Auburn football signees at state Player of the Year banquet
Auburn football signees at state Player of the Year banquet
Alvin Henderson, of Elba, is recognized as the Class 1A Back of the Year during the 2024 Mr. Football and Players of the Year Banquet in Montgomery, Ala., on Monday January 27, 2025. Mickey Welsh / Advertiser, Mickey Welsh / Advertiser / USA TODAY NETWORK Via Imagn Images
JJ Faulk, of Highland Home, is recognized as the Class 2A Lineman of the Year during the 2024 Mr. Football and Players of the Year Banquet in Montgomery, Ala., on Monday January 27, 2025. Mickey Welsh / Advertiser, Mickey Welsh / Advertiser / USA TODAY NETWORK Via Imagn Images
Jourdin Crawford, of Parker, is recognized as the Class 6A Lineman of the Year during the 2024 Mr. Football and Players of the Year Banquet in Montgomery, Ala., on Monday January 27, 2025. Mickey Welsh / Advertiser, Mickey Welsh / Advertiser / USA TODAY NETWORK Via Imagn Images
Anquon Fegans, of Thompson High, is recognized as the Class 7A Back of the Year during the 2024 Mr. Football and Players of the Year Banquet in Montgomery, Ala., on Monday January 27, 2025. Mickey Welsh / Advertiser, Mickey Welsh / Advertiser / USA TODAY NETWORK Via Imagn Images
Mr. Football KJ Lacey, of Saraland High School, right center, is surrounded by lineman and backs of the year during the 2024 Mr. Football and Players of the Year Banquet in Montgomery, Ala., on Monday January 27, 2025. Mickey Welsh / Advertiser, Mickey Welsh / Advertiser / USA TODAY NETWORK Via Imagn Images
Keynote speaker Kerryon Johnson gives his talk during the 2024 Mr. Football and Players of the Year Banquet in Montgomery, Ala., on Monday January 27, 2025. Mickey Welsh / Advertiser, Mickey Welsh / Advertiser / USA TODAY NETWORK Via Imagn Images
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