November is one day away.

It means that high school playoffs are right around the corner, and while several Auburn commits have this week off as the brackets are finalized, there are still some future Tigers in action. Jacobe Ward kicks things off Thursday night, while the rest play Friday.

Plus, there's one game that features two Auburn commits going against each other this week. Here's where to find all the Auburn commits in action this week.

New Hampstead (3-5) @ Benedictine (4-4)

Date: Thursday, Oct. 31

Time: 6:30 p.m. CST

Location: Memorial Stadium — Savannah, Ga.

It's the regular-season finale for Benedictine, which is looking to finish with a winning record. Jacobe Ward will be in action for the Cadets, which are hosting New Hampstead on Halloween. The two schools have played three years in a row, with all three contests going in favor of Benedictine.

George County (6-3) @ Picayune (7-2)

Date: Friday, Nov. 1

Time: 7 p.m. CST

Location: Picayune Maroon Tide Stadium — Picayune, Miss.

Fresh off his nine-touchdown performance, Deuce Knight will take his team on the road to face Picayune. Since coming back from injury, Knight's been the centerpiece of an offense averaging 53 points per game. However, Picayune is entering the contest hot — winners of its last five.

Roswell (8-1) @ Milton (9-0)

Date: Friday, Nov. 1

Time: 6:30 p.m. CST

Location: Eagle Stadium — Milton, Ga.

Milton will try to complete its first undefeated regular season since 2020 this week, when the Eagles host Roswell. Ryan Ghea will suit up for Milton, which has won by at least two possessions in every game this season except for the opener against Buford. Meanwhile, Roswell's only loss this year comes at the hands of Buford, which beatdown the Hornets 52-17.

McIntosh (3-6) @ Newnan (7-2)

Date: Friday, Nov. 1

Time: 6:30 p.m. CST

Location: Drake Stadium — Newnan, Ga.

Hollis Davidson is looking to return to the lineup for McIntosh after missing last week's game. McIntosh travels to Newnan this week as the Chiefs look to pull off the upset over the seven-win Cougars.

Southside (7-2) @ Bullock County (5-4)

Date: Friday, Nov. 1

Time: 7 p.m. CST

Location: Bryant Foster Field — Union Springs, Ala.

Southside's locked up its spot in the Class 3A playoffs, but will have one final regular season game before then. Derick Smith and the Panthers travel to Bullock County Friday to put their seven-game win streak on the line. Bullock County's also strung together some wins, winning its last three.

Southwest DeKalb (6-3) @ Druid Hills (5-5)

Date: Friday, Nov. 1

Time: 6:30 p.m. CST

Location: Adams Memorial Stadium — North Druid Hills, Ga.

With an extra day of rest after playing on Thursday last week, Samuel Turner and Southwest DeKalb close out the regular season with a road contest against Druid Hills. The five wins that Druid Hills have accumulated aren't necessarily impressive, the combined record of those five teams it beat is 7-34.

Athens (7-2) @ Russellville (7-2)

Date: Friday, Nov. 1

Time: 7 p.m. CST

Location: Tigers Stadium — Russellville, Ala.

Before Athens can make its 2024 playoff debut next week, the Golden Eagles are one of the few teams in Alabama that have a game this Friday. Spencer Dowland, who was recently named to the Mississippi-Alabama All-Star Game, will travel to face Russellville. In Russellville's previous six games, the Tigers have allowed 13 points or less, excluding a triple overtime loss in the middle of that span.

Lovejoy (4-4) @ Langston Hughes (8-1)

Date: Friday, Nov. 1

Time: 6:30 p.m. CST

Location: Langston Hughes Stadium — Fairburn, Ga.

Langston Hughes is looking to finish the regular season with one loss, as Tavaris Dice and the Panthers host Lovejoy in the finale. The Panthers have dominated all opponents since their loss to Douglas County and have shut out three of their last four opponents. They'll face a Lovejoy team that averages less than 20 points per game this week.

A.L. Brown (4-5) @ Concord (4-5)

Date: Friday, Nov. 1

Time: 6 p.m. CST

Location: Robert C. Bailey Stadium — Concord, N.C.

Once with a 4-2 record, Brown has lost three in a row and is on the verge of a losing season. Tai Buster will look to help his team reach .500 in the regular season finale as the Wonders travel to face Concord, which is also seeking to even up its record. It's the same exact scenario for Concord and one of these teams will end their three-game losing streak Friday night.

