Overview
- On Saturday Auburn signed UCLA corner Andre Jordan Jr., former Missouri edge rusher Nate Johnson, Appalachian State defensive lineman Saint Farrior and North Carolina tight end Jake Johnson.
- Jordan started eight games for UCLA in 2025 with 10 pass breakups, while Johnson arrives as a former All-Sun Belt performer at Appalachian State who spent last season in a limited role at Missouri.
- Farrior, a 335-pound interior lineman, became Auburn’s 19th reported transfer, helping address a thin defensive tackle rotation.
- Friday’s additions included USF wide receiver Keshaun Singleton, the Bulls’ 2025 receiving leader, and James Madison left tackle Joseph Simmons, who started every game the past two seasons.
- Golesh has said the program is roughly halfway to a class approaching 30 transfers to offset about 51 departures, with the Jan. 2–16 window ongoing and line-of-scrimmage help still the top need; meanwhile, 2025 receptions leader Eric Singleton Jr. transferred to Florida.