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Big 12 fines Arizona State $50K for field storming after reigning conference champions beat Texas Tech at home

ASU scolded fans on the scoreboard as it happened, then celebrated the field rush with a dramatic social media video in the aftermath.

How much was Texas A&M football fined by SEC for feigning injury vs Arkansas?

The SEC announced on Tuesday, Oct. 21 that it has fined Texas A&M football for a player faking an injury vs. Arkansas. What to know:

UCLA flips 2026 safety CJ Lavender from Washington

Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei three-star safety CJ Lavender has flipped his commitment from Washington to UCLA, according to Rivals’ Hayes Fawcett. Pledged to the Huskies since March 21, Lavender is now set to stay in the Golden State. He joins a UCLA class that’s beginning to regain commitments after the firing of head coach […]

Steve Spurrier weighs in on Florida coaching candidates

If there's someone who knows what works at the University of Florida, it's the Head Ball Coach.

SEC fines Texas A&M for faking an injury vs. Arkansas

The Aggies are one of the nation's last unbeaten teams.

Texas Football offers 2027 four-star running back recruit Toray Davis

Longhorns make their interest in four-star recruit clear. Texas Football has offered 2027 running back Toray Davis.

Texas A&M receives substantial fine from the SEC under new 'feigning injuries' policy

After Texas A&M's 45-42 win over Arkansas, Texas A&M and HC Mike Elko were fined $50,000 for reportedly "feigning" an injury in the second half.

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Big 12 fines Arizona State $50K for field storming after reigning conference champions beat Texas Tech at home

How much was Texas A&M football fined by SEC for feigning injury vs Arkansas?

UCLA flips 2026 safety CJ Lavender from Washington

Steve Spurrier weighs in on Florida coaching candidates

SEC fines Texas A&M for faking an injury vs. Arkansas

Texas Football offers 2027 four-star running back recruit Toray Davis

Texas A&M receives substantial fine from the SEC under new 'feigning injuries' policy

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