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Big 12 Fines UCF $100K After 'Discriminatory Chants Directed at BYU'
The conference said the fine will fund student education initiatives and added automatic penalties for future discriminatory conduct.
- The Big 12 fined UCF $100,000 over discriminatory, anti-religious chants directed at BYU fans during a football game.
- UCF issued scoreboard and public-address warnings, dispatched security, and removed some participants, according to the Big 12.
- The fine will support student education initiatives, while the conference did not penalize UCF for the field storming because proper exit protocols were followed.
- The Big 12 introduced stricter rules, including game penalties, additional fines, and academic-year bans for ejected fans.
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Big 12 fines UCF $100K after 'discriminatory chants directed at BYU'
The Big 12 Conference has issued a $100,000 fine to the University of Central Florida after what it described as "discriminatory chants" directed at Brigham Young University while the Cougars played the Knights on Saturday.
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