Florida has suspended baseball coach Kevin O’Solivan for the first three matches of the regular session of 2026, which is a language related to his impurity directed on site administrators during NCAA regional in Conway, South Carolina.
Athletic Director Scott Strikritin said in a statement on Friday, “Today’s announcement confirmed the commitment of Florida Athletics for our standards, in which coach O’Sullyan admitted full responsibility for his behavior.” “Suli has vowed to learn from experience and serve as a better leader to move forward.”
The NCAA Division I Baseball Committee also issued a public rebuke to O’Sullavan for its aggressive behavior.
The committee said that O’Sulivan’s works violated an NCAA bylaw on 1 June, which misconduct at a championship event says that “any dishonesty work, unnatural conductor, unconcerned behavior or law is violated, the field of championship is announced through the end of the championships, which is made through the end of the championship, which is made through the end of the championships, which is the event or interclass Debits athletics. “
O’Sullivan was upset as his team’s abolition game against Eastern Carolina was pushed back 11-4 and an hour back. East Carolina’s previous game ended at midnight.
Florida’s coach publicly apologized a day after his outbreak, but the videos of the tired were widely broadcast on social media. Host coach Carolina coach Kevin Shonol ripped O’Sullavan for outbreak during a news conference later that day.
“It is a national champion coach who thinks that he can come here and try to threaten the people around,” Shonol said at that time. “Disappointed. Somebody disappointed that a lot of coaches appear to act in that way, a lot of coaches appear.”
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
