I had them 2h +4, so all they had to do was lose by less than 16. It was a 4 point game with about 6 to go, but they then unleashed one of the biggest meltdowns of the season. Not only could they not score, they were fouling intentionally down by 14 or more with a little over a minute. Even worse, they fouled intentionally down by 16 with less than THIRTY SECONDS to play.
This intentional fouling at the end of the game when the game is clearly over is getting out of hand, and it only embarrasses the team who is doing it. If you're a college coach you should have enough sense to know when your team is beat, and just show a little humility and accept it. I'm not saying roll over, but when you're down by an assload of points and the shot clocks are turned off, just show some class and accept that you lost. There is no 18-point play in your playbook.
Only a small play for me so I didn't lose a lot, it just pisses me off that these guys can coach a college program and not even understand the game.
This intentional fouling at the end of the game when the game is clearly over is getting out of hand, and it only embarrasses the team who is doing it. If you're a college coach you should have enough sense to know when your team is beat, and just show a little humility and accept it. I'm not saying roll over, but when you're down by an assload of points and the shot clocks are turned off, just show some class and accept that you lost. There is no 18-point play in your playbook.
Only a small play for me so I didn't lose a lot, it just pisses me off that these guys can coach a college program and not even understand the game.
