Auburn Tigers News: Four-star running back Bryce Deas commits to AU, like the lifestyle on the Plains
Today’s Auburn Tigers News has the addition of a 2025 commit to the football team, as well as a 4-star running back who thinks he would fit right in with the Tigers.
In today’s Auburn Tigers News, the football team at Auburn adds a 2025 commit, and a four-star running back thinks he’ll fit in well with the Tigers.
Four-star linebacker Bryce Deas visited Auburn football over the weekend for a private workout and camp, motivated by his close buddy and teammate Blake Woodby’s official visit experience on the Plains. Deas accepted an offer with the Tigers on Tuesday after spending two days on the Plains.
In the private workout, Deas collaborated closely with defensive coordinator DJ Durkin, and having so much time with the coaches made Deas’ prompt selection easy to understand.
Deas reportedly added, “You can tell that they want to make you better,” according to Auburn Undercover. “They address every issue and mistake I made, providing guidance on each. Merely having the ability to be coachable would benefit Coach Durkin and myself both.”
Deas, a linebacker in the class of 2025 who is rated #66 and as the #16 prospect out of Maryland, is being recruited to Auburn as a “defensive athlete” who can play a variety of positions for the Tigers.
Auburn football culture fits a 4-star running back.
Shekai Mills-Knight, a four-star running back who has been a top target for the Auburn football team and running backs coach Derrick Nix, also made an appearance at the Tigers over the weekend. Hugh Freeze, the head coach, and he have grown close, with Freeze thinking the running back would be a great match for the Tigers.
According to Auburn Rivals, Mills-Knight stated, “It was really real, he’s one of the more down to earth coaches, he’s really transparent.” “He told me that I am needed here. He likes me for who I am, wants me, and thinks I fit well with the culture.”
The #33 RB in the class of 2025, Mills-Knight, has already been to Alabama, Miami, and Michigan. She will soon travel to Ole Miss and Tennessee. By the time he begins his senior year, he wants to have made up his mind.
