Scary situation at Utah Valley last night:
OT - Utah Valley, New Mexico State brawl: Where court storming and tensions collided
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I once went to a Stanford/Cal game at Cal several years ago when Monty was coaching the Cardinal. Cal upset them. During the court storm, several Cal students starting beating on some of the Stanford players. It was downright scary because there wasn't enough security to control the situation. They eventually got the Stanford guys off the floor. Not sure if anyone got injured.
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Originally posted by Mr Vulture View PostPerhaps storming the court should be banned...its overplayed anymore as it is..."After holding open practices during his first three seasons, Romar closed them to reporters last season, citing the "Gonzaga factor." He felt his team was compromised before the 2004-05 game against the Zags, that the opponent awaiting him and beating him 99-87 in Spokane seemed a little too well prepared."
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It's at best chaotic w/ players spread out all over the court and suddenly dozens or hundreds of fans streaming onto the floor from every direction. Definitely a security nightmare. Maybe only surprising there aren't more incidents like this?
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The SEC a few years ago started fining schools who allowed their fans to storm the floor. Something like $25,000 per incident. At the time some people felt it was a joke and that guilty schools would be happy to write the check, but it has apparently almost eliminated court storming on SEC courts.
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Pretty easy solution. Since virtually every court storming is when the home team upsets the higher rated visitors, institute a policy of the game becoming forfeit. No win for the home team. It would stop it real quickly, excepting for when a WCC team upsets the Zags on their home court and the Zag fans storm the court, resulting in the home team losing afterall!Not even a smile? What's your problem!
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