If Tech takes care of business (hits free throws, doesn't turn over the ball, better clock management/awareness), it doesn't come down to the last shot (a heck of a shot, btw). In the closing minutes, Tech seems to be playing "not to lose" instead of "playing to win." As a high school coach for more than 10 years, I always told my players not to beat themselves. You will always run up against a better player (or players), but you can still play hard and play smart. Lately, Tech has not played very smart - and that includes the coaching staff. Still, it is a game - not life or death.