As college football looks to stop fans storming the field after big games, Alabama's AD has a radical solution.

University of Alabama athletic director Greg Bryne said a steeper penalty could be imposed against schools to end rushing the field of play once and for all.

Storming the court or field after a big win is a fairly beloved tradition among college sports fans, but it can also create a dangerous scene for players

Alabama athletic director Greg Byrne believes he has the winning idea to stop fans from storming fields and courts around the country.

Alabama is always one of the top teams in the country in football, and the same is true for their basketball team right now as well. When they lose on the road, fans storm the playing surface pretty often. To stop this from happening, Greg Byrne suggested that teams should have to forfeit a game if their fans partake in a storming.

With many teams in the country receiving massive fines due to court-storming after upsets, Alabama Athletic Director Greg Byrne suggested an interesting fix to the problem.

University of Alabama Athletic Director Greg Byrne has proposed strict rules to the NCAA to halt the increased fan stormings following upset victories on the basketball court and football field. In recent years,