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Auburn preseason camp practice schedule

ByBrandon Marcello

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AUBURN, Alabama — Auburn will begin preseason camp Aug. 2.

Auburn's slate of practice days and times for the upcoming season were unveiled to former Auburn lettermen in an email correspondence Friday. The schedule has not yet been released to the media or the public, but Auburn Undercover obtained a copy of the tentative schedule.

The Tigers will practice 14 times in 17 days during preseason camp, including a stretch of five straight days to start camp. The team will practice and/or conduct scrimmages inside Jordan-Hare Stadium on four of the 14 practice days, with the first day inside the stadium set for Aug. 8.

It's believed all practices will be closed to the public, as they have been throughout the Gus Malzahn era. Malzahn enters his seventh season of preseason camp looking to name a starting quarterback in the month of August for the fourth time in during his Auburn head coaching career. Redshirt freshman Joey Gatewood and true freshman Bo Nix are believed to be neck-and-neck in the battle entering preseason practices.

Preseason camp ends Aug. 18 with a morning practice at the Auburn Athletics Complex. Fall semester classes at Auburn University begin Aug. 19. 

Auburn opens the upcoming season Aug. 31 against Oregon inside AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Kickoff is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. CT on ABC. 

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2019 Auburn preseason camp

Friday, August 2
3 p.m. (Auburn Athletics Complex)

Saturday, August 3
3 p.m. (Auburn Athletics Complex)

Sunday, August 4
3 p.m. (Auburn Athletics Complex)

Monday, August 5
3 p.m. (Auburn Athletics Complex)

Tuesday, August 6
3 p.m. (Auburn Athletics Complex)

Thursday, August 8
10 a.m. (Jordan-Hare Stadium)

Friday, August 9
3 p.m. (Auburn Athletics Complex)

Saturday, August 10
10 a.m. (Jordan-Hare Stadium)

Monday, August 12
3 p.m. (Auburn Athletics Complex)

Tuesday, August 13
3 p.m. (Auburn Athletics Complex)

Wednesday, August 14
10 a.m. (Jordan-Hare Stadium)

Friday, August 16
3 p.m. (Auburn Athletics Complex)

Saturday, August 17
10 a.m. (Jordan-Hare Stadium)

Sunday, August 18
10 a.m. (Auburn Athletics Complex)

Auburn Undercover's Most Important Tigers

No. 1: Derrick Brown, defensive tackle
No. 2: Prince Tega Wanogho Jr., left tackle
No. 3: Joey Gatewood, quarterback
No. 4: Bo Nix, quarterback
No. 5: Nick Coe, Buck
No. 6: Marlon Davidson, defensive end
No. 7: JaTarvious "Boobee" Whitlow, running back
No. 8: Anthony Schwartz, receiver
No. 9: Noah Igbinoghene, cornerback
No. 10: Big Kat Bryant, Buck/defensive end
No. 11: Seth Williams, receiver
No. 12: Javaris Davis, cornerback
No. 13: Marquel Harrell, left guard
No. 14: Kam Martin, running back
No. 15: Jack Driscoll, right tackle
No. 16: Jeremiah Dinson, free safety
No. 17: Mike Horton, right guard
No. 18: Kaleb Kim, center
No. 19: Christian Tutt, Nickel
No. 20: K.J. Britt, linebacker
No. 21: Chandler Wooten, linebacker
No. 22: Tyrone Truesdell, defensive tackle
No. 23: Zakoby McClain, linebacker
No. 24: Matthew Hill, receiver
No. 25: Owen Pappoe, linebacker
No. 26: Daniel Thomas, safety
No. 27: D.J. Williams, running back
No. 28: Eli Stove, receiver
No. 29: Roger McCreary, cornerback
No. 30: Smoke Monday, safety
No. 31: Harold Joiner, H-Back
No. 32: Shaun Shivers, running back
No. 33: Anders Carlson, kicker
No. 34: Will Hastings, receiver
No. 35: T.D. Moultry, Buck
No. 36: John Samuel Shenker, tight end
No. 37: Sal Cannella, receiver
No. 38: Shedrick Jackson, receiver
No. 39: Arryn Siposs, punter
No. 40: Nick Brahms, center
No. 41: Malcolm Askew, safety
No. 42: Richard Jibunor, Buck
No. 43: Daquan Newkirk, defensive tackle
No. 44: Jordyn Peters, Nickel
No. 45: Jay Jay Wilson, H-Back
No. 46: Brodarious Hamm, offensive guard/tackle
No. 47: Bailey Sharp, offensive tackle
No. 48: Marquis McClain, receiver
No. 49: Alec Jackson, offensive tackle
No. 50: Caleb Johnson, defensive end

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[Quietmaninthecorner 2,032]

anyone have a link to the   practice schedule yet?  Can't seem to find it on my own.

