Bryan Harsin enters his second SEC Media Days with several questions surrounding the Auburn football program.
Coach Bryan Harsin get lemonaid on the course Wednesday. Regions Pro-Am Golf on Wednesday, May 11, 2022 in Birmingham, Ala. Todd Van Emst/AU AthleticsAuburn head coach Bryan Harsin will address reporters and meet fans in Atlanta on Thursday for Southeastern Conference Media Days. The four days of coaches spreading their messages serve as the conference’s last stop of “talking season.”
Harsin has been on a barnstorming tour of relationship building with alumni and fans. He’s golfed and ridden bikes with Heisman Trophy winner Bo Jackson. Harsin also played in Board of Trustee member Jimmy Rane’s golf tournament and visited alumni events all over Alabama. His coaching staff has visited over 350 high schools in the state and several hundred others in the southeast and around the nation.
1. Barkley’s quote leads to a question Harsin will likely get during his time on Thursday with reporters. What did you learn from the ordeal, and how has it galvanized the team? Several players, including Derick Hall and John Samuel-Shenker, were vocal supporters of their head coach while the investigation continued. Where is the team now?
3. Harsin likely isn’t going to answer the most important question surrounding the team. Auburn has a four-person quarterback battle. TJ Finley, Zac Calzada, Robby Ashford, and Holden Geriner are competing to be the Tigers’ QB under Harsin and new offensive coordinator Eric Kiesau. Harsin addressed the quarterback battle several times during appearances since the spring game, mainly sticking to a consistent theme.
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