Former Auburn football player headlines first availability report for Florida game
Here's a look at the first SEC availability report for Auburn football vs Florida from Wednesday, which includes a former Tiger who joined the Gators.
Former Auburn football player Eric Singleton Jr. was highlighted in the first availability report for the upcoming game against Florida, but he may not play. Singleton, who spent last season at Auburn, is listed as questionable for the Gators game, according to ESPN's Pete Thamel's report on Wednesday, Sept. 16. Singleton missed Florida's previous game against Campbell and is considered a game-time decision, expected to dress and attempt to play.
Other Auburn players listed on Wednesday's availability report include Tai Buster, marked as out, Hunter Herring, listed as questionable, and Joe Phillips, listed as doubtful. On Florida's availability report, Emmanuel Oyebadejo (doubtful) and Eric Singleton Jr. (questionable) were listed. The SEC posts multiple availability reports throughout the week, with the final pregame report no later than 90 minutes before kickoff, meaning this week's final report will be available no later than 3 p.m. Saturday.
Availability reports do not include injury details or additional context surrounding a player's status.
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