Caitlyn Griffin is a Student Writer at The Auburn Plainsman. She covers a range of topics including individual sports, team sports, and sports tournaments, showcasing her versatility in the sports journalism arena. Caitlyn's work has been featured in The Auburn Plainsman, the Auburn Athletics Department, and Georgia Southern Women's Soccer.
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Caitlyn Griffin's coverage focuses almost exclusively on Auburn University sports, particularly football, baseball, and basketball. She provides extensive event coverage and follows the evolving stories of these teams closely.
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By: Caitlyn Griffin
STATESBORO – Eight years ago, arrived at Georgia Southern as a 17-year-old walk-on hoping for the opportunity to play college baseball.
STATESBORO – As fall camp comes to a close, Georgia Southern's coordinators – and – each identified two to three players who stood out throughout camp and positioned themselves for impactful seasons in 2026.
As fall camp comes to a close, Georgia Southern's coordinators – Ryan Aplin , Mike Mutz and Blake Wilson – each identified two to three players who stood o
By: Caitlyn Griffin
STATESBORO – For most of his football career, has felt like he was playing catch-up. Now, as Georgia Southern prepares to open the 2026 season, the fifth-year running back finally finds himself at the front of the line.
