“Right now I don’t do too much with him,” Adams said, “but from the little bit that I have seen, he has to get better on a couple things. But that’s for everybody. But at the end of the day I feel like he’ll be a great defensive lineman.”
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Nothing is guaranteed in the SEC, even if you’re the No. 9 overall prospect for the 2016 national signing class. Auburn freshman Derrick Brown has learned that through his first two months on campus as he competes for playing time in his first season.
Brown has earned praise from his teammates, including senior defensive tackle Montravius Adams, who spoke during SEC Media Days on Monday. However, Adams noted that the freshman still has room for improvement.
Jason covers SEC football for Saturday Down South.
