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University of Central Florida fined over derogatory chants against Brigham Young University during football game

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SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — The University of Central Florida has been fined after derogatory chants directed at BYU. According to the Big 12 Conference, they will be fining the University of Central Florida (UCF) $100,000, directed toward student education initiatives.

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