Auburn WR Cam Coleman suffers high ankle sprain vs Arkansas

Auburn Tigers wide receiver Cam Coleman suffered a right ankle injury during the first quarter of their game against Arkansas after a defender fell on his leg while he was blocking downfield. Despite limping off the field and being evaluated in the medical tent, Coleman was seen testing his leg and making efforts to return, but the injury was later diagnosed as a high right ankle sprain. Before exiting, Coleman contributed two receptions for 27 yards and a touchdown, showcasing his importance as Auburn's leading receiver with 30 catches for 413 yards and two touchdowns this season. His injury is a significant blow to Auburn's offense, which was already thin at receiver following another season-ending injury, and it raises concerns for the team's prospects as they struggle in SEC play with a 0-4 record. Auburn head coach Hugh Freeze and the team will closely monitor Coleman's recovery in the upcoming weeks. The Tigers currently trail Arkansas and are hoping their offensive weapons can stay healthy to maintain bowl eligibility hopes.