Keshaun Singleton is confident in his connection with Byrum Brown ahead of the Tigers taking on Vanderbilt on Saturday.
Singleton has pulled in 17 receptions for 230 yards and one touchdown through three games. He had seven receptions for 99 yards and one touchdown when the Tigers were defeated by Florida on last Saturday.
The wide receiver transferred from USF after Alex Golesh became the head football coach at Auburn. He pulled in 50 receptions for 877 yards and eight touchdowns with Brown as his quarterback during his second season with the Bulls in 2025. Singleton told reporters Monday the connection he and Brown have has always been there.
"We've always been on the same wavelength," Singleton said. "We just had to show it."
Auburn is hopeful that Singleton can continue to be a consistent weapon out wide for the Tigers. He will get his next shot at making more plays Saturday when the Tigers take on Vanderbilt. Singleton is looking forward to the matchup because of Vanderbilt's tendance to play cover zero.
Yeah, of course," Singleton told reporters when asked is he was confident when going up against man coverage.
Auburn and Vanderbilt will go to battle Saturday in Jordan-Hare Stadium. Kickoff is set for 3:15 p.m. CT.
