Did you guys see the Texas Tech fan being, I can't even say, escorted out?

He was carried out with a police officer on each limb

after he hurled a beer onto the court.

Texas Tech, there was a damn near riot because a Texas tech there was a damn near riot because a Texas player

when Terry Tate office linebacker on a red raider game was out of hand.

I think Texas was up 25.

Texas Tech's coach had to get on the mic and be like look

we're gonna have four if you guys don't stop acting like animals and hillbillies here

stop throwing things on the floor. But two insane behind half-court buzzer beaters last

night in basketball, one by Max Strues with the calves and one by

Max Struse with the calves and one by Nevada at Colorado State.

I only bring it up to ask this question.

I couldn't help but think about

is that not the lousiest way to lose a game in any sport?

I mean, if you give up a bomb in baseball, you just lose the game.

It happens.

Football, I mean, a field goal, a touch. It's a normal play. Hockey, you could

say puck luck and say, well, a deflection or something, but that's so ingrained in the sport that the bizarre to a

fringe fan is simply the normal to a hockey fan a a a 60 foot heave is a circus shot that's not even skill-based

Max Strues his arms almost flew out of socket trying to reach the basket and it goes in.

Like is there not, is that the worst,

singular way to lose any sporting contest

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