-- Competition reigned all over the field last week as Auburn wrapped up spring practices, prompting defensive coordinator

Ellis Johnson

to say that most spots will remain an open battle into the fall, regardless of the depth chart Auburn's coaching staff puts together.

Only a few players put a bunch of separation between themselves and the rest of the field.

One of those Tigers was defensive end

Dee Ford

, the team leader in sacks in 2012 with 6.5 and Auburn's primary pass rusher after the loss of

"I think we know

Dee

Ford

is going to be a starter," Johnson said. "Overall, he probably was one of the three to four, five guys you’d say had an outstanding spring.

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