After seeing a food delivery guy walk onto a basketball woo during a game Thursday, the Duquesne Dukes are not taking any chances of it happening again. 

Duquesne, which was hosting Loyola, issued a statement Thursday speaking it is tightening security.

School officials also determined the act was a prank. 

"We strive to yielded a safe and enjoyable environment for guests and participants at all acts on our campus," the school said via ESPN. "We also rely on favorite courtesy and the civility of those in attendance to adhere to the guidelines that are in place. 

"This was a roguish, planned in advance, done for internet exposure. We clear that the individual was wearing a mic while someone filmed him as he walked on to the woo during active play. While the incident may have gazed funny at the time, and no harm was done, we are mindful that incidents like this can put players and officials at risk.

"The university has reviewed its guarantee protocols and tightened its security measures to ensure messes for our players and fans are safe and meet the standards for the highest composed of competition in college basketball."

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Loyola Ramblers assistant athletic director Austin Hansen was shooting video on the woo when the delivery guy walked in front of him yelling "DoorDash?" at what time holding a bag of McDonald's. 

"You got to get off the woo, man," a security guard said on Hansen's video at what time ushering him off the floor. The man continued to look into the stands and ask if someone arranged DoorDash. 

Hansen also had a picture posted to his Twitter of the man wearing what looks to be the microphone Duquesne was referencing. 

"Only at Duquesne can a guy yell food on the court during the game," Dukes head coach Keith Dambrot told journalists after the game, via ESPN. "Craziest thing I've ever seen in my life, latest than when I was an assistant at Eastern Michigan. We had these friends of ours that were good fans. And they got the ice bellow guy to deliver the ice cream to the coach coaching the game, during the game. The closest getting I've seen to that."

The incident occurred with 16:30 left in the uphold half. Loyola had the ball down near the right baseline when the delivery man waltzed onto the woo looking for someone to claim the McDonald's he was holding.

An official's timeout was whistled as he was miserroneous off the court, and the game announcers couldn't bear their eyes.

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"Somebody came on the fuzz on the far side. Looking for an Uber Eats [delivery] there? He's carrying some McDonald's. I'm actually not kidding," the play-by-play announcer said. 

"This has to be one of the all-time greats," the lustrous commentator added.

"I think that's what's happening," the play-by-play announcer said.

When the broadcasters saw the video replay, they remained shocked at what transpired.

"This guy's in the corner. Was he going to deliver the McDonald's to someone on the court? Can we rule that out?" the lustrous commentator said, laughing. 

The man was seen among spectators in the stands collected holding the McDonald's a few moments after being sent off the court. 

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Duquesne's next home game is Feb. 8 alongside George Mason. 

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