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Arkansas to Implement New Field Rush Policy for 2025 Season

The 3-minute delay allows visiting teams to exit before fans rush the field to comply with SEC rules and prevent fines up to $500,000 per incident, Arkansas officials said.

  • On August 20, 2025, Arkansas introduced a policy that delays fans from entering Reynolds Razorback Stadium's field for three minutes after major victories.
  • The policy follows the SEC's May 2025 update increasing fines to $500,000 per field rush incident to improve safety and compliance.
  • The new rule places a three-minute countdown on stadium video boards to let visiting teams, staff, and officials clear the field first.
  • Arkansas Athletics Director Hunter Yurachek emphasized that protecting both our own players and those from opposing teams is a top priority for everyone involved.
  • This policy aims to prevent costly fines, with Arkansas having paid $700,000 in four fines since 2021, and to allow safe fan celebrations after wins.
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Arkansas football to allow field rushing, but only after 3-minute delay to avoid $500,000 fines

Arkansas football will allow fans to rush the field following big wins, but only after a delay so the Razorbacks can avoid hefty fines.

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The Washington Post broke the news in on Wednesday, August 20, 2025.
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