A'Mon Lane-Ganus, 4-star in-state CB, signs Letter of Intent with Auburn
Four-star defensive back A’Mon Lane-Ganus of Moody, Ala. signed his National Letter of Intent with Auburn on Wednesday, the first day of the early signing period.
The Lane-Ganus File
Position: Corner
Height/Weight: 5-foot-10 / 180 pounds
Notable trait/Auburn fit: Other than being incredibly loyal to Auburn, Lane-Ganus is a hard worker, a strong player pound-for-pound, and a gamer. He does his best work when the lights come on.
On3 Industry Ranking: (89.42) No. 384 overall, No. 33 CB, No. 20 in Alabama
Commitment date: July 30, 2022
Chose Auburn over: LSU
Time of enrollment: January
Notable: Lane-Ganus was Auburn’s first commit of the 2024 class and locked it in when he did so. He actually committed to Auburn at Big Cat Weekend during the Bryan Harsin era. It has been a long time coming for Lane to sign with the Tigers.
Quoteworthy: “Yes sir, I really do, Auburn is going to be back to Auburn football real soon. You can just feel it, when he walks in the room, you just know he’s that guy. He’s (Freeze) got it all, everything you want in a college head coach. He’s got the philosophy and he’s really good–He’s a really good coach to be around. You get that feeling when you’re around him that you’re going to be better and you’re going to be in good hands.”
Breakdown
**Breakdown written by Auburn Live Recruiting Analyst Cole Pinkston
— Lane-Ganus is a 5-foot-11 180-pound defensive back. At this point in his career, as he is entering the 11th grade, he is well-developed. The 4-star defensive back has a muscular build along with good raw power for a smaller player.
— Lane-Ganus was put in man coverage situations often as a sophomore. Keep in mind, he was playing at the highest level of competition in Alabama at Thompson High School then. Lane-Ganus shows a mean streak as well as the ability to play in press situations.
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— His speed is good enough to stay with receivers, but he wins his one-on-one battles with a physical demeanor and good positioning.
SEC readiness
Lane-Ganus is still young as a class of 2024 prospect. He also doesn’t have a large sample of film to go by. One thing is for sure: he has the correct size and frame, and also has plenty of athleticism to go with it.
