.Along with Auburn preparing for its own initial Southeastern Event match of the period, it launched its very first formal supply report Wednesday evening.The reports are mandated by the SEC for each team playing in an association video game that week. Crews have to detail gamers as either "accessible," "plausible," "suspicious," "uncertain," or even "out," for every game.The initial document visits 3 times prior to each video game (Wednesday for Saturday activities) as well as are going to be updated every day till a prior report 90 minutes prior to first. Listed here's Auburn's very first supply file for Sunday's video game versus Arkansas: CB Kayin Lee- ProbableDB Champ Anthony- ProbableWR Camera Coleman- QuestionableOT Izavion Miller- QuestionableCB Antonio Kite- QuestionableK Alex McPherson- QuestionableDE Amaris Williams- DoubtfulTE Brandon Frazier- OutCB Tyler Scott- OutThe biggest labels to watch right here are actually Coleman and Miller, that both missed out on last week's video game due to injuries. Both gamers appeared throughout the open section of Tuesday's strategy, but Coleman remained in a non-contact jersey.Camden Brown started in Coleman's place versus New Mexico and also his efficiency might make him another begin if Coleman is actually not able to play on Saturday.Lee as well as Anthony are actually both anticipated to play. Lee overlooked the New Mexico video game because of a calf bone stress, however Freeze claimed Monday that the decision to keep him out was additional of a preventative solution. Anthony experienced an identical injury Week 1 yet played in each of the complying with weeks.McPherson possesses yet to play for Rust this time, still recouping coming from a gastrointestinal illness.The 2 instead unpredicted additions to the file are Williams and also Kite. Freeze possesses yet to offer any sort of information about what is restricting the 2 players.Freeze stated Monday that Frazier will miss out on an "lengthy amount of time" due to a defective foot endured versus New Mexico. Peter Rauterkus deals with Auburn sports for AL.com. You can easily follow him on X at @peter_rauterkus or even email him at prauterkus@al.com.