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Big 12 fines UCF $100,000, enacts new anti-harassment policy after BYU incidentSports

Big 12 fines UCF $100,000, enacts new anti-harassment policy after BYU incident

The Big 12 Conference fined the University of Central Florida $100,000 for anti-Latter-day-Saint chants heard during the Knights' upset victory over BYU on the field. The conference simultaneously announced a new institutional policy for addressing and penalizing similar incidents, signaling heightened enforcement around religious and targeted harassment during athletic events.

October 29, 2026 at 2:01 AM MT · via The Salt Lake Tribune · 4 sources

Tithing Campaign, Dan McClellan Backlash, Abuse Helpline Claims & More - Mormon News | Ep. 2217

Episode 2217 · October 23, 2026

This week on Mormon Stories News, John Dehlin and Meggan Hayes take a closer look at the LDS Church's renewed emphasis on tithing, the controversy surrounding biblical scholar Dan McClellan, and troubling claims about th

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