Fans in the stands in a university basketball game became too physical to each other, since there was a massive fight that saw many fans lower the stairs.
During a game of the Atlantic 10 conference between the University of Saint Louis and the University of Virginia Commonwealth (VCU) held at the Chaifestz Aren .
It is not clear what led to the incident that took place, which person instigated the incident, or what teams were encouraging all those involved.
At the beginning of the video, an older man who seemed to be using a Saint Louis sweatshirt was seen outside his seat and lowering the steps. Posterior video seemed to show that the man had blood on his neck.
The security guards were seen running to the scene to try to separate the people involved in the fight.
Some people who looked with VCU team were seen trying to help break the fight that was taking place directly behind the VCU Bank.
Fans in the stands during a Basketball game of Saint Louis-Vcu caused a massive fight
Multiple fans, including the bald man seen here, were escorted outside the sand
Saint Louis coach Josh Schertz saw his team demolished VCU after the game resumes
The VCU coach Ryan Odom, moved his team away as more reinforcements rushed.
The cameras were cut off the fight, but returned to see a bald man with colors of Saint Louis with an angry confrontation and pushing a man with a gray vest.
Finally, the man who used Saint Louis colors was removed from the area for security, but was seen pointing and shouting curses to other fans of the crowd.
Dailymail.com has communicated with the Saint Louis Athletics Department to comment on the matter.
According to Associated Press, the game was delayed for seven minutes, since multiple fans involved in the altercation were escorted from the sand. There has been no immediate word about possible arrests made in this confrontation.
Coach Josh Schertz and his team of Saint Louis defeated VCU 78-69 in a result that could have important implications in the Title of the Atlantic 10 Conference, and any possible offer for March Madness.
The Billikens of Saint Louis were led by Guard Gibson Jimerson, who fell 26 points, five rebounds and two robberies. Phillip Russell and Zeb Jackson of VC leads the team with 15 points.
Both teams feel half a game behind George Mason in the A-10 classification. The A-10 male basketball tournament takes place in Washington, DC from March 12 to 16.