week one in Atlanta.
Contact/Follow us @TheAuburnWire on X (Twitter), and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Auburn news, notes, and opinions. You can also follow Jac on Twitter@Jac_Myrick
This article originally appeared on Auburn Wire: Auburn QB Byrum Brown speaks on the team's progress early in camp
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