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Auburn Tigers football head coach Hugh Freeze has come under fire this offseason, not for play-calling or player development, but for spending time on the golf course. As the program works to rebound from a rocky year, Freeze’s perceived lack of urgency has ignited criticism from fans and media alike. But now, SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey has stepped in to push back.
Speaking on the “The Opening Kickoff” podcast, Sankey addressed the backlash, saying the criticism of Freeze has been exaggerated.
“It’s healthy for me to go outside and play golf,” the SEC commissioner said.
“I think the criticism [of Freeze] is misplaced.”
Freeze, who led Auburn to a 5-7 record and just two SEC wins in his first year, has been under pressure as the 2026 recruiting class lags behind rivals. The situation worsened when two Auburn football players were arrested within the last month, raising discipline concerns inside the program.
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