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SEC Fines South Carolina $500,000 for Allowing Fans to Storm the Field After Beating Tennessee

Video shows players and fans in postgame altercations as the SEC levies a $500,000 field-storming penalty on South Carolina.

  • On Sunday, the Southeastern Conference fined South Carolina $500,000 for allowing fans to storm the field following Saturday's 27-24 victory over Tennessee at Williams-Brice Stadium. The penalty funds will be paid directly to the Volunteers per SEC policy.
  • Logistics at Williams-Brice Stadium delayed Tennessee's exit as thousands of fans pushed through hedges to access the field, creating chaotic conditions that video captured showing multiple altercations between players and supporters.
  • Videos show Tennessee linebacker Jeremiah Telander appearing to throw a punch at a South Carolina player, while defensive lineman Daevin Hobbs shoved a fan carrying team equipment and fans taunted Kedric Golston.
  • Tennessee, fined $500,000 last week for its own field storming against Alabama, effectively breaks even as the penalty funds transfer to the Volunteers per SEC policy.
  • SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey may reduce the $500,000 fine to $100,000 if South Carolina proves a full prevention attempt was instituted, following the conference's 2025 policy hardening designed to protect fans and players.
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The Leaf Chronicle broke the news on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
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