The Southeastern Conference is changing its policy regarding fines for field and court storming but giving home teams some ...

The fine is part of the SEC’s recently updated field- and court-storming guidelines. Schools are fined $100,000 for a first offense, $250,000 for a second offense and $500,000 for every offense ...

The Rebels were fined $500,000 for fans rushing the court immediately after the victory, the SEC announced Friday, with that money going to Tennessee. The school was also cited for an object that ...

A win that would normally be celebrated with students and fans storming the court was instead met with one young fan participating in the world’s loneliest court storm. Down goes No. 1 Auburn ...

Now, here’s Mike Sykes. Good morning, Winners! The SEC may have figured out the secret to crushing court storming after upset college basketball wins. Well, it's not really a secret. They're ...

Afterward, Mississippi State fans stormed the court to celebrate the win. However, the school will not be fined by the SEC. Why Mississippi State won’t be fined for storming court vs Texas A&M ...

Scheyer emphasized the need for the ACC to implement measures to ensure player safety during court-storming incidents. The ACC currently lacks specific rules addressing fans rushing onto the court ...

On the gridiron, the university was fined $100,000 for the field storming after Vandy’s win against No. 1 Alabama. If another court-storming occurs, Vandy will be fined by the Southeastern ...

Vanderbilt has officially been fined $500,000 for storming the court after beating Kentucky, the conference announced Sunday. Saturday's court storming after a 74-69 win over the Wildcats was the ...

The SEC has fined Vanderbilt $500,000 for fans storming the court at Memorial Gymnasium after the Commodores men’s basketball team upset No. 9 Kentucky 74-69 on Saturday. It’s Vanderbilt’s ...

Per the SEC's policy, Tennessee received the $250,000. Here's how much Vanderbilt will owe Kentucky after storming the court: How much will Vanderbilt owe Kentucky after court storming?