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Good morning, Brewed Daily Show. I'm Neil Fryman. And I'm Toby Howell. Today, everything you need to

know for the

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process what cheap Chinese chatbots means for Silicon Valley. It's Tuesday, January 28th. Let's ride.

You see what's going on at Vanderbilt?

The students keep storming the court after big wins, and it's getting ultra expensive for the school.

The SEC find Vanderbilt $500,000 after fans stormed the court after the Commodore's men's basketball team knocked off number nine Kentucky on Saturday.

And the reason the storming is so pricey is because this isn't the first time it's happened recently.

It's the third.

Under new SEC court storming rules, Vanderbilt got fined $100,000 last fall when the football team beat number one Alabama and students storm the field.

And it was fined $250,000 after a

basketball court storming 10 days ago after beating number 6 Tennessee. Toby, they say when you beat a

good team, you should act like you've been there before. Vanderbilt students have not got the

memo. And it's cost them nearly $1 million so far. I think the funniest part about this whole saga is that Vanderbilt's athletic director,

Candice Lee, was seen as the Kentucky game winded down, saying,

please, pleading with the student section, do not storm the court because she knew that the

fine was coming.

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