Florida State has yet to release an official update, but multiple social media accounts indicated that White, who had two catches for five yards, was unharmed after the storming.
Seminoles head coach Mike Norvell offered reassurance postgame. “We got everybody in the locker room,” he said.
According to ESPN, others may not have been so lucky.
“While no players or coaches were apparently injured, witnesses saw at least one fan being taken off the field on a stretcher and at least a dozen others being tended to by stadium personnel.”
The chaos happened so quickly that Virginia head coach Tony Elliott didn’t even get a chance to shake Norvell’s hand.
“I hope that nobody got injured,” Elliott said. “You don’t want to see that. I hate that I didn’t get a chance to go shake Coach Norvell’s hand, because I’ve got a tremendous amount of respect for him and what he’s done with that program.”
But the celebration will come with financial consequences. The ACC this summer installed a new policy concerning field storms that includes escalating fines. Because this was Virginia’s first violation, the penalty will likely be $50,000. A second would jump to $100,000, and a third or more over a two-year period would reach $200,000.