Alex Golesh Secures Trio of Key Auburn Appointments
Alex Golesh has quickly set the groundwork for his coaching staff at Auburn University. Recently appointed as the head football coach, Golesh has made several key hires to bolster the team.
Key Appointments by Alex Golesh
- Andrew Warsaw: Assumed a top executive role. Previously an associate athletic director at USF.
- Alex Fagan: Appointed as a personnel executive. Formerly the director of scouting at USF.
- Kodi Burns: Joined as co-offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach. A former Auburn player with a successful coaching background.
Background on Key Hires
Andrew Warsaw has extensive experience in managing Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) initiatives for football. He worked alongside Golesh at the University of Tennessee before transitioning to USF. His return marks a significant addition to Auburn’s administrative structure.
Alex Fagan arrives with a solid track record at USF, where he played a crucial role in scouting. He brings valuable insight to Auburn’s recruiting efforts.
Kodi Burns, a national champion with Auburn in the early 2000s, has rejoined the program. He has worked with Golesh previously at Tennessee and recently with the New Orleans Saints in the NFL.
Auburn’s Football Program Outlook
Auburn’s decision to hire Alex Golesh comes after negotiations with Arkansas stalled. Golesh led USF to a commendable 9-3 record this past season, showcasing his capability as a coach. The team ranked in national polls after impressive victories against Boise State and Florida.
Recent reports indicate that additional coaches from USF will join Golesh at Auburn. Notable names include:
- Joel Gordon – Offensive Coordinator
- Tyler Hudanick – Offensive Line Coach
- DeMarcus Van Dyke – Corners Coach
- George Courides – Head Strength Coach
The Auburn Tigers are now poised for a promising future under Golesh’s leadership. With the new appointments and a refreshed coaching staff, expectations are on the rise as the program aims for success in the upcoming seasons.
