Auburn dropped its SEC opener to Arkansas on Saturday, but coach Hugh Freeze says the result would be different if they played the game again. Freeze believes he had the better team last weekend, but Arkansas athletic director Hunter Yurachek begs to differ.

Arkansas football trolled Auburn's Hugh Freeze after the head coach diminished the Razorbacks' win over the Tigers this weekend.

The Tigers coach made quite the statement on his weekly talk show following Saturday's loss to the Razorbacks.

For the second time in three games, Auburn quarterbacks threw four interceptions in its SEC-opening loss to Arkansas.

Auburn is the nation's No. 27 team in total offense through the season's opening four weeks, but its almost dead-last -- 131st -- in turnover margin at minus-10.

Auburn traveled to Fayetteville for last season’s matchup, putting a 48-10 beating on the Razorbacks, the peak of Auburn’s three-game winning streak. While that win was impressive at the time for Auburn, Freeze acknowledged that blowouts like that are rare in SEC play.

The Arkansas football team took down SEC rival Auburn with a strong defensive performance on Saturday, besting the Tigers 24-14. Despite the loss, Hugh

Despite finishing with more total yards, the Tigers committed five turnovers, including throwing four interceptions. Arkansas used that in its jab back at the Tigers, posting a video on its X (formerly known as Twitter) account of defensive back Jayden Johnson intercepting a Hank Brown pass.

Auburn coach Hugh Freeze made it clear that the Tigers lost to a lesser team when they fell 24-14 to Arkansas on Saturday at Jordan-Hare Stadium.