Kansas basketball fight vs. Kansas State: What to know, what happened in brawl between Jayhawks and Wildcats

Noteworthy Allen Fieldhouse ejected in mayhem Tuesday night as No. 3 Kansas was putting the completing addresses a pummeling of opponent Kansas State. The madhouse revolved around a residue up-turned-fight, and players from the two groups spilled into the stands. Punches were tossed. Seats were cleared. A seat was lifted as a weapon at that point accordingly dropped before utilization. Indeed, that all truly occurred. 

Taking all things together, one specialized was surveyed, the two seats were catapulted, and because of another NCAA rule, the staying second left on the clock must be played out. Thus in the midst of the disorder, they did. Presently, you might be asking yourself: WHAT JUST HAPPENED? 

I can guarantee you you're not the only one. Here's each pertinent occasion previously, during and after the brouhaha in the Jayhawks' 81-59 triumph over Kansas State on Tuesday which won't be associated with the game. 

1. DaJuan Gordon gets a late take 

Driving 81-59 and with ownership of the ball, Kansas let large man Silvio De Sousa push the ball up the court. With under 10 seconds left, the game was everything except authoritatively finished, all things considered. In any case, De Sousa - not a known ball-handler - let his handles get excessively free. DaJuan Gordon exploited by scooping the ball from his ownership in the corner. 

2. Silvio De Sousa swats Gordon 

Considering De Sousa's chances as a ball-handler are amazingly constrained, he protested Gordon taking his sparkle. His opportunity to run out the clock as the point monitor was wasted. De Sousa could have jogged back, possibly lollygagged back close midcourt. Rather, he beelined legitimately towards the edge trying to make Gordon pay. Furthermore, pay Gordon did: De Sousa swatted his shot with additional mustard. 

3. De Sousa insults Gordon 

Winning 81-59 is an insult in itself, yet De Sousa chose after the determined swat that he'd ensure Gordon realized what simply hit him. In the wake of meeting him at the edge, De Sousa strolled over to Gordon and floated over him to insult him. He was evaluated a specialized by the administering group, however by this point, the harm had been done ...

4. Chaos ensues

As soon as De Sousa began hovering over Gordon, players -- both from Kansas and from Kansas State -- began a full sprint towards the scene of action. Benches cleared. Coaches followed in an effort to clear their players from the chaos. All that can be seen is a mass assembly of players on the sideline.