Bralan Womack flips from Auburn to Mississippi State

Two days before signing day opens on Dec. 3, Auburn’s lost one of its top commitments.

Four-star safety Bralan Womack flipped to Mississippi State Monday, one day after Auburn hired Alex Golesh as its 33rd head coach in program history. Womack had been committed to Auburn since August.

“Home is home,” Womack told Rivals’ Hayes Fawcett.

Auburn initially beat out Ohio State, Texas A&M and Florida for the commitment of Womack on Aug. 21. He remained firm in his commitment until Auburn fired head coach Hugh Freeze Nov. 2. From there, Womack began exploring other possible options, visiting both Mississippi State and Texas A&M.

He visited Auburn for the Iron Bowl over the weekend, but declined to comment on the visit. He flipped to Mississippi State the next day.

With Womack flipping his commitment, Auburn is down to 12 commits in the 2026 class. The Tigers’ class is ranked 47th in the nation according to the On3 team rankings and 14th in the SEC.

BREAKING: Elite 2026 Safety Bralan Womack has Flipped his Commitment from Auburn to Mississippi State, he tells me for @rivals⁰⁰The No. 2 Safety in the ’26 Class had been Committed to the Tigers since August⁰⁰“Home is home!🐶”⁰⁰https://t.co/SMLTMOyR9i pic.twitter.com/Cyk5OSuFWT

— Hayes Fawcett (@Hayesfawcett3) December 1, 2025