South Carolina Suspends DJ for Playing Song by LSU Player's Late Father After Game

The university apologized to Flau'jae Johnson and LSU, calling the song choice inappropriate and disrespectful.

South Carolina's DJ T.O. played a song by Camoflauge, the late father of LSU player Flau'jae Johnson, after the Gamecocks defeated LSU 66-56 on Friday night.
Camoflauge, a Savannah-based rapper, was killed in 2003, six months before Johnson's birth; she has since pursued a music career in his honor.
The university suspended DJ T.O. for the next home game and stated they would provide further education on their expectations for her conduct.
Johnson criticized the song choice on social media, calling it disrespectful, while DJ T.O. apologized, claiming the decision was unintentional.
South Carolina emphasized the importance of maintaining respect in sports rivalries and expressed regret over the incident.