Auburn Tigers News: Top News As RB Target Sets Commitment Date, Week Five Availability Report

In today’s edition of Auburn Tigers News, a 4-star running back target revises his commitment date, and Auburn football shares availability report ahead of the Oklahoma game.

In today’s edition of Auburn Tigers News, a 4-star running back target revises his commitment date, and Auburn football shares availability report ahead of the Oklahoma game

A long-time target for Auburn football, 4-star running back Ousmane Kromah, has postponed his commitment announcement. He was initially scheduled to reveal his decision this Saturday, but Hurricane Helene has caused some delays. Kromah will now announce his commitment next Saturday, October 5, while the Auburn Tigers compete against Georgia in Athens.

At this stage, it appears that Auburn and Georgia are his top choices, but Auburn’s recent struggles on the field may give Georgia an advantage.

Kromah, who hails from Leesburg, Georgia, is ranked as the #11 recruit in the state and the #5 running back in the 2025 recruiting class.

Auburn football shares availability report ahead of the Oklahoma game

The Tigers are gearing up for week five of college football with a record of two wins and two disappointing losses. This weekend, Oklahoma is set to visit Jordan-Hare for the first time following their SEC debut against Tennessee last week.

Auburn is currently facing several injuries, and multiple players are expected to miss this weekend’s game against the Sooners. The availability report for the Tigers includes the following players, as reported by On3:

  • DB Tyler Scott – Out
  • DB Champ Anthony – Out
  • TE Brandon Frazier – Out
  • DL Isaiah Raikes – Questionable
  • K Alex McPherson – Questionable
  • OL Izavion Miller – Questionable

Tyler Scott’s injury from fall camp will sideline him for the entire season, while Champ Anthony’s serious leg injury from last week is likely to result in him utilizing a medical redshirt. Notably, freshman wide receiver Cam Coleman has been removed from the injury list after recovering from a shoulder injury sustained in week two.

Auburn and Oklahoma are scheduled to kick off at Jordan-Hare Stadium at 2:30 p.m.

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