Was There Really a Racial Slur Directed at Marcus Smart?

On Saturday afternoon, Oklahoma State Cowboys guard Marcus Smart made national headlines when he pushed a fan in the stands after allegedly hearing a racial slur and the comment 'go back to Africa' directed his way. A new video has surfaced that may dispel Smart's claims.

The sophomore Marcus Smart was in a world of controversy after Oklahoma State's 65-61 loss to Texas Tech in Lubbock.

The controversy had nothing to do with the game, but an incident with only 6.2 seconds left in the contest and his team trailing 63-61.

The native of Flower Mound, Texas pushed Texas Tech Red Raiders fan John Orr after a Texas Tech possession. Smart fell into the stands, and then pushed a fan. Much to the surprise of everyone, Smart was not ejected from the game. He was only given a technical foul.

After the final buzzer, many were left scratching their heads on why Smart would do such a thing.

Other rumors surfaced on the internet of Orr telling Smart to "go back to Africa:"

Immediately after the Smith was very apologetic about the incident.

As the dust appears to settle after the incident, Smart was handed a three game suspension from the Big 12, and Jeff Orr has volunteered to not attend anymore home games this season.

Ironically, when Smart is eligible to return from his three game suspension, it will be against Texas Tech on February 22 at home.