LSU Fined $100,000 by SEC for Court Storming Incident

The fine follows a dramatic victory over Kentucky, highlighting safety concerns.

LSU was fined $100,000 by the Southeastern Conference after fans stormed the court following a last-second victory over No. 17 Kentucky.
The fine was imposed under the SEC's revised 'access to competition area' policy, aimed at ensuring the safety of participants and spectators.
This is LSU's first offense under the policy, with subsequent offenses incurring higher penalties.
The fine must be paid to the opposing institution, meaning Kentucky will receive the $100,000.
Safety concerns around court storming have increased this season, highlighted by an incident involving Iowa's Caitlin Clark.