Bixby (7-1) @ Deer Creek (6-2)

Date: Friday, Nov. 1

Time: 7 p.m. CST

Location: Tyler Tidwell Stadium — Edmond, Ok.

Broderick Shull and Bixby take their high-powered offense on the road this week, as the Spartans ride a seven-game win streak into a matchup with Deer Creek. The Antlers (accurately named) begun the season 6-0 before dropping their last two games by multiple scores. However, both were on the road and Deer Creek has a seven-game home win streak that dates back to last season.

Brother Rice (6-3) @ Fenwick (7-2)

Date: Friday, Nov. 1

Time: 7:30 p.m. CST

Location: Triton College — River Grove, Illi.

It's playoff time for Nathaniel Marshall and Fenwick. The Friars earned the No. 12 seed in the Class 7A Illinois playoffs and will host 21-seed Brother Rice to open up the postseason. Brother Rice is one of the hotter teams heading into the playoffs. The Crusaders lost the first three games of the season but have since rattled off six wins in a row.

Lakewood (4-4) @ Osceola (7-2)

Date: Friday, Nov. 1

Time: 6:30 p.m. CST

Location: Osceola HS Stadium — Kissimmee, Fla.

It's senior night for Elijah Melendez, as Osceola hosts Lakewood. The Kowboys have won four in a row, with the defense giving up single digits in three of them, as Melendez nears 50 tackles on the season.

Choctawhatchee (7-2) @ Enterprise (6-3)

Date: Friday, Nov. 1

Time: 7 p.m. CST

Location: Wildcat Stadium — Enterprise, Ala.

Two Auburn commits face each other this week, as cornerback Dante Core and Choctawhatchee travel to face safety Eric Winters and Enterprise. Choctawhatchee's won four in a row, but its two losses this season are to non-district opponents. Meanwhile, Enterprise is looking to keep its recent momentum and get another win before the playoffs.

Brentwood (8-1) @ Ravenwood (9-0)

Date: Friday, Nov. 1

Time: 7 p.m. CST

Location: Ravenwood Football Stadium — Brentwood, Tenn.

One week after Ravenwood faced its toughest test of the season, another one comes to town. This time it's the cross-town rival. Donovan Starr and the Raptors host Brentwood, which is looking to spoil Ravenwood's perfect season. Brentwood's defense has been the story this year. Throughout its seven-game win streak, only two teams have scored in double figures and neither put up more than 14.

IMG Academy (6-1) @ St. Frances (6-3)

Date: Friday, Nov. 1

Time: 6 p.m. CST

Location: Hughes Stadium — Baltimore, Md.

Auburn's trio of St. Frances commits — Bryce Deas, Blake Woodby, Wayne Henry — play national powerhouse IMG Academy this week. The IMG Academy boasts a strong roster of future D-1 players, including Missouri commit Donovan Olugbode, SMU commit Ty Hawkins, Miami commit Gavin Nix, five-star Nathaniel Owusu Boateng and Ohio State commit London Merritt, just to highlight a few.

Cottage Hill Christian (2-7) @ St. Luke's Episcopal (4-4)

Date: Friday, Nov. 1

Time: 7 p.m. CST

Location: West Mobile Park — Mobile, Ala.

It's not been the most successful season for Cottage Hill, which has won just two games this year. However, Shadarius Toodle and the Warriors will look to end the year as winners, traveling to St. Luke's for the season finale. St. Luke's will be looking for a win ahead of next week's playoff matchup with Highland Home and Jakaleb Faulk.

Gulf Shores (3-6) @ Murphy (0-9)

Date: Friday, Nov. 1

Time: 7 p.m. CST

Location: Ladd-Peebles Stadium — Mobile, Ala.

Even though Gulf Shores' 6A debut has not gone how the defending 5A state champs envisioned, there's a solid chance that Jamichael Garrett and the Dolphins end the year with a win. They'll travel to face Murphy, which is winless this season and has been blown out in every game. Only once this year were the Panthers able to keep it within one score.

BYE: 2025 RB Alvin Henderson, 2025 OL Kail Ellis, 2025 DL Malik Autry, 2025 DL Jourdin Crawford, 2025 DL Antonio Coleman, 2025 DE Jared Smith, 2025 LB Jakaleb Faulk, 2025 S Anquon Fegans, 2025 P John McGuire, 2026 WR Denairius Gray

SEASON OVER: 2026 DE Hezekiah Harris

OUT: 2025 CB Devin Williams