Auburn Appears to Be the Team to Beat for Reed Ramsier

The Auburn Tigers are trending in the right direction for one of the top offensive linemen in the 2027 class. 

Alex Golesh dropped another "bat signal" on Sunday, in what sounds like another big name to be added to Auburn's impressive class. And based on recent activity, it might be another impressive big man for the offensive line.

One name that stands out following an official visit on campus this weekend is four-star offensive lineman Reed Ramsier. The Orlando, Florida, native has pushed his commitment decision to two teams after canceling his official visit to the Clemson Tigers last weekend. 

Ramsier is now down to the Auburn Tigers and the Texas Longhorns. At 6'5, 290 pounds, the interior offensive lineman is seen as the second-best IOL in the state of Florida. Composite industry rankings have him at an 89.85 score, seen as a high four-star, with the potential to add the fifth this upcoming season.

Ramsier is currently playing high school ball at First Academy in Orlando, Florida. 

Some good news for Auburn is that it has now been reported as of Sunday evening that Ramsier has canceled his upcoming official visit to Texas.  

Alex Golesh and the rest of his coaching staff seemed to have to made a huge impression on him. Ramsier and Auburn's Offensive line coach, Tyler Hudanick (Coach Hoodie), have had a relationship dating back to when the coaching staff was at USF. He and Coach Hoodie have stayed in contact and have helped surge his recruitment towards the Auburn Tigers, keeping them in the final two. 

If Ramsier is the next to commit, he will become the 15th player in the 2027 recruiting class. He will be the fourth offensive lineman in the class, joining OT Layton Von Brandt, OT Rance Brown, and IOL Jaylon Moore. Others already committed to the Tigers are QB Gary Chatman, RB Myson Johnson-Cook, RB Kingston Miles, WR Brylan Oduor, TE George Lamons, DL Donivan Moore, LB Kareem Palmer, LB Isaac McNeil, CB Nash Johnson III, Aidyn Wiggins, and K Noah Ash.