The ACC announced Monday it fined North Carolina and North Carolina State for the on-field altercation that followed the Wolfpack's 35-30 victory over the

ACC officials announced Monday that both schools also received a “public reprimand” for the incident, which occurred after the Wolfpack’s 35-30 victory over the Tar Heels.

A common theme over the weekend during rivalry week in college football was the outbreak of post game—and sometimes in-game—scuffles, often sparked by attempted flag planting at midfield following a hard-fought victory.

An all-out melee broke out after the Wolfpack’s 35-30 win over the Tar Heels on Saturday. The flag-planting that started an ugly scene in Columbus was repeated in Chapel Hill and North Carolina players didn’t appreciate it any more than the Buckeyes.

Here’s the scene after NC State’s 35-30 win over UNC. The Wolfpack attempted to plant the flag in the middle of the field and a fight breaks out. pic.twitter.com/PbcYo7heUt — Cory Smith (@RCorySmith) December 1,

The postgame fight between their football teams will cost both NC State and North Carolina. The ACC announced Monday that both institutions were fined the maximum allowable under the league's bylaws,

What ensued was a skirmish filled with viral moments, including when UNC receiver J.J. Jones picked up the flag and threw it to the sidelines like a javelin. According to the ACC, the teams' actions "violated the ACC Sportsmanship Policy.