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Why get a running back who can run for lots of yards when you can get one that can run for miles?

Kingston Miles, the four-star running back, becomes the latest, newest member of Auburn's class.

I'm Zach Blackerby.

He is the Montgomery Radio legend Darryl Daprich.

Kingston Miles from St. Mary's High School in St. Louis, 6 foot, 195.

Seems like he runs with more power than that.

I mean, this is a guy who can do it all.

And now you think of him as a complimentary piece to Mice and Johnson Cook.

This is exciting, Darrell Daprich. How it's very, very intriguing to me, aren't they both from St. Louis? Yeah. I mean, what the heck? Now we're getting this pipeline into St. Louis. I love it. Get some St. Louis backs, right? I'm saying St. Louis is the new Maryland, I guess. It is. It is. St. Louis is the new Maryland.

Look, there are going to be people, and I know that you and I have talked about this before on the show about only taking one running back in a class.

I think in this year, I feel like this running back room that's coming next year is solid.

I'm not saying that anybody's going to jump ship.

But in this era of the transfer

portal, you don't know if somebody's going to jump ship. You don't know if some of these backs

that are third or fourth in the rotation, especially a couple of the backs that came from

South Florida. You want to stockpile based upon having that little safety net if somebody does leave or, you know, if something happens down the road, I'm fine with taking two running backs.

I'm glad that Auburn's taking two running backs.

And I think when you look at this dude's ceiling and his upside, you have no choice but to tell you don't turn down running

backs like this if they want to give you their commitment.

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