BIG CAT FLIP: 4-star DL Antonio Coleman flips from Alabama to Auburn, again
Four-star defensive lineman Antonio Coleman has flipped his commitment from Alabama to Auburn, again.
Coleman, who attends Saraland (Ala.) High School, announced his decision Saturday during the Tigers’ Big Cat recruiting event.
“What stuck out at Auburn is the coaches, the atmosphere and the opportunity I will have to play there,” Coleman told On3.
It’s the second time that Coleman has shunned the Tide for the Tigers. He originally committed to Alabama in September, flipped to Auburn in December and then flipped back to Alabama in March.
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And now he’s back with Auburn, and defensive line coach Vontrell King-Williams is a big reason why.
“He’s a great coach,” Coleman said. “He’s going to shoot it to you straight. If you have something going on that he feel like you can do to get better, he’s going to work his tail off to make sure you get to that level.”
Coleman is the 18th commitment in Auburn’s 2025 class and third defensive lineman. He joins four-star Jourdin Crawford and four-star Malik Autry.
