Hugh Freeze and Auburn's Struggle
Auburn coach Hugh Freeze was visibly frustrated during the game against No. 10 Georgia.
The Tigers had a dominant first-half defensive effort, but were hindered by questionable officiating from the 8-man conference crew and replay official.
The Tigers were on the wrong end of penalties and reversals, dealt against them like they were being spit out of a dubious blackjack shuffle machine.
This incident occurred just three weeks after a similar situation at Oklahoma, where Auburn felt they were wrongly denied a game-altering penalty.
Author's summary: Auburn's game against Georgia was marred by questionable officiating.
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