'15 FL QB/WR/DB (anything he wants) Torrance Gibson

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From Auburn Rivals -

...That helps explain why Gibson felt so comfortable at Auburn's Big Cat Weekend. He wanted to spend time with Rhett Lashlee, of course, but the Tigers' offensive coordinator rarely spoke about anything involving the game.

"That helped a lot. I like it when it's not all about football but when it's about having fun and enjoying life," Gibson said. "That's what I like. That's what he taught me today. It was different not always talking about football -- just having fun and enjoying life and having it not always be talk about coverages and defense."

The lesson, there's more to Auburn than just football, resonated with Gibson. He acknowledged after the visit that the idea of committing crossed his mind, but he quelled that emotion. The dual-threat quarterback has offers from every significant program within 1,000 miles of his home in suburban Miami and wants to make sure his first choice is his final choice.

"I had to think about my decision," Gibson said when asked how seriously he considering committing. "I have to wait it out a little bit more; I don't want to rush anything. I may have to shorten it up. We'll have to see soon."

Gibson said he watched film of Cam Newton and Nick Marshall running the Auburn offense. He believes his skill set fits perfectly with what the Tigers expect from their quarterback, which gives the program a major bump in relevance.

Auburn's biggest challenger, at least right now, is Tennessee. Gibson said he's planning to take another visit to Auburn in June, which will be his third trip to the Plains. The quarterback said he's impressed with the Tigers' next generation -- the Class of 2014 signees and the Class of 2015 prospects -- and believes the program could become a national benchmark in short order.

"This place will blow up," Gibson said when asked if everything comes together with Auburn's recruiting effort. "A lot of people will start wanting to come here because the offense is really rolling. We'd have great coaches who know what they're doing. This place would be rolling."
 
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AUfaninVOLcountry said:
I'd be shocked if he committed today. Those that think he will are the ones that think everyone that shows up to campus will commit before leaving. While this is very positive on our end that he showed up, I really, really don't think he will commit today or anytime soon for that matter.
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Aka everyone on Auburn Rivals and 247, ever.
 
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SCtiger said:
From Auburn Rivals -

...That helps explain why Gibson felt so comfortable at Auburn's Big Cat Weekend. He wanted to spend time with Rhett Lashlee, of course, but the Tigers' offensive coordinator rarely spoke about anything involving the game.

"That helped a lot. I like it when it's not all about football but when it's about having fun and enjoying life," Gibson said. "That's what I like. That's what he taught me today. It was different not always talking about football -- just having fun and enjoying life and having it not always be talk about coverages and defense."

The lesson, there's more to Auburn than just football, resonated with Gibson. He acknowledged after the visit that the idea of committing crossed his mind, but he quelled that emotion. The dual-threat quarterback has offers from every significant program within 1,000 miles of his home in suburban Miami and wants to make sure his first choice is his final choice.

"I had to think about my decision," Gibson said when asked how seriously he considering committing. "I have to wait it out a little bit more; I don't want to rush anything. I may have to shorten it up. We'll have to see soon."

Gibson said he watched film of Cam Newton and Nick Marshall running the Auburn offense. He believes his skill set fits perfectly with what the Tigers expect from their quarterback, which gives the program a major bump in relevance.

Auburn's biggest challenger, at least right now, is Tennessee. Gibson said he's planning to take another visit to Auburn in June, which will be his third trip to the Plains. The quarterback said he's impressed with the Tigers' next generation -- the Class of 2014 signees and the Class of 2015 prospects -- and believes the program could become a national benchmark in short order.

"This place will blow up," Gibson said when asked if everything comes together with Auburn's recruiting effort. "A lot of people will start wanting to come here because the offense is really rolling. We'd have great coaches who know what they're doing. This place would be rolling."
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Guys guys calm down... If you look at the twitter pic of TG in Auburn gear, Gibson is wearing orange socks with Nike flip flops. Obviously a VFL!! Auburn uniforms are under armour gear!
 
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He is fluffin it up for the writer, all these kids do it.

Plus, the writers fluff it up.

Speaking of Fluffin, how bad would it suck to be a chick doing that job. She doesn't receive any time on film, lol
 
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So long as he makes it up here for the Gruden camp, we are stillin great shape.

He wants to play with other players to.
 
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LebanonVolunteer said:
Our feature back last year got about 20 carries a game and we did not have QBs running all over the place.
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We didnt have a feature back last yr lol. Guys like Hurd, Paulk, Scott are gonna want more than 20 carries to split and having a DT QB may open more holes for them to run through by defenses having to worry about QB. Its not all about WRs. TG is plenty talented to get them the ball when needed.
 
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