.With Auburn preparing for its very first Southeastern Association match of the period, it released its first formal accessibility record Wednesday evening.The documents are mandated by the SEC for every crew playing in an event activity that full week. Groups have to list gamers as either "accessible," "potential," "dubious," "doubtful," or "out," for every game.The very first record appears three times prior to each video game (Wednesday for Sunday video games) and will be improved daily up until a prior report 90 minutes just before first. Here's Chestnut's 1st availability document for Saturday's activity against 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 most significant titles to enjoy below are actually Coleman and also Miller, that both skipped last week's activity as a result of injuries. Each players existed in the course of the free portion of Tuesday's practice, but Coleman was in a non-contact jersey.Camden Brown started in Coleman's place against New Mexico and his efficiency could get him one more start if Coleman is incapable to play on Saturday.Lee and also Anthony are both anticipated to play. Lee skipped the New Mexico video game because of a calf pressure, yet Freeze claimed Monday that the choice to keep him out was even more of a preventative measure. Anthony experienced a similar injury Full week 1 but played in both of the observing weeks.McPherson has however to play for Chestnut this time, still recouping from a stomach illness.The pair of instead unexpected add-ons to the document are Williams as well as Kite. Freeze has yet to offer any type of particulars about what is confining the 2 players.Freeze said Monday that Frazier will overlook an "extensive amount of time" as a result of a defective foot gone through against New Mexico. Peter Rauterkus deals with Chestnut sports for AL.com. You may follow him on X at @peter_rauterkus or even email him at prauterkus@al.com.