JUST IN: Status updates from Auburn football’s first availability report of the season

As Auburn prepares for its first SEC game of the season, the team released its official availability report on Wednesday evening.

These reports are required by the SEC for teams involved in conference games, listing players as “available,” “probable,” “questionable,” “doubtful,” or “out” for the upcoming game.

 

 

Here’s Auburn’s initial availability report for Saturday’s game against Arkansas:

– CB Kayin Lee – Probable
– DB Champ Anthony – Probable
– WR Cam Coleman – Questionable
– OT Izavion Miller – Questionable
– CB Antonio Kite – Questionable
– K Alex McPherson – Questionable
– DE Amaris Williams – Doubtful
– TE Brandon Frazier – Out
– CB Tyler Scott – Out

The key players to watch are Coleman and Miller, both of whom missed last week’s game due to injuries. Although they were at Tuesday’s practice, Coleman was in a non-contact jersey.

Camden Brown replaced Coleman against New Mexico, and his strong performance might earn him another start if Coleman can’t play.

Lee and Anthony are likely to play. Lee was out against New Mexico due to a calf strain, but head coach Hugh Freeze noted it was more precautionary. Anthony, who was hurt in Week 1, has played in the last two games.

McPherson has not played this season, still recovering from a gastrointestinal illness.