Uber Eats driver comes on court, disrupts men's college basketball game midway to deliver food. This is what happened
An Uber Eats delivery agent seems to have disrupted a men's college basketball game between Loyola Ramblers and Duquesne Dukes by coming on to the court.
By ET Spotlight Special |
Agencies
A men's basketball game witnessed something peculiar recently. In what came as a surprise, an Uber Eats driver went a little far while delivering food when he walked on court when a men's college basketball game between Loyola Ramblers and Duquesne Dukes was in progress.
The viewers, players and also the announcers could not believe their eyes when the delivery agent was just a few inches away from the players on the court. The incident, which happened during the second half of the match, was captured on camera.
While approaching the court, the delivery man held the bag up in the air and looked at the referee as if he was there for him. It looked as if the official had ordered a mid game snack.
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One of the announcers said that this guy, who is in the corner, looks like he was going to deliver the McDonald's to someone on the court. Can we rule that out?
On this, his partner began to laugh. The announcer added that maybe I will put my hand up as I am getting a little hungry.
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The officials paused the game to get the floor cleared. At the time, Loyola Ramblers were leading the game by a 40-37 score.
A man on the video board seems to have ordered the food, as per Abby Schnable of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. It seems this kind of a situation came up for the first time in front of the referees.
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