Arizona State Fined $25,000 After Fans Storm Field Prematurely in BYU Victory

The chaotic ending of ASU's 28-23 win over BYU included a premature field storming, a 15-minute delay, and a Big 12 fine, with further investigations underway.

Arizona State University was fined $25,000 by the Big 12 Conference after fans stormed the field before the conclusion of their 28-23 win over BYU on Saturday.
The game was delayed for 15 minutes as officials cleared the field and reinstalled the goalposts to allow BYU to attempt a final Hail Mary, which ultimately fell short.
ASU athletic director Graham Rossini acknowledged the incident and stated that a donor had stepped up to cover the fine, urging fans to support the university’s NIL collective instead of rushing the field in the future.
The Big 12 is also investigating a leaked halftime video from BYU's locker room, recorded by an unauthorized individual, raising concerns about stadium security and privacy.
ASU, now ranked No. 14, faces Arizona in the Territorial Cup this weekend, with a potential Big 12 Championship Game berth on the line depending on tiebreaker scenarios.

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The Salt Lake Tribune