March Madness 2018: Leonard Hamilton's aloof post-game interview sparks criticism
MI will face Loyola-Chicago in the Final Four in San Antonio on Saturday.
While Florida State's win probability was low, a trip to the Final Four was on the line and it is not unfathomable for a team to score four points with 11 seconds remaining.
Florida State basketball coach Leonard Hamilton has been criticized for both the way he handled the end of Saturday night's loss to MI and his unwillingness to explain the poor strategy, but CBS' Dana Jacobson defended him after the duo's awkward interview. Hamilton said. "You think the game came down to the final seconds of the game?"
Hamilton could have handled the moment a lot better; Jacobson, on the other hand, could not have handled it any better than she has. Hamilton asked. When Jacobson specifically clarified that she meant the decision not to foul, Hamilton said: "The game was over".
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"What are you talking about?" he asked. "The game was over".
The wasted possessions and some questionable shots in the first half are what beat FSU, not the decision to not foul at the end of the game. "The way MI was shooting free throws, do you continue to foul and extend the game?"
FSU then proceeded to win three consecutive games as underdogs of one point, six points and five points before covering the spread against No. 3 seed MI.
After the interview, the TBS in-studio panel called it a "fair question", but also defended the coach, with Charles Barkley even commending the coach for restraining himself when faced with the question. "His point was well taken". I know we're taught to play until the buzzer sounds, but let's be real the chances of those scenario unfolding were about as good as me hitting the lottery tomorrow. Because sometimes people ask me a question, I'm going to blast them.
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