Well, it’s official: the Croatian men’s basketball team has taken a detour from the court to the courthouse. Fresh off a gut-wrenching 80-69 loss to Greece in the final of an Olympic qualifying tournament, the team is now grappling with something far worse than a scoreboard defeat. This time, it’s a brawl on the beach, and it’s the kind of thing you can only hope isn’t trending on Twitter by the time you wake up.

Picture this: It’s Monday morning at the Bolivar Beach Bar in the Athenian suburb of Alimos, Greece. You’d expect the scene to be serene, maybe even picturesque, with the sun rising over the Aegean Sea. Instead, you’ve got Golden State Warriors center Dario Saric and Los Angeles Clippers big man Ivica Zubac embroiled in what can only be described as an unsanctioned wrestling match.

In the footage obtained by TMZ Sports, Zubac is seen trading blows with some unfortunate soul before being body-slammed by the bar’s security team. Enter Saric, who, in a valiant but ill-fated attempt to play peacemaker, ends up in a chokehold that would make a UFC fighter blush.

A Greek tragedy for Croatia: What’s next for Saric and Zubac?

Talk about a hangover. This all went down just hours after Croatia’s hopes of punching their ticket to the Paris Olympics were dashed in nearby Piraeus. It’s been eight long years since the basketball-crazed nation made it to the sport’s biggest stage, back in Rio de Janeiro in 2016. And just when you thought things couldn’t get worse, they did.

Both Saric and Zubac are no strangers to the spotlight, having enjoyed storied careers with the national program. Saric, the pride of ibenik, has been a household name since leading Croatia to Europe’s U-16 and U-18 championships in 2010 and 2012.Zubac, the towering presence from Mostar, snagged a silver medal with the U-19 squad in 2015.

So, what’s next for Saric and Zubac? Perhaps some soul-searching, maybe a few heartfelt apologies, and definitely a long, hard look in the mirror.