Auburn Lands One of Nation’s Top Kickers in Noah Ash Commitment

The Auburn Tigers 2027 class keeps getting bigger. 

Special teams get in the mix as Auburn lands 3-star kicker Noah Ash. The Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, native announced his decision on social media Monday morning. 

According to Rivals, he is listed as the second-best kicker in the country, a big win for special teams coordinator Jacob Bronowski

Ash chose Auburn over other SEC schools such as Texas and Vanderbilt. The Tigers also beat out in-state power school Florida State for his commitment. 

In his commitment post on social media, Ash said “Thank you to all of the coaches who have gotten me to where I am at today and thank you to my parents for always being by my side through all the highs and lows.”

The new Auburn kicker becomes the 11th player to commit to Alex Golesh and the Tigers. He will be the first special teamer in the class. He will join QB Gary Chatman, RB Myson Joshnson-Cook, WR Brylan Oduor, TE George Lamons, OL Jaylon Moore, OL Rance Brown, OL Layton Von Brandt, DL Donivan Moore, LB Kareem Palmer, and recently committed CB Nash Johnson III.

The news is expected to continue to flood in for the 2027 class as Alex Golesh teases that more announcements are on the way through his cryptic social media posts. It is expected that up to seven names (including Ash) have made their decision to head to the Plains to play their college ball.

The first big official visit weekend of the summer has clearly already been a huge win for the first-year coaching staff, and doesn’t look to be slowing down any time soon.