.With Rust preparing for its very first Southeastern Conference matchup of the time, it discharged its very first main availability record Wednesday evening.The reports are mandated due to the SEC for each team playing in a conference video game that full week. Groups should detail gamers as either "available," "likely," "dubious," "uncertain," or "out," for every game.The first file emerges 3 times prior to each video game (Wednesday for Sunday games) and also will definitely be updated every day till a previous file 90 mins before kickoff. Listed here's Auburn's initial availability report for Sunday's video game 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 titles to view below are Coleman and also Miller, who both missed recently's video game due to injuries. Each players existed in the course of the free portion of Tuesday's method, however Coleman resided in a non-contact jersey.Camden Brown started in Coleman's spot versus New Mexico as well as his efficiency could possibly earn him an additional beginning if Coleman is actually incapable to use Saturday.Lee and Anthony are actually both anticipated to play. Lee missed out on the New Mexico game as a result of a calf pressure, yet Freeze pointed out Monday that the choice to hold him out was actually more of a precautionary procedure. Anthony suffered a comparable injury Full week 1 however played in both of the adhering to weeks.McPherson possesses however to play for Rust this season, still recuperating from a gastrointestinal illness.The two rather unforeseen additions to the document are Williams as well as Kite. Freeze has yet to give any particulars about what is actually limiting both players.Freeze pointed out Monday that Frazier will miss an "prolonged period of time" because of a defective feet gone through versus New Mexico. Peter Rauterkus deals with Auburn sports for AL.com. You may observe him on X at @peter_rauterkus or email him at prauterkus@al.com.