Those watching and attending Auburn’s game against Tulane on Saturday noticed one major thing missing: the time of the game.
Auburn’s clock inside Jordan-Hare Stadium was broken, so there was no time shown inside the stadium or to viewers watching on TV. Here’s what it looked like:
Auburn needs to fix the game clock before they ever think about fixing our logo #TrueAU #RidefortheBrand pic.twitter.com/U65LHMVzXH
— Captain Plainsman (@Capt_Plainsman) September 7, 2019
Clock not working. Auburn not clicking, either.
Tulane 3, Auburn 0 after the first quarter in Jordan-Hare. pic.twitter.com/VlNrlDLwWB
— Auburn Gold Mine (@AUGoldMine) September 8, 2019
The game time was being kept by referees on the field while the clock wasn’t working.
The game went without a working clock in the stadium through the first quarter and into the first few minutes of the second quarter before it was resolved. You wonder how this sort of thing happens on a game day, but it does.
