BOULDER, Colo.—University of Colorado police say 65 people were ejected from the CU football game against West Virginia, including 43 for alcohol-related violations.
CU police Cmdr. Brad Wiesley says many of the other ejections were related to fighting.
The ejections were nearly triple the number from CU’s first home game this season. There were 30 ejections at last season’s night game against Florida State University.
By 1 a.m. Friday, about two hours after Colorado’s 17-14 overtime win over West Virginia, campus police had issued 11 citations for underage drinking; referred 25 students to CU’s Office of Judicial Affairs for drinking, fighting, “gate-crashing” and disorderly conduct; sent seven people to a detox center; and arrested one person.
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Information from: Daily Camera,
