Auburn has made offers to a number of offensive linemen who have entered the transfer portal.
Former Texas A&M Aggie and Freshman All-American Chase Bisontis has heard from the Auburn Tigers, according to Hayes Fawcett of On3. According to a graphic posted on social media by Fawcett, Auburn is one of 26 schools that have contacted Bisontis since entering the portal.
Auburn, LSU, Notre Dame, Clemson, Ohio State, Oregon, Missouri, Oklahoma, USC, Michigan, Tennessee, Michigan State, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Penn State, Syracuse, South Carolina, Rutgers, Kansas State, Arkansas, Ole Miss, Miami, Boston College, Nebraska, and SMU are among those participating.
Bisontis is one of several Texas A&M players to have entered the portal since the Aggies fired Jimbo Fisher and replaced him with former Duke head coach Mike Elko.
Bisontis is one of several Texas A&M players to have entered the portal since the Aggies fired Jimbo Fisher and replaced him with former Duke head coach Mike Elko.
For the second year in a row, Auburn has clearly prioritized the offensive line. Hugh Freeze and his staff have already hosted Indiana’s Matthew Bedford and are expecting visits from Southern Miss’ Gerquan Scott and Memphis offensive tackle Mak Pounders after adding several offensive linemen last December.
Due to graduation and eligibility, Auburn will lose Gunner Britton from last season. Britton is expected to be selected in the 2024 NFL Draft.
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