A fight broke out between South Carolina women's basketball and LSU on Sunday in the SEC Tournament's championship game.

Gamecocks freshman guard Milaysia Fulwiley stole the ball from the Tigers' Flau'jae Johnson, who then pulled on Fulwiley's shorts to stop the fast-break attempt late in the fourth quarter of an already-chippy game.

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Johnson was then called for a foul on the play, and while play stopped for a brief moment, South Carolina forward Kamila Cardoso pushed Johnson down to the ground after Johnson shoved South Carolina's Ashlyn Watkins, which started a heated exchange with jostling by both teams. Cardoso was later shown with a bloody lip on the broadcast.

Just after, an LSU fan ESPN's broadcast reported was Johnson's brother, jumped down from the stands and briefly made contract with the court before being escorted away from the situation by police.

After the incident, officials took nearly 20 minutes reviewing the situation and how to assess proper fouls.

South Carolina led 73-66 with 2:08 left in the fourth quarter when play stopped.

Who was ejected from LSU's game vs. South Carolina?

Six combined players from both LSU and South Carolina's roster were ejected from the championship game of the SEC tournament on Sunday.

While all players that came off their respective team's bench on Sunday were ejected, only the players who were assessed a fighting penalty will be unavailable for the first round of the NCAA Tournament, which was only Gamecocks forward Kamila Cardoso.

LSU's Hailey Van Lith, Mikaylah Williams, Aneesah Morrow, Angel Reese and Flau'jae Johnson remained in the game, while South Carolina's Raven Johnson, Bree Hall, MiLaysia Fulwiley, Ashlyn Watkins, Sania Feagin and Te-Hina Paopao also stayed.

Watch: LSU-South Carolina basketball scuffle

Here's the full video of the situation:

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