Bobby Petrino calls out SEC officials for no-call in Arkansas' loss to Missouri

A flag for targeting was not thrown. Green was sacked on the next play, which led to an Arkansas punt and a subsequent punt return touchdown for Missouri that essentially iced the game. 

Bobby Petrino speaks out on the no-call

"I tried to get them (officials) to review that play and see if they would call upstairs and see about it, and they just ignored me," Arkansas interim head coach Bobby Petrino said about the play in his postgame news conference. "Guys upstairs said it definitely was a targeting, no question about it."

"Taylen's had a tough time all year," Petrino continued. "Going into the year, you always get these little packets that say, 'in the SEC, we're going to emphasize protecting quarterbacks.' I didn't think they lived up to it very well."

Had the play been deemed targeting, Arkansas would've extended the drive with a first down and had a chance to drive down the field and take the lead in the fourth quarter. 

Arkansas was flagged for 16 penalties for 121 yards on Saturday, while Missouri incurred only five penalties for 45 yards.