On Tuesday night, a wild scene was developed toward the end of the victory of St. Louis VCU.
Many fans were involved in the CBS Sports Network Broadcasting in the second half, acquired a melee right behind the VCU bench, and security tried to regain the control of CHAIFETZ ARENA.
There was no clear reason what had begun to fight, but I was able to see chaos in the stairs in the section near the floor and delayed the game for about 7 minutes.
At one point, a man with a white mouth mustache seemed to be pushed down by another audience in the scrum.
Others were able to see them trying to be involved in the situation.
When the CBS camera bread out, VCUs were from the bench, as the team staff turned the buffer in case the team staff went near the player and looked at the situation.
At another point of Fracas, a man in a blue hoodie was deleted from the game.
At some point, when security tried to remove him, the man stopped to shout at some people.
Another video of KSDK News shooting battle seemed to indicate a blood -covered “old SLU fan” from the battle.
At that moment, it was even more rough by the invisible people who were located near one of the microphones of the crowd of the network, but brewing loudly about what is going on (at first glance) I heard.
At another cheerful moment, when the ICONA POP hit “I Love IT” was played on the public address system, I was able to clearly hear that someone shouted, “Get out.”
Eventually, St. Louis won the VCU, defeated Rams 78-69, and moved Billiken to 6-2 with Atlantic 10 play.
