Auburn signs 10-year partnership with Nike.
“We are thrilled to announce our new relationship with Nike, a brand that has continually championed athletes and sports around the world. We appreciate their great support during this process. We feel that our 10-year agreement, which begins in July 2025, will continue to elevate Auburn and best serve our student-athletes and university going forward.”
“We are also appreciative to Kevin Plank and Under Armour for their 18-year valued cooperation in building the Auburn brand and serving our student athletes, coaches, and fans. We look forward to celebrating this friendship throughout the next year.”
Auburn Offers Big-Time 2026 Wide Receiver Recruit
Auburn’s recruitment is changing for the better.
As Auburn moves forward with its top Transfer Portal targets and 2025 recruits, the Tigers are also putting up a concerted effort to advance with 2026 prospects.
Travis Johnson, a wide receiver from Chesapeake (Va.) Oscar Smith, is one of the finest in the nation at receiving deep balls. Johnson consistently finds himself behind the secondary, making big plays and scoring scores.
This is Johnson’s sophomore HUDL film. It is well worth your time to watch. After hearing Johnson play, his most recent scholarship offer is not from Auburn. He also fits a fresh mould for Hugh Freeze and the Tigers’ coaching staff.
Auburn is looking for players with more natural physical attributes, such as outstanding arm length, height, and strength. Johnson’s frame is 6-foot-3 and weighs 175 pounds. It features long arms that may remind you of current Auburn WR Cam Coleman.
Johnson’s ability to sprint past smaller defenders should remind fans of Coleman. Here’s a general theme to ponder about. Johnson is On3’s #102 prospect.
Auburn Football aspires to be a significant college football national championship contender. To accomplish this, the Tigers must regularly identify and sign outstanding natural talent. Johnson is a recruit who fits in well. So are numerous players in the 2024 Auburn class.
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