I also recall times that it was so prevalent that Coaches Williams and Self ~ and perhaps Coach Brown, to their credit, had to personally admonish the crowd for their behavior, as well. That being said, I have also attended a number of games in AFH during these 60+ years, at which the students, and perhaps adult fans, as well, have used the word "f**k you", usually directed at the officials, and as recently as this season, have used the words "bull s**t and "f**k you", usually in reference to an official's call.
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fans Monday night was beyond reprehensible and it's both fortunate that a KU player and/or coach was not injured ~ and unfortunate that the Big 12 Conference hasn't had an official code of conduct, with appropriate penalty's in place. K-State game should be a call to action for all of us,” he added.įirst, I've been a Jayhawk since 1950. Maintenance of a sportslike environment around our contests is among the most important responsibilities shared by our members and enforced by the conference office.
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“In the meantime, all conference institutions are reminded to reassess game management procedures in order to effectively and uniformly ensure the integrity of our contests, the security of the student-athletes and coaches, and the safety of the spectators. I have asked that discussions on both of these topics be placed on the agendas for the next meetings of the ADs and of the CEOs. “We also do not have policies governing foul language and inappropriate chants within our venues. “The Big 12 Conference does not currently have a policy prohibiting spectators entering playing areas of our contests,” Bowlsby continued. Revisions to policies and procedures must guarantee that no future incidents occur. The Kansas State department of athletics has a written event management policy which was unsuccessful in ensuring the safety and security of both game participants and spectators. “Having stated that, the interaction of spectators with players, coaches and staff members was inappropriate and unacceptable.
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“I am grateful for the immediate and professional engagement of the leadership at Kansas State University regarding the game management issues experienced after the game,” Bowlsby said in a statement.
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Big 12 Conference commissioner Bob Bowlsby on Tuesday issued a public reprimand of Kansas State University for its handling of postgame protocol at the end of Monday’s Kansas-K-State basketball game in Bramlage Coliseum.