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Four hurt Tigers were back at Auburn's practice Monday, with Arkansas up Saturday

The Auburn Morning News teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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If you're counting on certain Tigers Saturday, here's where things stand. Receiver Jeremiah Koger and defensive backs Andre Jordan Jr., Newboy Fegans and Sylvester Smith-Reed were all with the team at Monday's practice. Head coach Alex Golesh gave no guarantees, saying, "I think we'll have a way better feel on Wednesday".

Four Tigers to watch before Arkansas

PlayerPositionThis season
Jeremiah KogerReceiver14 catches, 230 yards
Andre Jordan Jr.CornerbackStarted every game
Sylvester Smith-ReedSafetySix starts
Newboy FegansNickelTwo interceptions

Auburn hosts Arkansas Saturday at 11:45 a.m. at Jordan-Hare Stadium. The secondary has been up and down: Auburn is allowing over 252 passing yards a game, second-to-last in the SEC.

  • Next update: Wednesday, Nov. 4
  • Jordan: left Saturday after three plays and did not return
  • Koger: ruled out Saturday, could return against Arkansas

9interceptions for Auburn, third-most in the SEC

Only Alabama and Tennessee have more.

Sources: Gadsden Times, Fly War Eagle, Auburn Tigers On SI

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