QuoteAfter reportedly beginning the process to enter his name into the transfer portal Wednesday, Auburn cornerback Tyler Scott has reportedly changed his mind.

Scott, who is set to be a redshirt freshman in 2024, saw limited action in his first season on The Plains as he appeared in five games and totaled just two tackles.

However, during Auburn's recent spring camp, Scott was among those who saw their stock rise with what Auburn head coach Hugh Freeze called a "really solid camp." Kayin Lee, another young cornerback in Auburn's secondary, told reporters in March that he'd seen "a lot of growth" from Scott.

Quote from: HognitiveDissonance on Today at 01:28:44 amBecause they don't have the internet around the world!

I finally figured it out. For the last three years you've been walking a picket line protesting St John's unfair treatment of Mike Anderson!

QuoteFeeling ambitious, former Alabama head coach Nick Saban left college football for the NFL when he was 53 years old. It didn't take long for Saban to figure out that he had it made back on campus.

Leaving the Miami Dolphins for Tuscaloosa was the best decision he ever made, but trading the sideline for the studio at the dawn of college football's pay-for-play era was a pretty good one.

On Thursday, Saban will be back inside the NFL's orbit for the first time in 21 years. He's now an analyst for ESPN and he'll be helping the network break down the NFL Draft. Few understand the draft better. He has put more players in the first round than any other coach.

The number stands at 49 total, but more are expected to join the list with Saban's final draft class.

Quote from: mindemon on Today at 08:15:55 amYou bring up a valid point. I did not take into account how many of the points the defense scored. When you take that into consideration, the offense was not as productive as it seems in the beginning. There was clearly some issues with the offense early on. I still don't think it was enough to fire Enos right away, but it lends more credibility to the people who think Pittman waited too long.