January 20, 201313 yr The only thing more amazing than the finish was Brad Stephens' nonchalant response to the finish.
January 20, 201313 yr The only thing more amazing than the finish was Brad Stephens' nonchalant response to the finish. My favorite college coach.
January 20, 201313 yr What a turnover to lose it. Yes, a bad turnover, but, the shot was an off balance runner.
January 20, 201313 yr Butler beats Indiana at home and fans do not rush the floor to celebrate. Butler beats Gonzage at home and fans rush the floor to celebrate. Beating Gonzaga > Beating IU?
January 20, 201313 yr Terrible set by Gonzaga. The inbounds pass should have been made toward their hoop. Great shot by the Butler player, he made two rediculous baskets in the second half.
January 20, 201313 yr Butler beats Indiana at home and fans do not rush the floor to celebrate. Butler beats Gonzage at home and fans rush the floor to celebrate. Beating Gonzaga > Beating IU? Thought that game was played at Banker's Life?? Why would they rush that court if it's not their own? The rush the court tonight was justified, since they basically rose from the dead and pulled out a miracle. Apples and Oranges.
January 20, 201313 yr Yes, a bad turnover, but, the shot was an off balance runner. The "shot" should of never taken place.
January 20, 201313 yr Butler beats Indiana at home and fans do not rush the floor to celebrate. Butler beats Gonzage at home and fans rush the floor to celebrate. Beating Gonzaga > Beating IU? Thought that game was played at Banker's Life?? Why would they rush that court if it's not their own? The rush the court tonight was justified, since they basically rose from the dead and pulled out a miracle. Apples and Oranges. Correct. The IU game was on a neutral court.
January 20, 201313 yr Author The only thing more amazing than the finish was Brad Stephens' nonchalant response to the finish. One of the many things I like about Coach Stevens.
January 20, 201313 yr In the post-game interview he said something like "The pain of preparation is less than the pain of losing." I thought that was a pretty good explanation of his coaching philosophy.
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