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Auburn's Alex Golesh Feels 'Light Years Ahead' Compared to Other Year 1 Coaching Stops
Alex Golesh said Auburn finished camp feeling ahead after a scrimmage and will use a normal game week to prepare for Baylor.
- The Auburn Tigers wrapped up fall training camp with a final scrimmage on Saturday, ending camp feeling good about their progress and potential under head coach Alex Golesh.
- Golesh begins his first season following five consecutive losing seasons, with the Tigers opening against Baylor in Atlanta on September 5, 2026.
- The roster integration is bolstered by quarterback Byrum Brown and more than a dozen South Florida transfers, helping the team feel "light years ahead" compared to other Year 1 stops, Golesh said.
- With the season opener approaching, staff are prioritizing preparation for young receivers to handle the high-pressure Week 1 atmosphere at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
- Senior running back Jeremiah Cobb returned to help change the program's direction, stating "I came here to change that" after years of struggles.
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Auburn's Alex Golesh feels 'light years ahead' compared to other Year 1 coaching stops
Auburn coach Alex Golesh and quarterback Byrum Brown share a close relationship, giving the Tigers hope for the upcoming season.
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