Spring preview: Battles are aplenty on the Auburn offensive line

The annual A-Day game for Auburn football is set for Saturday, April 18, at Jordan-Hare Stadium, and there are plenty of new names and faces to learn ahead of the spring game. One of the position groups that features the most fresh names is the offensive line. Auburn's entire starting offensive line from a season ago has departed, which means that the pecking order for guard, tackle, and center is far from being decided.

The good news is that Auburn signed several experienced transfer portal pieces and signed a few freshmen who are competing this spring for a spot on the depth chart. Spring Breakdown Auburn's new look WR room is best case scenario Spring Breakdown Auburn football has many go-to RBs to choose from Spring Breakdown Byrum Brown headlines Auburn's restocked QB unit Earlier this week, USF transfer Cole Skinner shed insight into who is competing alongside him at guard this spring. "Deryc Plazz (Miami transfer), I have heard a lot of stuff about him, and I'm really happy for what he's been doing since he got here to step up and be a leader in this group.

Kenneth McManus as well," Skinner said. "Coming from Akron as well, he is adjusting really well. He has learned the offense pretty well.

Tai Buster, he is playing his butt off. He is playing tackle and guard, trying to see where he can fit at best. Tai started off the camp slow, and we are really proud of him as an o-line for picking it up and bringing his intensity a lot more, and his efforts have really been picking up, so that's a lot.