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Big 12 instituting potential in-game penalties for discriminatory conduct at sporting events

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 3h ago

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The Big 12 noted that UCF did exhibit proper pregame policies on Saturday and immediate actions were taken against the offending chanters during game against BYU, but the institution will still be fined $100,000 by the conference.

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