Ole Miss fined $250,000 by SEC after fans threw trash on field vs Georgia
The Clarion-Ledger • • sports
Key Points:
- Ole Miss football was fined $250,000 by the SEC for spectator misconduct involving debris thrown onto the field during their game against Georgia, which caused a five-minute delay.
- The fine was issued under SEC policies related to sportsmanship, game management, and alcohol availability, with potential suspension of alcohol sales reserved but not enacted.
- The debris-throwing incident mainly occurred near the Ole Miss student section, sparked by controversial officiating calls that upset fans during the game.
- Ole Miss lost the game 42-7 to Georgia and currently holds a 6-3 overall record, preparing next to face Oklahoma on November 14.
- Ole Miss athletic director Keith Carter declined to comment on the fine, and the SEC emphasized adherence to bylaws regarding alcohol and game management in its announcement.
