Controversy Surrounding KU Football's Game Against Texas Tech
Kansas (KU) football's game against Texas Tech has been marred by controversy.
According to KU head coach Lance Leipold, a pocket knife was thrown onto the field in the third quarter, hitting a KU staff member.
Background on Texas Tech Tradition
Texas Tech has a tradition of throwing tortillas on the field during kickoffs at home football games.
Big 12 Rule Change
Before the season, the Big 12 announced a rule change regarding fans throwing objects on the field. The first two incidents in a single game will result in warnings. For each time items are thrown on the field after those two warnings, a 15-yard penalty is to be assessed.
The Red Raiders were issued two 15-yard penalties after throwing tortillas on kickoffs during Saturday’s game against Kansas.
A pocket knife was thrown and hit one of our staff members.
Author's summary: KU football game against Texas Tech sparks controversy.
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