.With Auburn getting ready for its initial Southeastern Conference competition of the period, it launched its 1st main supply file Wednesday evening.The reports are mandated by the SEC for each and every staff having fun in a conference activity that week. Groups should detail gamers as either "available," "probable," "dubious," "uncertain," or even "out," for each game.The very first file visits 3 days just before each activity (Wednesday for Saturday activities) and will definitely be actually upgraded daily up until a previous record 90 mins before first. Below's Auburn's initial schedule record for Saturday's activity against Arkansas: CB Kayin Lee- ProbableDB Champ Anthony- ProbableWR Webcam Coleman- QuestionableOT Izavion Miller- QuestionableCB Antonio Kite- QuestionableK Alex McPherson- QuestionableDE Amaris Williams- DoubtfulTE Brandon Frazier- OutCB Tyler Scott- OutThe most significant labels to watch listed below are Coleman and Miller, that both missed out on recently's activity because of traumas. Each players were present in the course of the free section of Tuesday's technique, but Coleman remained in a non-contact jersey.Camden Brown started in Coleman's place versus New Mexico and his functionality can gain him yet another beginning if Coleman is actually unable to play on Saturday.Lee and Anthony are both anticipated to play. Lee missed the New Mexico video game because of a calf bone pressure, but Freeze mentioned Monday that the selection to hold him out was more of a preventive step. Anthony endured a similar injury Full week 1 but played in each of the observing weeks.McPherson has yet to bet Auburn this season, still bouncing back coming from a gastrointestinal illness.The 2 rather unanticipated add-ons to the document are Williams as well as Kite. Freeze possesses yet to provide any information about what is restricting both players.Freeze said Monday that Frazier will miss an "extended amount of time" as a result of a busted foot experienced against New Mexico. Peter Rauterkus covers Rust sports for AL.com. You can follow him on X at @peter_rauterkus or even email him at prauterkus@al.com.