Even the refs feel sorry for us

[Piggie Smalls]

How far as this team fallen? Even the zebras are taking pity on us, because that's the only logical explanation I can think of for them picking up the flag on that kickoff return. Two blatant holds but the refs knew we were done, so they gave the Hogs a break because they knew Auburn wasn't going to, I mean how low can this team go?

[Großer Kriegschwein]

That block was razor thin. Could have went either way.

[Arkansas Fan]

The thing is our guy didn't have to hit the Auburn player at all, Warren was ahead enough to score.

[EastexHawg]

If you throw that flag, how do you decide to pick it up?  It was a blatant block in the back.

I'm also not sure how kick catch interference wasn't called on the punt that was knocked through the back of the end zone.

[Cylinder]

I'm also not sure how kick catch interference wasn't called on the punt that was knocked through the back of the end zone.

That was egregious. I'm still scratching my head on that one.

[moses_007]

That block was razor thin. Could have went either way.

The block was in the side of the Auburn player, not in his back. 

[Iwastherein1969]

How far as this team fallen? Even the zebras are taking pity on us, because that's the only logical explanation I can think of for them picking up the flag on that kickoff return. Two blatant holds but the refs knew we were done, so they gave the Hogs a break because they knew Auburn wasn't going to, I mean how low can this team go?

you just...    remember the days back in 2009 when the SEC office was so scared we were going to take FLorida and the great Timmy Tebow out and the refs had to blatantly cheat in favor of Florida...that ref crew had to sit out two weeks if memory serves...now, they won't call a block in the back on a touchdown against us out of pity, like Bob Dylan once wrote, "the times, they are a changin' "

[PORKULATOR]

Blocked in the back, held by wr's, hit/tugged early and often by dbs... They're pitying the crap out of us.

[Hoggish1]

The thing is our guy didn't have to hit the Auburn player at all, Warren was ahead enough to score easily.

[BoynamedWooPigSooie]

The thing is our guy didn't have to hit the Auburn player at all, Warren was ahead enough to score.

We have an extreme amount of dumb football players on this team.  Situational awareness is very bad on this squad and that is a direct result of the coaching they receive.

[LJHOG]

The thing is our guy didn't have to hit the Auburn player at all

A block he wouldn't make, if he played for Alabama.  At least not twice.

[BassinHawg]

The block was in the side of the Auburn player, not in his back. 

The one at the end WAS in the back!

[hogcard1964]

How far as this team fallen? Even the zebras are taking pity on us, because that's the only logical explanation I can think of for them picking up the flag on that kickoff return. Two blatant holds but the refs knew we were done, so they gave the Hogs a break because they knew Auburn wasn't going to, I mean how low can this team go?

There was one definite block in the back on that play, and possibly another one.  They did take pity on us a bit.

[hawgdavis]

That was egregious. I'm still scratching my head on that one.

The player was engaged in a block and the Auburn blocker is
The one that actually made first contact with the returner.

[texas tush hog]

The player was engaged in a block and the Auburn blocker is
The one that actually made first contact with the returner.

Fact, I thought the same thing until I watched the replay.

[Grizzlyfan]

We could be Kansas.  They actually played TCU with a running clock in the second half. 

[hogsanity]

The one at the end WAS in the back!

Definitely. Did you see the reaction of one of our other players trailing the play? HE saw the block and put his hands on his head because he knew how stupid it was.

I am not going to pick on the guy making the block because I see that happen on long returns all the time, for whatever reason guys 10, 15, 20 yards behind the play think they need to wipe someone out for no reason at all.

[Occams Razorback]

I was sitting in that corner of the end zone and it was absolutely a block in the back - fellow next to me just figured they picked up the flag because the block was behind the returner and didn't affect the play - no doubt it was a block in the back and he didn't need to do it

[havok]

Definitely. Did you see the reaction of one of our other players trailing the play? HE saw the block and put his hands on his head because he knew how stupid it was.

I am not going to pick on the guy making the block because I see that happen on long returns all the time, for whatever reason guys 10, 15, 20 yards behind the play think they need to wipe someone out for no reason at all.

I saw that too.. I think it was Grant Morgan who saw and threw up the "oh No!!!" hands.... he clearly thought it was a block in the back by his attitude.

[hawg1221]

We have an extreme amount of dumb football players on this team.  Situational awareness is very bad on this squad and that is a direct result of the coaching they receive.

I won't say dumb, but situational awareness is extremely poor. That's another reason why bad things always seem to happen, even when we have the momentum.

[Arthur pigby sellers.]

The thing is our guy didn't have to hit the Auburn player at all, Warren was ahead enough to score.

Sign of a poorly coached team.

[EastexHawg]

The player was engaged in a block and the Auburn blocker is
The one that actually made first contact with the returner.

The Razorback defender made definite contact with an Auburn returner who had signaled for a fair catch.  What difference does it make if he pushed an Auburn blocker into him virtually simultaneously?

[EastexHawg]

I saw that too.. I think it was Grant Morgan who saw and threw up the "oh No!!!" hands.... he clearly thought it was a block in the back by his attitude.

One of the officials saw it and threw a flag.  Again, the question is...how do you decide to pick it up?  There is no rule that says it's not really a penalty if it's behind the play.