[BillBradley]

Agree BC. Haase is pretty average. Not fouling at the end, especially with a hot shooter, is just ridiculous. My other main gripe is that I don't understand his fascination with Wills. He does make some good plays, but today Williams got by him whenever he wanted. Offensively, Wills is a subpar player - can't shoot, poor decision maker, turns it over, doesn't make FT's. I'm so tired of hearing about the "best defending guards in the conference/country". They aren't *that* good and the title ignores the other aspects of the game. Why not put some length on Williams instead? Like Zaire for instance? Maybe that would have lit a fire under him? He's got to get going for us to have any chance of making it back into the tourney. 

Along with Haase, every player was accountable for that loss, whether it's missed FT's, bad decisions, turnovers, etc. Every one of DaSilva's last 3 fouls were avoidable. Team leader, has to stay on the court.

[BillBradley]

Agree BC. Haase is pretty average. Not fouling at the end, especially with a hot shooter, is just ridiculous. My other main gripe is that I don't understand his fascination with Wills. He does make some good plays, but today Williams got by him whenever he wanted. Offensively, Wills is a subpar player - can't shoot, poor decision maker, turns it over, doesn't make FT's. I'm so tired of hearing about the "best defending guards in the conference/country". They aren't *that* good and the title ignores the other aspects of the game. Why not put some length on Williams instead? Like Zaire for instance? Maybe that would have lit a fire under him? He's got to get going for us to have any chance of making it back into the tourney. 

Along with Haase, every player was accountable for that loss, whether it's missed FT's, bad decisions, turnovers, etc. Every one of DaSilva's last 3 fouls were avoidable. Team leader, has to stay on the court.