Auburn quarterback Jeremy Johnson was a Heisman candidate heading into the 2015 season. Now, he’s a backup to redshirt freshman Sean White. After completing under sixty percent of his passes while throwing six interceptions in the first three games, Johnson has been replaced for Saturday’s game against Mississippi State by White.
White knows that he has to hit the field and begin preparing immediately. He’s ready to lead this team back to relevancy after they have made the dramatic fall from a top contender for the College Football Playoff, to barely in the AP top 25 rankings.
Isaiah 40:31"but those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles"…. šš»time to get to work
— Sean White (@SeanWhiteAU) September 22, 2015
Saturday’s game will be the first time White has taken a snap in his collegiate career and he’s going up against a pretty stout defense in the Bulldogs. He knows he has to be ready to have the entire playbook thrown at him. Setting the tempo early could determine if White’s time behind center is for good or just temporary.
[H/T: College Spun]
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