Bryan Harsin watching son play at Under Armour Camp in Atlanta

Auburn head coach Bryan Harsin is in the Peach State this weekend to watch his son play at the Under Armour Next Football Camp in Atlanta.

Davis Harsin is a quarterback in the 2024 cycle and currently plays for Auburn (Ala.) High.

The 6-foot quarterback moved with his dad from Boise last offseason. He currently does not have any college offers.

The Under Armour Camp in Atlanta is set to be one of the more talented events of the offseason. On3 has many reporters on-site and will be providing live updates throughout the day.

It has been a hectic offseason for Bryan Harsin

The Bryan Harsin era at Auburn has been a turbulent one.

The 2021 season started off well. The Tigers won six of their first eight games with the only losses being to Penn State in State College, Pa., during the White Out game and to future national champion Georgia. But then Auburn lost its final five games of the season, including the Iron Bowl to Alabama despite leading in the final minute of the game and the Birmingham Bowl to Houston.

As the offseason started, players started leaving for the transfer portal and coaches left to take other jobs. It seemed like a revolving door of talent on the Tigers campus never stopped moved in the wrong direction.

But the real turmoil started in early February when Auburn Live’s Justin Hokanson reported that his future was in question. The following week-plus was a hectic one full of rumors, investigations and all sort of nonsense that seems to be par for the course on The Plains.

But it ended later in the month when University leadership elected to retain Harsin for his second season on the job.

“This has been one of the hardest weeks of my career and it had nothing to do with my coaching ability,” Harsin said. “The personal attacks on me and my family went too far and were without justification. Their resolve through this experience has been incredible but also completely expected. We saw and felt the worst of the worst in some people. Fortunately, we also saw the best of the best in others and we will always be grateful for the support of so many through a very difficult time – our players, staff, the Auburn family, and many others.”