Auburn has gotten lucky with reeling in several talented wide receivers for the 2024 roster and it appears they are not finished boosting the room.
According to Pete Nakos of On3 ($), Auburn is one of nine Power Five programs that have reached out to Miami (OH) wide receiver [autotag]Gage Larvadain[/autotag]. Other schools that have communicated with Larvadain include Baylor, Duke, and South Carolina.
Larvadain started his career at Southeastern Louisiana and played for the Lions for two seasons before transferring to Miami. He has found success at every stop. He concluded his junior season with 1,983 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns on 138 receptions.
His best season was his sophomore season at Southeastern Louisiana, where he made 59 catches for 731 yards. However, his junior year at Miami was just as impressive. His 679 receiving yards were the second-best in the MAC, trailing Western Michigan’s Kenneth Womack, who logged 691 receiving yards this season.
Auburn has signed two transfer wide receiver so far during this window that is set to close on Jan. 2. [autotag]Robert Lewis[/autotag], formerly of Georgia State, joins Auburn after recording 102 catches for 1,323 yards and 13 touchdowns in three collegiate seasons. The Tigers also landed former Cal quarterback [autotag]Sam Jackson V[/autotag], who will look to rekindle magic with high school teammate [autotag]Payton Thorne[/autotag] as a wide receiver.
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