With the dead period now over (ended Sunday), recruits can get back to visiting colleges, and Auburn is expected to be a stop for many.
This week, at least five top targets will be on campus, including a five-star and four four-stars.
TUESDAY
* Four-star safety Quindarious Monday is set to visit Auburn on Tuesday. It will be his first trip back to Auburn since renouncing the Tigers as his favorite in May. Auburn and Clemson seem to be the top contenders for Monday.
THURSDAY-FRIDAY
* Five-star quarterback Justin Fields plans to visit Auburn on Thursday and will stay until Friday, and he won't be alone. Four-star wide receivers Kearis Jackson and Matthew Hill both will be with Fields for the overnight visit, according to Fields. The three are close friends.
*Auburn continues to feel very good about its chances with Hill, who could commit in the coming weeks. Auburn also feels very good about its chances with Fields -- more so today than ever. I have little doubt that Auburn is the leader for the five-star quarterback. Jackson is more of a battle for Auburn with in-state Georgia. Still, he visited for Big Cat and will be with Fields and Hill this week in Auburn.
FRIDAY-SUNDAY
* Four-star junior college offensive tackle Badara Traore is set to arrive in Auburn this weekend for an official visit. It will be the first of five official visits Traore plans to take. Traore is a December graduate and is a top target for the Tigers. He doesn't plan to announce his college choice until after he takes his official visits.
This week, at least five top targets will be on campus, including a five-star and four four-stars.
TUESDAY
* Four-star safety Quindarious Monday is set to visit Auburn on Tuesday. It will be his first trip back to Auburn since renouncing the Tigers as his favorite in May. Auburn and Clemson seem to be the top contenders for Monday.
THURSDAY-FRIDAY
* Five-star quarterback Justin Fields plans to visit Auburn on Thursday and will stay until Friday, and he won't be alone. Four-star wide receivers Kearis Jackson and Matthew Hill both will be with Fields for the overnight visit, according to Fields. The three are close friends.
*Auburn continues to feel very good about its chances with Hill, who could commit in the coming weeks. Auburn also feels very good about its chances with Fields -- more so today than ever. I have little doubt that Auburn is the leader for the five-star quarterback. Jackson is more of a battle for Auburn with in-state Georgia. Still, he visited for Big Cat and will be with Fields and Hill this week in Auburn.
FRIDAY-SUNDAY
* Four-star junior college offensive tackle Badara Traore is set to arrive in Auburn this weekend for an official visit. It will be the first of five official visits Traore plans to take. Traore is a December graduate and is a top target for the Tigers. He doesn't plan to announce his college choice until after he takes his official visits.
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