Controversy Surrounding KU Football's Game Against Texas Tech
Kansas (KU) football's game against Texas Tech sparked controversy due to objects being thrown onto the field.
According to KU head coach Lance Leipold, a pocket knife was thrown onto the field in the third quarter, hitting a KU staff member.
Tortilla Tradition and New Rule
Texas Tech has a tradition of throwing tortillas on the field during kickoffs at home football games.
The Big 12 announced a rule change before the season, stating that the first two incidents of fans throwing objects on the field would result in warnings, and subsequent incidents would incur a 15-yard penalty.
- The Red Raiders received two 15-yard penalties for throwing tortillas on kickoffs during the game against Kansas.
A pocket knife was thrown and hit one of our staff members, said Leipold.
Author's summary: KU football game against Texas Tech sparks controversy over thrown objects.
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