OU Athletics investigates beverage can thrown at Kentucky players post-game
OU Athletics is addressing an incident that happened after Wednesday night's men's basketball contest against Kentucky.According to the statement, a beverage c
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Good. An apology should be made for that. In no way should it ever happen, but you cant control the actions of one dumbass fan that loses his shi(r)t. We can understand that. Review it, find the person responsible, take action to ban that person from attending another game ever again.
Good move by the Sooners in issuing an apology, I'll give them credit. It would be cool if they calmed down and came back to win some more games to make it into the NCAA tournament this year, they've played some good basketball this year, last night's game was a barnburner.
Go Big Blue !
Good move by the Sooners in issuing an apology, I'll give them credit. It would be cool if they calmed down and came back to win some more games to make it into the NCAA tournament this year, they've played some good basketball this year, last night's game was a barnburner.
Go Big Blue !
Classy. Chippy and emotional game at the end. No reason for a fan to ever do that, though.
I halfway expected this to be them complaining about something, but good on them. Hopefully that fan is banned.
I re watched the film.
Pretty sure it was this guy.
Pretty sure it was this guy.
We will see if anyone is blamed for throwing the bottle. I really don't we will hear anymore about it.
They're lucky Pope chills or it could've got Malice at the Palace real fast. Oweh and BG slammin okies like Batman and Robin
Maybe but come on, I’ve been almost blackout drunk and I’ve never throw a beer an at anyone. Maybe the ole crayon muncher a bit much. I know all drunks are different but if you get that smashed in a 2 hour game you have issues or are a student.
Please send Anyone with information is asked to email oah@ou.edu. I would crack up if you sent them that picture. This is who did it!
Wonder if they’ll ever find them. Unless they've got a better angle or unless someone comes forward (which I doubt they will) they mey get away with it.
You and I wouldn't but the 10 percenters would, plus I'm sure there was a good amount of day drinkin' involved with the 8pm local start time. You're just asking for it.
The only reason I mentioned it was because I was listening to the post game and Jones said..."they had dollar beer night and free tacos and still couldn't fill the place....new worst environment in the SEC".
That’s crazy, I’d go watch a Louisville game of tickets were cheap and they offered that.
I heard that Doug Shows just now requested a monitor review to see if he is the one who tossed the beer
In a major disciplinary action, the NCAA has fined the Oklahoma Sooners $400,000 for what it termed as “gross misconduct in relation to crowd control” following their game against the Kentucky Wildcats. The decision comes after an intense matchup that saw the Wildcats edge out the Sooners with a narrow 83-82 victory. However, the game was overshadowed by incidents involving the Oklahoma crowd, whose actions have drawn widespread condemnation from the sports community.
In a major disciplinary action, the NCAA has fined the Oklahoma Sooners $400,000 for what it termed as “gross misconduct in relation to crowd control” following their game against the Kentucky Wildcats. The decision comes after an intense matchup that saw the Wildcats edge out the Sooners with a narrow 83-82 victory. However, the game was overshadowed by incidents involving the Oklahoma crowd, whose actions have drawn widespread condemnation from the sports community.
The controversy stems from what the NCAA described as “unacceptable chants” directed at Kentucky’s guard Otega Oweh. Throughout the game, sections of the Oklahoma crowd engaged in disruptive behavior, with chants that were deemed inappropriate and in violation of NCAA’s sportsmanship regulations. The hostility reached a level that prompted intervention from both game officials and Oklahoma’s coaching staff.
“This shouldn’t have a place in our sport,” an NCAA spokesperson said in a statement. “Sportsmanship is a fundamental value of collegiate athletics, and what we witnessed was not only a breach of conduct but a failure in ensuring a safe and respectful competitive environment.”
In a major disciplinary action, the NCAA has fined the Oklahoma Sooners $400,000 for what it termed as “gross misconduct in relation to crowd control” following their game against the Kentucky Wildcats. The decision comes after an intense matchup that saw the Wildcats edge out the Sooners with a narrow 83-82 victory. However, the game was overshadowed by incidents involving the Oklahoma crowd, whose actions have drawn widespread condemnation from the sports community.
Incident Overview
The controversy stems from what the NCAA described as “unacceptable chants” directed at Kentucky’s guard Otega Oweh. Throughout the game, sections of the Oklahoma crowd engaged in disruptive behavior, with chants that were deemed inappropriate and in violation of NCAA’s sportsmanship regulations. The hostility reached a level that prompted intervention from both game officials and Oklahoma’s coaching staff.
“This shouldn’t have a place in our sport,” an NCAA spokesperson said in a statement. “Sportsmanship is a fundamental value of collegiate athletics, and what we witnessed was not only a breach of conduct but a failure in ensuring a safe and respectful competitive environment.”
They clarified beverage can because some of the OU fans are so stupid they’ve tried eating them. The word choice helps the folks around Norman know what to do with the cans.
Incidents like this, and 10 Cent beer night happen when you have cheap beer for drunks that can't handle their alcohol.
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I’ve been totally black out drunk. You can rest assured I didn’t throw any bottles at anybody at that point.
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