LSU and Ole Miss have both been fined by the SEC for violations of conference rules. The Tigers will be the second school fined $250,000 this season for fans throwing trash and debris on to the playing surface,

The SEC announced on Monday that it is fining LSU and Ole Miss for actions of the home fans during their respective games in Week 11 against Alabama and Georgia. LSU lost to Alabama, 43-13, leading to fans acting out. That will cost the school $250,000.

It was an eventful day in the SEC on Saturday in Week 11. In the two biggest games of the day, Ole Miss upset Georgia as Lane Kiffin earned a signature win, while LSU suffered another frustrating loss,

Ole Miss already paid $100,000 last year after fans stormed the field against LSU. So now, they will have to pay $250,000 to Georgia for Saturday’s fanfare. If fans storm the field for a third time, then Ole Miss would owe that school $500,000. This will be the third fine that the SEC has issued this year.

The SEC has announced hefty fines for both Ole Miss and LSU for fan-related behavior in Week 11.

The SEC fined Ole Miss $350,000 after fans stormed the field in their win against Georgia. If they storm the field again, they'll be fined $500,000.

Two SEC schools were fined by the conference after incidents that occurred over the weekend. The SEC announced Monday that LSU will pay a $250,000 fine

The University of Mississippi, known as Ole Miss, faces a $350,000 fine after fans stormed the field to celebrate the team’s victory over the University of Georgia, according to ESPN.