When spectators stormed the court at United Supermarkets Arena after Texas Tech's upset win over West Virginia on Saturday, Mountaineers player Wesley Harris appeared to throw a punch at one of the opposing student fans.

The Big 12 issued Harris a public reprimand Monday for a violation of the league's sportsmanship and ethical conduct rules.

"We must ensure that a safe environment is provided for players, coaches, game officials and fans," Big 12 Commissioner Bob Bowlsby said in a statement. "Although the postgame environment did not live up to our expectations, Mr. Harris intentionally striking a fan is contrary to the conference's sportsmanship standards."

The Big 12 also issued a reprimand and $25,000 fine to Texas Tech for its handling of the situation.

Security guards were on the court immediately after the 72-71 finish, but a few Mountaineers players were caught up with opposing fans who were running to celebrate with their team.

This led to some pushing, with Harris seemingly hitting a fan:

Despite the sophomore's actions, it appears he will not face a suspension. His presence will be key as West Virginia hosts Kansas on Monday night.

The Big 12 has attempted to limit this type of celebration after games, announcing in 2015 the addition of fines and possible loss of future home games for those who violate the rules.

There are harsher fines in the SEC, as repeat offenders can see up to a $250,000 penalty. Vanderbilt was fined $100,000 after last year's win over Kentucky.