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An overzealous fan could not contain his excitement and stormed the court when his team, the Detroit Mercy Titans, ended their winless season and a 27-game losing streak on Wednesday night.
The only problem was no one else seemed to join him.
Detroit Mercy Titans head coach Mike Davis gestures to his team during the first half at Welsh-Ryan Arena. (David Banks-USA TODAY Sports)
Detroit Mercy routed IUPUI 81-66 to win its first game of the season, snapping its 27-game losing streak – a record.
“It feels good. We’ve been kind of struggling lately,” senior Jayden Stone, who scored a team-high 25 points, said after the game.
“We’ve just been remaining humble and just staying the course, staying faithful, and I’m just grateful to God for the win and the boys – they played great tonight.”
Milwaukee Panthers forward Faizon Fields, #22, blocks the pass from Detroit Mercy Titans guard Jayden Stone, #14, during the first half of their game on Thursday, Jan. 25, 2024 at the UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena in Milwaukee. (IMAGN)
One fan in the stands appeared to share in that excitement, and when the final buzzer sounded, he stormed the court.
However, no one in the stands seemed interested in joining in on the celebration.
In a video shared by the team on social media, sophomore Marcus Tankersley dribbled the ball to run out the clock for the Titans’ first win of the season. The lone fan then walks out on the court, arms raised.
Wednesday night’s victory ended Detroit Mercy’s lengthy losing streak. It marked their first win since they defeated Purdue Fort Wayne in last year’s conference tournament, who they will host on Saturday.
The Horizon League logo is seen. (Michael Allio/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
The Titans entered the game as one of two winless teams in Division 1 men’s basketball, leaving behind Mississippi Valley State with a 0-24 record.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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