Arkansas trolls Hugh Freeze, Arkansas with ‘Frozen’ reference

Auburn‘s social media team can get creative due to the last name of Hugh Freeze. Graphics usually center around being in the cold and nothing was different heading into the Arkansas matchup. One was posted of a frozen Jordan-Hare Stadium with a massive tiger overlooking a razorback on the field.

Well, those can come back to bite as well when losses occur. Arkansas decided to take full advantage, having some fun of their own on social media. The Disney movie Frozen was even included in the caption as a door was open to find a block of ice with the letter ‘L’ on there.

A simple and fun way for Arkansas after going on the road and getting a win to open up the SEC portion of their schedule. “Cold never bothered us anyway” read the tweet moments after the clocks hit zero.

You can check out the full post from Arkanas’ official X account here.

Cold never bothered us anyway https://t.co/CBw3k8dXor pic.twitter.com/LOmvUx1uBs
— Arkansas Razorback Football (@RazorbackFB) September 21, 2024

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