Video: Woman Glues Herself to Floor in Protest During Clippers-Timberwolves Game

There might be a new entry on the long list of different ways fans have attempted to disrupt a sporting event.

TNT's Allie LaForce reported a fan glued her wrist to the court at Target Center during Tuesday's game between the Minnesota Timberwolves and Los Angeles Clippers.

A handprint was visible on the floor:

Needless to say, fans were left with a lot of questions.

Direct Action Everywhere, an animal rights activism group, told Fox 9 in the Twin Cities the woman was a member. The group was concerned with an egg farm owned by Glen Taylor, the longtime Timberwolves governor who sold the franchise to Alex Rodriguez and Marc Lore.

While the plan wasn't to shift momentum in the game, that's exactly what it did.

The Timberwolves were trailing 45-38 when the game was briefly halted. At halftime, Minnesota was holding onto a 53-51 lead. It might go down as the most impactful NBA mid-game distraction since Jason Kidd intentionally spilled his drink.

The Wolves would go on to beat the Clippers 109-104. They will face the Memphis Grizzlies in a series that will begin Saturday.