I don't think it has occurred to
@Cardsstink that shooters shoot. That's what they do. They have a kid that's one of the best in the country at shooting threes. Yes, he missed several. He missed early, and kept shooting. He missed late, and kept shooting. Any coach that knows anything is going to tell that kid to "keep shooting".
Wofford doesn't have some incredibly effective inside game with multiple guys available to do damage on the block. Otherwise I would imagine they would have tried to exploit that. What they have is a kid that is incredible from the perimeter and they went with him. It didn't work out. He missed shots, but it was still there best option. Let's say they go inside and try to do damage like you suggested. Let's say it doesn't work. Then everyone will say "they got the best three point shooter in the country and they tried to go inside"?
Since you keep pushing it, maybe you should apply that same standard to Calipari in 2010 against West Virginia where a bad three-point shooting team (Kentucky) shot 29 of them and proceeded to lose the game. Cousins, Patterson, Orton all on that team and you don't pound it in the paint? If you're (cardsstink) are trying to bait this point from a poster, well you got it.
Now, mods, put this baby to rest.
@Cardsstink is done.