Iconic college football celebrations can be fun — but if they involve students storming the field, they’re going to cost your school.
On Sunday, the Southeastern Conference fined LSU $250,000 for allowing students to storm the field after the team beat Ole Miss.
The punishment is part of a conference-wide policy that assigns progressively more expensive penalties for every time a team lets students onto the field. A first offense costs $50,000. A second costs $100,000.
LSU appears intent on leading the pack with a third infraction.
But the Tigers aren’t the only team that owes six figures for rowdy festivities. Last week, when Tennessee upset Alabama, the conference office fined the Vols $100,000.
Vols men’s basketball coach Bruce Pearl, however, tweeted that the fine was “worth every penny!”
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