Auburn's second-year coach Bryan Harsin saw a recent photo of sophomore running back Jarquez Hunter working on his family's Mississippi farm with a weedwhacker between the end of the spring semester and the start of the early summer session. It was a pro mising, though not unexpected, sign of progress after Hunter spent the last two months sidelined following a knee procedure in March. "He's doing great," Harsin said Tuesday in Alexander City before participating in Bruce Pearl's Fore the Children Golf C lassic. "...We expect a full recovery with him." The knee procedure - a scope procedure to clean up some damage - caused Hunter to miss the majority of spring practice, with Harsin placing a timeline of eight to 10 weeks on his return in late March. | | |