The Auburn Tigers continue to stay hot on the recruiting trail. 

For the 2027 class, Alex Golesh and his new staff have already exceeded expectations heading into the end of summer and fall camp. 

As this class continues to take shape, the staff at Auburn Roundtable discusses some of the most impressive aspects of the program's recruiting during their recent heater. 

Christian Rauh: Chance Gilbert has the potential to be a class changer. His potential and serious offers from other major schools make his commitment one of the biggest wins for Golesh since he's arrived on campus. He has plenty of upside to become a player who sees the field as early as his freshman season. 

Zac Blackerby: Nate Kamba is a fun addition to the class. It gives Auburn another big body in the class and some insurance in case Karlos May heads elsewhere. 

CR: What the coaches in the trenches are doing are nothing but incredible, however, let me give some credit to running backs coach Larry Porter. He sealed the deal on not just one, but two premier running backs in this class with Myson Johnson-Cook and Kingston Miles, and he isn't stopping there. He is already working hard, sending out offers to the 2028 class.

ZB: I always want to say Vontrell King-Williams, but Hoodie has been on fire. The offensive line has completely reloaded, and with multiple tackles and guards, you can see a path to playing for, it's something we haven't seen in a while. 

CR: I didn't think we would see a number past 15, so consider me impressed. Based on some of the major players still left to make a decision and their relationships with the staff, I'm going with 26 players inside the class. 

ZB: I'll say 24. Almost there.