Jackie Young addresses fan incident during Aces-Fever game in Indianapolis
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 12:44 PM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
During a third-quarter stoppage at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, two fans were escorted out as Jackie Young pointed them out to security. The incident occurred with the Las Vegas Aces leading 48-44 against the Indiana Fever. After the game, Young noted that one of the fans had crossed a line in their comments. The Fever later stated no violation of fan code was found. The Aces won the game 86-84 in overtime, highlighted by two buzzer-beater shots from Chelsea Gray. The incident has drawn media attention, but it is unclear if further action will be taken.
- •Aces led 48-44 at the time of the incident in the third quarter.
- •Jackie Young pointed out two fans to security for inappropriate comments.
- •The Fever stated no violations occurred, and the fans chose to leave.
- •Chelsea Gray clinched the game with two buzzer-beater shots.
- •Aces overcame a 20-point deficit to secure the victory.
- 12:44 PMYahoo Sports — Aces-Fever fan incident: What Chelsea Gray, Jackie Young said after security escorted two fans out
"The Fever released a statement saying it found no evidence of a fan violation during the contest.
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