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Official Site of the Tigers · Apr 12, 2018

​'Keep working to get better': Quarterback Malik Willis benefits from spring with No. 1 offense

'He's had a solid spring': With Gus Malzahn observing, Malik Willis attempts a pass on A-Day. Photo: Todd Van Emst/Auburn AthleticsBy Jeff Shearer

AuburnTigers.com

AUBURN, Ala. - In his first Auburn spring practice, as a mid-year enrollee in 2017, quarterback Malik Willis impressed his coaches and teammates with his rapid development.

The early foundation paid dividends during the season when Willis played in seven games as a true freshman, backing up Jarrett Stidham. In addition to completing 6 of 7 passes, Willis was the Tigers' fifth-leading rusher, with 221 yards.

In Willis, Auburn fans see dual-threat potential a la Nick Marshall.

Full story at Official Site of the Tigers

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