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Utah State football players, fans targeted by religious discrimination at Texas State game

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The Pac-12 said it is reviewing fan conduct standards after religiously discriminatory behavior was directed at Utah State student-athletes and fans during Texas State's home football game Saturday, Oct. 24. The conference said similar conduct has occurred at college football games this season, including at another Pac-12 member school.

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