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Auburn wraps up ‘a great spring’ with A-Day presented by Golden Flake

Auburn University concluded its 2025 spring football practices with a spirited A-Day event, presented by Golden Flake, on Saturday, April 5, 2025. Held at Jordan-Hare Stadium, the event drew approximately 33,500 fans, showcasing the community’s unwavering support for Auburn football.

Event Highlights

The day’s festivities commenced with the “On To Victory” autograph session, followed by the alumni flag football game and the traditional Tiger Walk. The main event, the A-Day scrimmage, began at 1:00 p.m., featuring a blend of individual drills, special teams work, and 11-on-11 red-zone situations.

Standout Performances

  • Cam Coleman: The freshman wide receiver delivered an impressive performance, catching four passes for 92 yards and a touchdown. His 34-yard touchdown reception from quarterback Payton Thorne was a highlight of the scrimmage.
  • Towns McGough: The hometown kicker earned special teams MVP honors by successfully converting seven field goals, including a game-winning 58-yard kick as time expired, leading the offense to a 28-27 victory.
  • Jerrin Thompson: The transfer defensive back from Texas was named defensive MVP, recording three tackles and a sack, demonstrating his impact on the defensive side of the ball.

Coaching Perspective

Head Coach Hugh Freeze expressed satisfaction with the team’s progress during the spring practices. He noted the importance of the event in building team cohesion and providing fans with a glimpse of the upcoming season.

Community Engagement

A-Day serves as a significant event for Auburn fans, offering an opportunity to engage with the team and experience the excitement of college football. The event’s success underscores the strong bond between the university and its supporters.

 

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