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The SEC is setting the penalty for rushing the field or court after a game is over at $500,000, eliminating the escalating fine system in the process. Commissioner Greg Sankey announced the move Thursday evening as the SEC spring meetings in Miramar Beach, Florida come to an end.

"The motivation was 'field rushing is field rushing, the first time or the 18th time,'" Sankey said. "The random nature of, if you're the one getting rushed, it doesn't feel good. It might be the first time (it happened) there, but it might be your sixth time in a row, literally."

Under the previous system, SEC schools were fined $100,000 for the first offense, $250,000 for the second offense and $500,000 for any violations of the rule thereafter. The SEC also now has the authority to waive a fine if the visiting team and game officials are allowed to return safely to their respective locker rooms before fans enter the playing area.

Looks good to me!

and some wonder why B1G offenses are weak
some assume B1G defenses are just that stout - I do not

yeah QB's are pretty meh.

Julian Sayin has weapons galore at WR and Ryan Day calling the plays but still have no clue if he's the real deal. I think he will be- but just because you have 5*'s next to the name isn't a sure thing. Kyle McCord was a 5* too. Not that I thought McCord was bad- he wasn't- but when you have 5* next to the name as a QB recruit you're expecting a bonafide STUD and future 1st rd pick.

Think it's fair to say that Ohio State will probably have the best offense in the conference if Sayin is even remotely close to playing like a 5*. Basically he just can't completely suck and that offense will be #1 because of Day and the WR's. Smith would've been a 1st rounder in the last draft if freshman were allowed to declare and Carnell Tate is going to play himself into the 1st rd now that he's the #2 guy.

I am kind of like you.    I will believe the hype when I see it on the field for Sayin.  

Just sayin.

Good post our much maligned Michigan coorespondent.The Lions should beat tOSU,who have just too much to replace even if there was no talent gap from those leaving/those coming in. There's no chemistry or experience for the most part even if the hang together like thieves- that takes playing time to develop.Michigan's feeling heat from Angels of the Lord so who knows how they're affected.Not sure the Bruins or Trojans are getting traction but I'd bet the check on the Ducks reloading. The Ninnies did lose 2 number ones in the spring draft. One each on the O & D Lines Maybe if the Lions run the table and lose a white knuckler to the Ducks in the CCG then Franklin keeps the head set. Hopefully other programs can see possible opportunity and the BIG is truly up for grabs.