Welcome back to Coffee and Cornbread, your daily morning roundup of everything happening around The Barn.
It's Throwback Thursday!
This week, Darrell Dapprich shares a memorable spring training story from the mid-1990s featuring an unexpected encounter with legendary Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda. It's a story every baseball fan will appreciate.
Then we dive into the latest Auburn fall camp headlines, including why Alex Golesh's decision to move the entire team off campus for the first 13 days of camp is about much more than eliminating distractions. We also discuss why Omar Mabson continues to earn praise from the coaching staff and why Chaz Nimrod has emerged as Auburn's top wide receiver entering camp.
Plus:
Why Golesh's team-first approach could reshape Auburn's culture
Omar Mabson's growing role in the running back room
Why Chaz Nimrod has earned the coaches' trust
Which receiver will lead Auburn by the end of the season?
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Village Vice
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