.With Auburn preparing for its own first Southeastern Event competition of the season, it released its own first official accessibility record Wednesday evening.The reports are actually mandated due to the SEC for each team having fun in an association activity that full week. Groups have to specify players as either "accessible," "plausible," "suspicious," "uncertain," or even "out," for each and every game.The 1st record shows up 3 days just before each game (Wednesday for Sunday games) as well as will certainly be updated per day up until a previous document 90 minutes just before first. Right here's Auburn's first availability document for Sunday's activity against Arkansas: CB Kayin Lee- ProbableDB Champ Anthony- ProbableWR Web Cam Coleman- QuestionableOT Izavion Miller- QuestionableCB Antonio Kite- QuestionableK Alex McPherson- QuestionableDE Amaris Williams- DoubtfulTE Brandon Frazier- OutCB Tyler Scott- OutThe largest names to enjoy right here are Coleman as well as Miller, that each overlooked last week's game as a result of accidents. Both players appeared in the course of the open part of Tuesday's method, yet Coleman resided in a non-contact jersey.Camden Brown started in Coleman's area versus New Mexico and his performance could possibly gain him one more start if Coleman is actually not able to use Saturday.Lee and Anthony are each assumed to participate in. Lee missed out on the New Mexico activity because of a calf bone pressure, however Freeze pointed out Monday that the choice to store him out was actually additional of a preventative measure. Anthony went through an identical accident Full week 1 however played in each of the complying with weeks.McPherson has however to bet Auburn this season, still bouncing back from a stomach illness.The 2 somewhat unpredicted add-ons to the record are actually Williams and Kite. Freeze has yet to offer any type of particulars on what is limiting the 2 players.Freeze claimed Monday that Frazier will certainly overlook an "prolonged amount of time" as a result of a broken foot gone through against New Mexico. Peter Rauterkus covers Auburn sporting activities for AL.com. You can follow him on X at @peter_rauterkus or even email him at prauterkus@al.com.