Hugh Freeze really wanted to give Molly McGrath his opinion after a first half in which Auburn was robbed of a touchdown, and the officials caused the last two minutes of the game to last literally 38 minutes.
The Auburn coach held his tongue, though, at least for the most part.
“I have no clue how [the ball] didn't break the plane, no clue."pic.twitter.com/D40gI69JN2
— Rosie Langello-Hodgens (@RosieLangello) October 12, 2025
In one of the most controversial calls you will see, Jackson Arnold was ruled to have fumbled before crossing the goal line on a touchdown that would have put Auburn up 16-0 in the first half against No. 10 Georgia. Despite replays showing he had crossed the goal line with the ball, SEC officials upheld the call and gave the ball to Georgia.
At halftime, Freeze and Auburn athletic director John Cohen were seen giving SEC officials the business.
Auburn AD John Cohen was absolutely livid at head referee Ken Williamson at the end of the half.
— Brad Logan (@BradLoganCOTE) October 12, 2025
Both he and Hugh Freeze were blasting Williamson.
Auburn leads Georgia 10-7 at the half. pic.twitter.com/s3zcB9zl6P
“We’re due a break one of these damn times," Freeze told McGrath.
Auburn leads the Bulldogs 10-3 at halftime.