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A bit late on this, but at spring meetings the conference passed raising the fines any school would receive for fans rushing the field or court after a game:
This is up from the previous fines of $5,000, $25,000, and $50,000.
SEC schools to face fines up to $250K for fans rushing the field/court | AL.com
Fans rushing the field or court this year could cost some SEC programs a quarter of a million dollars.
As the SEC's annual spring meetings came to a close here at the Sandestin Beach Hilton in Destin, Florida, one of the pieces of legislation the league passed on Friday will substantially increase the fines for fans' post-game celebrations that violate the league's on-field policy.
First-time violators of the rule now face a $50,000 fine 10 times more than the previous cost for first-time offenders. An SEC school's second offense is now $100,000 and third-time offenders face a fine of $250,000, the same amount violators will be billed for each subsequent offense.
Incoming commissioner Greg Sankey, who will officially succeed Mike Slive on June 1, may also apply additional penalties as necessary.
This is up from the previous fines of $5,000, $25,000, and $50,000.
SEC schools to face fines up to $250K for fans rushing the field/court | AL.com