Hugh Freeze’s Daughter Calls Upon The Lord To Mock Kirby Smart For Bizarre Timeout Controversy

Hugh Freeze thought Kirby Smart called a timeout during Saturday’s college football game between Auburn and Georgia. As did his daughter.

Madi Freeze mocked SEC officials at church on Sunday.

The head coach’s youngest child made sure to clap for the pastor. However, her hands came together to form a T as she clapped instead of the standard palm to palm form.

Did Kirby Smart call a timeout?

There was no bigger controversy in college football than the timeout that was not called on the Plains.

Georgia was about to get called for a delay of game penalty early in the fourth quarter. Smart appeared to signal for a timeout just moments before the clock expired.

The officials stopped the game because it looked like he called a timeout to avoid the penalty.

However, Smart seemed to deny that he was calling a timeout. He was rewarded for the denial.

Not only did the Bulldogs avoid the delay of game penalty, they were allowed to keep their timeout and got a fresh play clock. It was a bizarre sequence of events.

Upon further review, the situation might’ve been different than initially portrayed.

Rather than trying to call a timeout, Smart was actually trying to alert the officials to some tomfoolery. Auburn’s defensive back was clapping to simulate the snap, which should be a penalty.

Here is where it gets murky…

There is no doubt that Kirby Smart was legitimately clapping at first, not signaling for a timeout. But he might’ve been forced to call a timeout after the officials did not throw the flag on the Tigers.