Police are investigating an incident that was caught on video in which BYU cheerleading coach Jocelyn Allan was struck in the head by a water bottle thrown by a fan after the team’s game

BYU cheerleading coach Jocelyn Allan alleges she was knocked out by water bottle thrown at conclusion of BYU-Utah game. BYU confirms it is reviewing the incident.

The University of Utah police department arrested an 18-year-old individual Tuesday after a member of BYU’s travel party alleged she was hit with a water bottle during the Cougars’ rivalry tilt at Rice-Eccles Stadium over the weekend.

Over the weekend the football world learned police were reportedly investigating an incident that involved the coach of the BYU cheerleading team. Following a

The Deseret News obtained video of BYU cheer coach Jocelyn Allan apparently being struck in the head by a water bottle thrown by a fan at Rice-Eccles Stadium.

William Gardner, 18, faces one charge of assault, a Class A misdemeanor, for allegedly throwing the bottle that hit Jocelyn Allan as she stood on the sidelines of Rice-Eccles Stadium.

University of Utah police announced they have arrested and charged 18-year-old William Gardner on “a charge of assault, a Class A misdemeanor.” Gardner, who is not a University of Utah student, is charged with “throwing a water bottle onto the field at Rice-Eccles Stadium that struck a member of the BYU cheerleading team during the Utah-BYU football game Nov.

Court documents have been released about the man accused of throwing a water bottle at the BYU cheer coach. The incident happened after BYU won the "Holy War" game against the University of Utah on Saturday,