CLEMSON — There were multiple attempts to plant school flags on opponents fields in Week 14 of college football, including one in Clemson's rivalry game against South Carolina on Saturday at ...

The moment followed an earlier incidents Saturday, most notably when a Michigan player attempted to plant a Wolverines flag at midfield in Columbus, Ohio, after beating No. 2 Ohio State 13-10.

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However, the recent string of postgame incidents involving flag-planting has taken the rivalry to a new, unsavory level. The Florida-Florida State game, a historic rivalry, turned ugly after the ...

UNC wide-receiver JJ Jones didn’t even let the Wolfpack’s flag reach the turf, seizing it before the NC State squad had the chance to plant it on the logo and launching it away from the field.

But four annual clashes ended with fights between opponents when the winning road team attempted to plant a flag on the home field of their adversary to punctuate a victory. Each scuffle was ...

In the postgame celebration following Michigan's 13-10 upset victory over Ohio State, several Wolverines players looked to plant a flag at ... to protect their home field.

Multiple Buckeyes players took exception to the flag plant as they were making their way across the field, and chaos ensued, as a scrum of players from both sides pushed and shoved each other in a ...

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