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There were plenty of people unhappy with the officials early in Saturday’s Auburn-Arkansas game, many of them Razorbacks fans. But there were also some unbiased observers who didn’t like what they saw.
That included SEC Network analyst and former Florida quarterback Tim Tebow, who took to Twitter to voice his frustration with the way things were going.
In the first quarter, the officiating crew for this game seemed to miss a fumble call. Auburn’s Jarquez Hunter appeared to lose the ball, with Arkansas players seeming to fall on it. Yet, the ball remained in the Tigers’ possession.
Then, Tebow weighed in:
As a die-hard fan of college football, it’s frustrating to watch some of these games being taken out of the player’s hands because of officiating. #AuburnVsArkansas
— Tim Tebow (@TimTebow) October 16, 2021
Not only did that missed call not go in Arkansas’ favor, but it was trailing Auburn, 14-3, with 3 minutes to go in the first half. But there’s still time for the Razorbacks to get back into the game and keep it competitive.
Jake Rill contributes to news coverage for Saturday Down South. He has covered the SEC since 2016.
