NCAA Basketball

So, So Sad: This Is What It Looks Like When TCU Fans “Storm The Court”

by Tom Lorenzo | 11:36 pm, February 14th, 2012

Tonight, the TCU men’s basketball team upset the UNLV Runnin’ Rebels, who entered the matchup as the 11th-ranked team in the nation. After the game, let’s just say that the TCU fans may have, sort of “stormed the court.” I’m not sure we can quite call this a “storming.” Maybe we should refer to it as a “saunter” or a “small gathering at center court.” That seems more appropriate. Somewhere North Carolina Tar Heel fans are shaking their heads. [h/t Tim Burke, via @patjburns]

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Anonymous

Sadly, cops were telling students that if they went on the floor, they’d be arrested. The Assistant AD finally came over and told the cops to stand down. There have been lots of instances of the Fort Worth PD guarding both the football field and DMC court with pepper spray and arrests, so don’t blame the students for their trepidation. TCU needs to make its policy known and consistent.

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