Vanderbilt implemented a new policy allowing fans to celebrate on the court after basketball games in an attempt to avoid fines from court stormings.

After Vanderbilt University fans' excitement about three major victories against ranked opponents led to a total of $850,000 in fines within four months, officials announced a new policy for postgame celebrations.

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Only days before Vanderbilt’s basketball team is set to host No. 1-ranked Auburn, the university has implemented a new policy for postgame celebrations, per the school newspaper. At the end of all men’s and women’s games,

The Commodore athletic department is inviting fans onto the court in an organized fashion in an effort to curb post game chaos.

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