CHANGES MADE - The BYU women’s volleyball team played its first game since the school made changes to its fan policies after an opposing player claimed someone yelled racist slurs during a match last week.
PROVO, Utah — The BYU women’s volleyball team played its first game since the school made changes to its fan policies after an opposing player claimed someone yelled racist slurs during a match last week.
“If you are not willing to comply with our house rules, you’ll be asked to leave and other consequences may follow,” said a player. Cripps said he decided to attend Thursday night’s game after seeing the backlash the university received.
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