Logan • While Utah State fans filled with floor inside the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum, soaking in the program’s first win over a Top 25 team since 2007, tempers flared in the surrounding tunnels and hallways Saturday night in Logan.
After Utah State (24-6, 14-3) topped No. 12-ranked Nevada 81-76 to take over first place in the Mountain West Conference, various media outlets captured videos Wolf Pack players and coaches getting into verbal altercations with uniformed police officers and what appears to be USU staffers. Nevada star forward Jordan Caroline was seen punching a fire extinguisher case in the hallway and had to be restrained by teammates.