The Southeastern Conference has ruled that Texas Longhorns opponents won’t be penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct for throwing the “Horns Down” symbol. The SEC’s ruling on the controversial gesture runs counter to the Big 12’s effort to minimize

 

 

 

The act itself needs to be offending to the senses,” SEC coordinator of officials John McDaid, per ESPN. “If you took that act out of a football stadium and did it in a shopping mall or a grocery store, would it offend the senses to a majority of the

 

 

 

reasonable people in the area? That signal would not. You might have some people that share that signal with you, if you did that at a grocery store or a shopping mall, depending where you are. We’re going to evaluate it in context.”

 

 

 

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Video voyeurism comes with punishments that can include up to one year in prison and a fine and can be dished out to offenders who record someone in their home, a bathroom, or a dressing room without their knowledge

 

 

 

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