What Auburn football offensive lineman Kameron Stutts possesses — aka six years on the Plains and experience playing for two head coaches, an interim head coach, and a third full-time HC in Hugh Freeze on the way — is “something becoming more of a commodity” according to AL.com’s Matt Cohen.
“Auburn chose Stutts to go to Nashville because he has something becoming more of a commodity on Auburn’s roster and in college football as a whole: he’s stayed at Auburn through three coaches,” Cohen prefaced before saying, “He hardly saw the field until becoming a starter for most of Auburn’s games last year, his fifth year on the Plains.