LSU pulled off an overtime victory in Baton Rouge Saturday, taking down Ole Miss in overtime, on the strength of a Garrett Nussmeier touchdown throw. Afterward, fans rushed the field at Tiger Stadium, an act that will lead to LSU being fined by the SEC.

The field rush was LSU’s second offense under the SEC’s current playing surface entry fine structure, which was put in place in 2023. That means a $250,000 fine is on the way.

First violations under the current structure run $100,000. The second costs $250,000 and any subsequent field or court stormings cost $500,000 each.

The fines are now paid directly to the visiting school. Under prior structures, they went to the SEC’s post-graduate scholarship fund.

LSU’s first violation under the current structure came in men’s basketball, when the Tigers beat Kentucky last season. The program’s last football field rush fine came in 2022, when it beat Alabama in dramatic fashion.

Overall, LSU will have paid out $955,000 in field rush fines since they were implemented in 2004. That puts the Tigers in first place among all programs in the league, in terms of most fines paid for rushing fields and courts.

Vanderbilt and Arkansas are tied in second place behind LSU, having paid out $730,000 each through the years. They each rushed their own fields last week, after beating Alabama and Tennessee respectively.

SEC field entry fines by school

Arkansas

Feb, 18, 2006, men’s basketball (Florida), $5,000

Nov. 15, 2014, football (LSU), $25,000

Sept. 11, 2021, FB (Texas), $100,000 (2015 fine structure)

Feb. 8, 2022, MBB (Auburn), $250,000

Nov. 29, 2023, MBB (Duke), $100,000 (2023 fine structure)

Oct. 5, 2024, FB (Tennessee), $250,000

Auburn

Nov. 30, 2013, FB (Alabama), $5,000

Jan. 16, 2016, MBB (Kentucky), $100,000 (2015 fine structure)

Nov, 25, 2017, FB (Alabama), $250,000

Nov. 30, 2019, FB (Alabama), $250,000

Florida

Feb. 19, 2022, MBB (Auburn), $50,000 (2015 fine structure)

Kentucky

Nov. 4, 2006, FB (Georgia), $5,000

Sept. 15, 2007, FB (Louisville), $25,000

Oct. 13, 2007, FB (LSU), $50,000

Oct. 4, 2014, FB (South Carolina), $25,000

Sept. 22, 2018, FB (Mississippi State), $100,000 (2015 fine structure)

Oct. 2, 2021, FB (Florida), $250,000

LSU

Oct. 25, 2014, FB (Ole Miss), $5,000

Oct. 13, 2018, FB (Georgia), $100,000 (2015 fine structure)

Oct. 22, 2022, FB (Ole Miss), $250,000

Nov. 3, 2022, FB (Alabama), $250,000

Feb. 21, 2024, MBB (Kentucky) $100,000 (2023 fine structure)

Oct. 12, 2024, FB (Ole Miss) $250,000

Ole Miss

Nov. 24, 2012, FB (MSU), $5,000

Oct. 19, 2013, FB (LSU), $25,000

Oct. 4, 2014, FB (Alabama), $50,000

Sept. 30, 2023, FB (LSU), $100,000 (2023 fine structure)

Missouri

Nov. 20, 2013, FB (Texas A&M), $5,000

Nov. 28, 2014, FB (Arkansas), $25,000

Sept. 16, 2023, FB (Kansas State), $100,000 (2023 fine structure)

South Carolina

Feb. 15, 2005, MBB (Kentucky), $5,000

Jan. 26, 2010, MBB (Kentucky), $25,000

March 1, 2014, MBB (Kentucky), $25,000

Nov. 19, 2022, FB (Tennessee), $100,000 (2015 fine structure)

Jan. 23, 2024, MBB (Kentucky( $100,000 (2023 fine structure)

Tennessee

Jan. 21, 2006, MBB (Florida), $5,000

Oct. 15, 2022, FB (Alabama), $100,000 (2015 fine structure)

Texas A&M

Nov. 24, 2018, FB (LSU), $50,000 (2015 fine structure)

Oct. 9, 2021, FB (Alabama), $100,000

Nov. 26, 2022, FB (LSU), $250,000

Vanderbilt

March 21, 2005, MBB (Wichita State), $5,000

Feb. 17, 2007, MBB (Florida), $25,000

Feb. 26, 2016, MBB (Kentucky), $100,000 (2015 fine structure)

Nov. 19, 2022, FB (Florida), $250,000

Feb. 8, 2023, MBB (Tennessee), $250,000

Oct. 5, 2024 FB (Alabama) $100,000 (2023 fine structure)