You know, to follow up on what ukcatsfan2 said, if you look back at late game scenarios in 2010, 2011, 2012, we often would do what we did at the end of that Wisconsin game and have our point guard try to drive and score or create. It's Calipari's go-to. Wall pulled it off. Knight pulled it off. Teague pulled it off, at the end of the year. Andrew struggled with that on and off throughout his time here and, though he'd been successful a lot at the end of the year, he couldn't pull it off in that game. Part of that's that Wisconsin was playing very good defense and taking that away. I guess Cal wanted to ride his point guard who'd led us that far, but letting it happen THREE times was maddening.
And that is fair. But it's also fair to say that when it's not there the first time, or second, or third, you might make an adjustment & try something else.