If your point is that we should all be concerned about a scenario which could’ve happened, but in the end didn’t happen, and that we should be more concerned about almost losing then
I’ll translate my first post in this thread in a more long winded way, if that helps.
“Eh.” - I’m glad they won which will help us make a tournament for a third straight season and continue program momentum. But that was not inspiring.
“It is what it is.” - Games at the end can be close and come down to chance. We darn near lost that one. Which would have all but sunk our postseason chances. We roll with the results as they come.
“C-level effort/showing…” Paul (looked ok coming back from the pain he experienced, kudos to him for his guts this season), Spencer, Cliff, Hyatt, Simpson, Reiber, Oskar, and the rest who played today left a lot on the court in terms of offensive execution and approach. I’m not big on critiquing players who are trying at all, but as a coach there is a time to yell “Somebody make an f’ing basket.” and that was needed for much of the second half. I also blame the coaching staff for the overall approach and player usage.
“Wisconsin is pretty awful.” - Self explanatory opinion. They likely finish 16-15 and miss the NIT by a wide margin. And I think Wisconsin played even below their own standards today, hence my frustration with the near loss.
Nebraska was infinitely more impressive against us than Wisconsin.
If all that didn’t come across, well welcome to the Internet.