Heartbroken to hear the news about Chette Williams. Brother Chette was a remarkable man who led hundreds of young people to the Lord through the years. He was the architect of the 2004 Hard Fighting Soldiers theme that turned into a national movement. His leadership has been a steady part of Auburn athletics for more than two decades. But more than sports, Brother Chette helped athletes understand that their purpose was much greater than anything they could ever accomplish on the field.
I am thankful that we recently had the opportunity to catch up. Auburn wouldn’t be what it is today without him. My thoughts and prayers are with Brother Chette’s family, along with those impacted by his ministry through the years. He will be deeply missed, but his legacy will live on in the lives he touched.
Still in awe about all that happened yesterday! God is moving on Auburn’s campus, over 100 college students felt CALLED to get baptized after last nights @UniteAuburn service! Wow wow wow, thank you God for REVIVAL🙏
"You have to behave as a champion before you can become one."
@CoachHughFreeze talks to the media on day 1️⃣ of @AuburnFootball fall camp!
Check the link below for the full press conference.
🎥 https://t.co/cZBgLSNTpE
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So proud for Ragan and Ryan on the birth of their first child, Hudson!! Praising God, both mom and baby are good. Also, me explaining to Jill how this grand parenting will need to go. Lol. We are blessed.