Georgia State coach Shawn Elliott insinuated that No. 23  Auburn benefitted from some home cooking from SEC officials when a late review upheld a questionable Tigers' reception which set up the game-winning touchdown late in the fourth quarter. Trailing by five at home on Saturday, Auburn quarterback TJ Finley threw a 19-yard pass to  John Samuel Shenker. The play was reviewed and a replay appeared to show the ball hit the turf. Instead, officials confirmed that it was a catch, setting up first-and-goal. Three plays later, Finley scrambled and threw a 10-yard touchdown to Shedrick Jackson to take the lead with 45 seconds left. Auburn held on to win  34-24. Elliott, who is familiar with SEC officiating having been an assistant at  South Carolina from 2010 to 2016, insinuated that Auburn benefitted from having SEC referees calling the game. "They had a little bit of help on that review where the ball was incomplete," Elliott said....