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Pac-12 issues statement following vulgar chants directed at Utah State

By Deseret News · October 30, 2026 · 1 min read
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BYU isn’t the only local school dealing with vulgar chants of religious discrimination at sporting events. The latest profane chants were targeted at Utah State during its football game at Texas State last weekend, prompting a statement issued by the Pac-12 Conference on Friday.

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