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Here's what to know about Texas Tech's tradition of throwing tortillas onto the field, which is now banned from happening at Jones AT&T Stadium.
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The future of the tortilla throwing tradition has been in peril since the No. 14 Red Raiders' win over Kansas on Oct. 11. The team drew two 15-yard penalties in that contest, and the university later faced a $25,000 fine for repeated instances of objects being thrown onto the playing enclosure.
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Texas Tech football fans will no longer be allowed to throw tortillas during the opening kickoff at home games inside Jones AT&T Stadium.
Beginning this week -- a road trip to Arizona State -- the first time a Texas Tech fan throws a tortilla onto the field, the Big 12 will require a public address announcement as a warning to stop the behavior. Subsequent instances carry a 15-yard penalty and a $100,000 fine.
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