AUBURN — The past couple weeks haven't bred much certainty for what Bryson Washington's upcoming season entails. The past couple days, however, have been a different story.
The Baylor transfer missed most of the spring, and his preseason had a complicated start. Sophomore Omar Mabson II seemingly jumped Washington in Auburn football's running back rotation, following an offseason in which head coach Alex Golesh said Washington was still getting into playing shape.
Nearing the end of fall camp, Washington's trending up after the second of Auburn's preseason scrimmages.
"Bryson, the last week, has shown why he's been able to do what he's done for the last couple of years," Golesh said Wednesday, Aug. 19. "He's taken steps."
Washington was Baylor's leading rusher last fall with 788 rushing yards, but for the entirety of his three seasons in Waco, he recorded 1,861 yards on the ground and 18 touchdowns.
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The Baylor transfer missed most of the spring, and his preseason had a complicated start. Sophomore Omar Mabson II seemingly jumped Washington in Auburn football's running back rotation, following an offseason in which head coach Alex Golesh said Washington was still getting into playing shape.
Nearing the end of fall camp, Washington's trending up after the second of Auburn's preseason scrimmages.
"Bryson, the last week, has shown why he's been able to do what he's done for the last couple of years," Golesh said Wednesday, Aug. 19. "He's taken steps."
Washington was Baylor's leading rusher last fall with 788 rushing yards, but for the entirety of his three seasons in Waco, he recorded 1,861 yards on the ground and 18 touchdowns.
#bryson
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