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The UT Police Department arrested 18 people, while 47 people were removed from the game, according to preliminary records, WVLT News in Knoxville reported. Following completion of this review and prior to Tennessee's next home football game, the university shall provide a report to the league office to summarize its efforts to identify and penalize offenders and its plan to enact policies to prevent future similar incidents while ensuring compliance with conference standards.

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Review and update its athletics department game management procedures and alcohol availability policies to prevent a recurrence of Saturday night's disruption, which shall include an evaluation of agreed-upon SEC sportsmanship, game management and alcohol policies to verify full compliance with existing standards.

All individuals identified as having been involved in disrupting the game shall be prohibited from attending Tennessee athletics events for the remainder of the 2021-22 academic and athletic year.

Be required to use all available resources, including security, stadium and television video, to identify individuals who threw objects onto the playing field or at the opposing team.

The SEC is not suspending alcohol sales privileges for the University of Tennessee "at this time," according to the release, but reserves the right to do so if UT fails to meet all of the requirements handed down by the league. We will also re-engage our membership in further review of the alcohol availability policy to consider additional measures for the sale and management of alcohol while providing the appropriate environment for collegiate competition." We will use this opportunity to reemphasize to each SEC member the importance of providing a safe environment even with the intensity of competition that occurs every week. "Today's actions are consistent with the oversight assigned by the membership to the SEC office, including the financial penalty and review of alcohol availability. "The disruption of Saturday night's game is unacceptable and cannot be repeated on any SEC campus," Sankey said in a statement. In addition to the fine, SEC commissioner Greg Sankey set forth requirements that Tennessee must adhere to under the sportsmanship, game management and alcohol availability policies established by the SEC. Objects were being thrown from both the lower and upper decks and primarily from the sections where students normally sit.

The Ole Miss players were moved away from the sideline to the middle of the field, while the Tennessee cheerleaders also were evacuated from the sideline and the Tennessee marching band was relocated from its normal place in the stands. Tennessee had just been stopped on fourth down after a questionable spot by officials. With 54 seconds to play, the game was stopped for 20 minutes when fans began showering the Ole Miss sideline with bottles, cans and other projectiles, including a golf ball that hit Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin. The Southeastern Conference announced Monday that it was assessing Tennessee a $250,000 fine in the aftermath of fans throwing bottles and other debris onto the field last Saturday at Neyland Stadium near the end of Volunteers' 31-26 loss to Ole Miss. SEC fines Tennessee Volunteers $250K for fan behavior at end of loss to Ole Miss RebelsĬollege Football, Tennessee Volunteers, Ole Miss Rebels

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