SEC fines Ole Miss $250,000 for fan conduct during Georgia game
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 10, 2026, 2:38 PM
Last updated Nov 10, 2026
The SEC levied a $250,000 fine against Ole Miss on November 9 after fans threw trash onto the field during a game against Georgia. The incidents occurred following questionable penalties in the second quarter, leading to a game delay. Ole Miss athletic director Keith Carter did not provide comments about the situation. The SEC's response also included a warning about the potential suspension of alcohol sales at athletic events due to the incident. Ole Miss is set to play Oklahoma on November 14.
- •Ole Miss fined $250,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct by fans.
- •Trash was thrown on the field following penalties in the second quarter.
- •Game against Georgia ended with Ole Miss losing 42-7.
- •SEC may suspend alcohol sales at Ole Miss events.
- •Rebels will face Oklahoma in their next game on November 14.
- 2:38 PMYahoo Sports — Ole Miss fans threw trash on field. Now the SEC is making Rebels pay
"The SEC fined Ole Miss $250,000 after fans threw trash on the field against Georgia, with alcohol sales now potentially at risk.
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