After multiple questionable calls in Auburn's 20-10 loss, including a potential 17-point swing from a disputed fumble, Freeze had direct conversations with SEC leadership.

Auburn ended up on the wrong side of a controversial call late in the first half against Georgia and social media is abuzz.

The Auburn Tigers have lost three in a row to three straight top ten ranked teams in the country. Facing Oklahoma, Texas A&M, and Georgia back to back to back was a bit rough, but Hugh Freeze and company finally at least got a significant win off the field.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/auburn as Auburn Named Favorite to Win Upcoming SEC Matchup.

Auburn athletic director John Cohen is livid with SEC officials after the Tigers were on the wrong end of another controversial call.

"I talked to no one at the SEC, office-wise, and I stand by what I talked about after the game," Smart said. "I'm worried about Ole Miss."

Georgia iced the game following a 10-yard rushing touchdown from Stockton to give the Bulldogs a 20-10 win. The Bulldogs have now won nine consecutive games over Auburn as of Saturday. Georgia improved to 5-1 with the win, while Auburn is now 3-3 after the loss. The Bulldogs take on No. 4 Ole Miss next, and Auburn plays No. 14 Missouri.

How the SEC standings shape up after Georgia's 20-10 road win over Auburn. The Bulldogs are already 3-1 in the SEC