Myles Herro, brother of the star of Miami Heat, Tyler Herro, was responsible for a hands -line fight during the state playoffs of Wisconsin High School on Thursday.
The skirmish exploded after Whitnall lost to Waterford, 56-49, in the sectional semifinal.
In the final bell, both teams gathered on the middle court to shake the hand. However, things took a sour turn when Herro arrived in Caden Gustafson.
For unknown reasons, Whitnall's guard began to squeak the Waterford star several meters away. Once they arrived face to face, Herro pushed Gustafson, throwing him out of balance.
The push caused a fight between both teams as officials, coaches, staff members and some fans intervened to break the tense exchange. One from Gustafson quickly took Herro while still barking in his target.
Gustafson did not retaliate and raised his hands to ask why he was pushed. Meanwhile, the instigator was restricted by his teammates when the chaos flooded hard wood.
Tyler Herro's brother, Myles, began a fight after the game during the Wisconsin state playoffs
Myles is the younger Herro's brother, with the average child Aaron playing for South Carolina
None of the parties has issued a statement about skirmish. However, the Wolverines will advance to the sectional final after sending the hawks to packed from the neutral playgrounds.
As a last year student, Herro has two scholarship offers of the West of Illinois and Cal Poly. Creighton, Dayton, Rice, St. Louis, Uw-Green Bay, UW-Milwaukee, Wyoming and Washington State also showed interest.
Whether or not the incident affects its suitors of division 1 remains a question.
The six -foot and three -inch shipowner is a three -star player, according to 247Sports. He averaged 21.5 points, 5.9 rebounds and 4.7 assists while fired 49 percent from the field.
Myles is the youngest of the three Herro brothers. Apart from Tyler, Middle Child, Austin, has just finished his first year at the University of South Carolina.
Austin played in eight games for the Gamecocks and averaged 0.2 points, 0.2 rebounds and .01 assists.