I don’t think @AuburnFootball needs to brag about 3star recruits that flip from USF. I’m sure they are great athletes, but I doubt that talent pool is going to take us far in the SEC.
Auburn had Alabama stopped twice on the Crimson Tide's game-winning drive.
Unfortunately, SEC officials popped up their ugly head again, something that is not new to the Tigers this season.
https://t.co/QUsGrgQvKa
@AUFAMILY 💯 agree. 🔥🥶 AU settled for mediocrity when 🥶 was hired and this season is exactly what we should expect with him as the coach. 🔥🥶 if we had an offensive coaching staff on par with the defense and got 🥶 out of play calling we might have a shot to be decent. But still 🔥🥶
Again. Not one to blame refs for a loss and recognize that Auburns struggles mainly lie in coaching. But for @SECOfficiating to publicly acknowledge horrendous officiating in two of Auburn’s games where the outcome was drastically affected by those calls is unprecedented.
Veteran SEC official Ken Williamson has been permanently suspended from officiating conference games, sources tell Yellowhammer News.
The decision to remove the longtime referee comes in the immediate wake of an SEC review of eleven complaints against Williamson and his crew during the Auburn-Georgia game earlier this month. According to sources, nine of those complaints were validated by conference officials.
Yellowhammer News’ requests for comment from the Southeastern Conference went unreturned on Tuesday.
Auburn’s matchup with Georgia included unusually high-profile penalty calls.
Read more here: https://t.co/IXsUcz45ay
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What do you think, @GregSankey? Are you going to be transparent like @ACCFootball or continue to make controversial replay decisions (that often defy logic) in the shadows? It’s time for a process that allows for accountability. @SECOfficiating needs replay transparency NOW.
It’s not often that officiating is so bad that the conference issues a statement about being wrong. And this wasn’t the only game changing call they made.