For the Wagner College Seahawks, things were bad at Chase Athletic Center last night.

There's 4:37 left in the second half, and the Staten Island, New York-based Seahawks are losing to the Bryant Bulldogs in the Northeast Conference Championship game. Not only were they losing, but at the time, they were losing 68-32.

In total, that's 36 points. It can't get much worse than that.

Then, up in the stands, a disagreement began to brew. The fans of the Seahawks, situated behind the team's bench, were getting restless. If it were one or two fans, it wouldn't have been much of an issue. It was multiple busloads of fans, however, and that is when the night went from bad to worse for Wagner.

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A Fight Broke Out During the Wagner-Bryant Game Last Night

During a timeout, with both teams huddled at their respective sidelines, the ESPN cameras panned over to the section of the stands directly behind the Wagner bench. It was there, where a fight had broken out.

Twitter user Timothy Burke captured other replay angles, as well.

What an absolute mess that unfolded last night.

After all of the dirty laundry was sorted, Wagner senior guard Will Martinez was ejected from the game for his role in the altercation. According to reports, he left the bench and ran into the stands during the course of the fight.

The police got involved, and the sides were forcibly separated.

When all was said and done, Bryant would win the game running away, by a final of 70-43. Bryant guard Peter Kiss led the way with 34 points for the Bulldogs.

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