[ellitor 33,751]

@Quietmaninthecorner it was already posted here. Your post has been merged with the thread.

[ChltteTiger 649]

Do they report Monday or later this coming week?

Are there any big issues heading into camp this year besides Gus on the hot seat and who is gonna start at QB?

 

[dyehardfanAU 2,117]

Who is going to be able to effectively rush the passer?  How will the safeties perform.  Can the youth movement at LB perform as needed.   Basically everything on defense outside of our down lineman is a question mark in my book. 

[aujeff11 6,243]

2 hours ago, ChltteTiger said:

Do they report Monday or later this coming week?

Are there any big issues heading into camp this year besides Gus on the hot seat and who is gonna start at QB?

 

1. Gus

2. QB

3. Inexperienced linebackers

4. OL depth 

5 Pass Rush Specialist 

6. Will receivers eschew Seth, Schwartz, and Hastings step up.

 

 

[ChltteTiger 649]

Being out of state I don't follow AU football super-close like some here, but it does appear at first glance that Gus thinks he is in a good place. Wondering if he has resigned himself that he will do all he can do to be a "good coach" and let the chips fall where they will at seasons end. (7-5 record = bye bye!)

[ellitor 33,751]

@ChltteTiger All the freshmen who were not EEs reported in May except Kamaar Bell. He arrived in July as did transfers Jay Jay Wilson & Zach Farrar. All hands are on deck.

[gr82be 14,901]

12 hours ago, ChltteTiger said:

Being out of state I don't follow AU football super-close like some here, but it does appear at first glance that Gus thinks he is in a good place. Wondering if he has resigned himself that he will do all he can do to be a "good coach" and let the chips fall where they will at seasons end. (7-5 record = bye bye!)

I believe Gus knows he's in a good place (Auburn) and from what we have read he is trying to make some changes personally and in his openness to his players. That tells me he wants to be more than a good coach. I don't believe he's a que sera sera type personality. 

[Mikey 16,781]

The list of "most important players" is a strong mistake. Worm Shivers at 32 and Anders Carlson at 33 is beyond ridiculous.

[jAUSon 2,836]

19 minutes ago, Mikey said:

The list of "most important players" is a strong mistake. Worm Shivers at 32 and Anders Carlson at 33 is beyond ridiculous.

And it aint even close.

[Pedaler 1,025]

Jibunor at #42 has me confused. Isn't he gone?

[ellitor 33,751]

10 minutes ago, Pedaler said:

Jibunor at #42 has me confused. Isn't he gone?

The list was done in a count down form. 1 per day or couple of days. The article on him being at #42 was written at least over a month ago & before he left the team.

[ellitor 33,751]

4 minutes ago, ellitor said:

The list was done in a count down form. 1 per day or couple of days. The article on him being at #42 was written at least over a month ago & before he left the team.

The article was written over 2 months ago, on May 24th.

[CR 2,463]

I love these importance lists but this is a strange one. Kam Martin and Schwartz are more important than Driscoll?
Driscoll is easily top 4 considering what happens there if he goes down for any reason.

[gr82b4au 5,574]

1 hour ago, CR said:

I love these importance lists but this is a strange one. Kam Martin and Schwartz are more important than Driscoll?
Driscoll is easily top 4 considering what happens there if he goes down for any reason.

Yep I was thinking the same. They should have brown, then the starting 5 OL, then the QBs listed. We lose any OL and we are in trouble. 

OP Thanks for posting the schedule. Can’t wait for the start of the season! 

[eulessau 115]

22 hours ago, dyehardfanAU said:

Who is going to be able to effectively rush the passer?  How will the safeties perform.  Can the youth movement at LB perform as needed.   Basically everything on defense outside of our down lineman is a question mark in my book. 

Everything about Auburn football is a question mark in your book as long as Gus is the coach.

[dyehardfanAU 2,117]

2 hours ago, eulessau said:

Everything about Auburn football is a question mark in your book as long as Gus is the coach.

There goes that lack of reading comprehension again. 

[WFE12 9,350]

Needs to be pinned.

[Win4AU 4,181]

I’m excited to hear about the first scrimmage.  It’ll be nice to have Worm and Schwartz back and hear how Joey and Bo have progressed through the summer.