Bert tries to shed culpability, blame and misrepresents what you all watched...

"There was no intent on mine. Here's what happened, you're out on the field, there's a situation that happened when we get a turnover. A couple plays before that there was a little situation and some feistiness and I said to the officials, 'Hey, you should throw a flag and get this calmed down a little bit because guys were getting chippy' It was a big game. What happened is they came over to the sideline and 74 (Robinson) was in a tussle with (an Arkansas player) and they kinda got flipped out of bounds.

"I kinda knew, just as a coach, you feel these things coming and so one of the things I learned early on with coach (Hayden) Fry was when you're stepping in between players, especially if you have a game-like situation, to put your face to your players because it comes across as confrontational. So I jumped in front. ... I knew my players weren't going to touch me, I knew that.

"So I kinda jumped in front and then there's a lot of things going on. I know I got pushed out. I don't know if whatever happened, but I turned around and that's when I saw the flag and knew something happened. But the league told me it was more off of the action towards other players rather than anything directed towards my actions or him pushing me into my actions, or whatever it was."

Bielema laughed at the characterization of being an instigator in the incident.

"I'm not that quick," he told reporters in Fayetteville.

And the celebration dance?

"I probably to that 10 times a game when good things happen," Bielema said. That was a good thing. We had an interception that gave us the ball in their red zone, a chance to score. I would do that same dance if we did the same thing tomorrow. It wasn't a reaction to the penalty. It was more of a reaction to we just intercepted a pass ..."

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