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Charleston mop boy juked out of his shoes (Video)

By Charles Rahrig V

General view of the NCAA logo at BMO Harris Bradley Center before the 2014 NCAA Tournament second round game between the Wisconsin Badgers and the American University Eagles. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
General view of the NCAA logo at BMO Harris Bradley Center before the 2014 NCAA Tournament second round game between the Wisconsin Badgers and the American University Eagles. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports /
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A Charleston mop boy got caught in the middle of the action

The Northeastern Huskies defeated the Charleston Cougars to grab a share of the Colonial Athletic Association lead, but that wasn’t why we care about this game. Much like the team’s 8-23 record, Charleston’s mop boy was struggling as he inadvertently found himself in the middle of the action.

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After Northeastern’s Devon Begley poked away the basketball, he went down the floor for a fastbreak score.

It wasn’t as simple as that however.

As he was going in for the easy two points, the Charleston mop boy was still on the court.

It was a sixth defender Begley had to deal with.

Begley faced a dilemma, run the mop boy over or try to score around him?

Begley decided to go with the latter and had the footwork to be able to juke the mop boy out of his shoes and get the score.

The poor mop boy had a deer-in-the-headlights look as he was stuck in the middle of the paint. While by mop boy standards he went on the floor at the right time as his team had possession, the mop boy never was not prepared for the turnover.

Luckily for the mop boy, Begley was.

[H/T: SB Nation]

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