Five Auburn players were selected to the All-SEC teams as per the votes of the conference’s coaches, the SEC announced Tuesday. All five were listed on the All-SEC third team.

Those five players were running back Jarquez Hunter, tight end Luke Deal, guard Kam Stutts, cornerback Nehemiah Pritchett and punter Oscar Chapman.

Pritchett, Hunter and Chapman were all named to the All-SEC third team by media members at SEC Media Days in July.

All five are returning players for Auburn and with the exception of Deal, all appear in line to start for Auburn this fall.

Hunter will be Auburn’s top running back coming off a season where he was third on the team in rushing and appears in line for a starring role in 2023. He’s also coming off a tumultuous offseason where he allegedly was shown in a leaked sex tape. He did not participate in Auburn’s opening practice of fall camp.

Pritchett is an experienced cornerback for Auburn who could have gone to the NFL draft last season, but came back for another year. He’ll start opposite D.J. James, who received third-team honors in the media poll.

Chapman is entering his fourth year as Auburn’s punter and Stutts — now in his sixth year — will finally have a full-time job as the likely starter at right guard.

Deal appears in line to be the backup tight end to Rivaldo Fairweather, but has been a leader for Auburn as shown by the team bringing him to SEC Media Days in July.

*denotes tie in votes, ties are not broken.