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Needing a shot, and finding a guy who can shoot, who is open is another. Sam hitting from 3, without a soul around him has similar make probabilities at that point compared to Wong shooting a fadeaway jumper over a couple of guys, with people hacking at his arms. At that point, it's about the...

Sam was open in a spot he's comfortable in. That would have been a big show of confidence from Wong, but he probably just wanted to take the shot, he didn't trust anyone else. A guy with Lebron's personality probably hits Sam and takes his chances, Wong is more of the "I'm going to do it...

Walker played early, he was AWFUL. Miami doesn't have size, and that's the one thing FSU has. They have NBA level size, which is a rarity in college basketball today. I'm not shocked they outrebounded Miami, that was **** near a certainty coming into the game.

They won't. You know better than that.

Either Wong shoots his shot, or he finds an open guy. That's what you want out of that possession.

You go with the guy that brought you, Wong is able to get his shot over anyone, Moore struggles with that at times, because FSU has insane length. The game should and will turn on the actions of the best players on the floor. Wong is Miami's best player, period. You get him the ball and let...

Teams press. Even experienced teams, because you start pushing yourself to do more, because you feel as if the thing is slipping away. It's a snowball effect. That said, this team had a chance to win it late, that's all you can ask for, especially in these evenly matched games.

Sometimes you have a rough half, it happens, even to elite teams. The difference is that this team had the mental toughness to get back in this game, and be in position to win late. That's all you can ask for.

Yes, you want your best player with the ball with a chance to win. That's what happened. Wong could have taken another dribble and gotten to the rack, or he could have hit an open Sam, but he went with the fade.

Honestly, Miami shouldn't honor another year of his scholarship. He's been here long enough.

Playing D for over a minute, it was a matter of time at that point. Miami has to find a way to speed this game up and squeeze more possessions out.

The lack of a big hurts. If you are Gak, how do you look at yourself in the mirror knowing that if you were merely competent, you could play a huge role? Miami needs a big that rebounds and defends the rim. That's it. Gak can't give you that. Sam can't do it by himself.

This team doesn't quit.

Get it to single digits and let this crowd carry the day.

It's tough to beat anyone, when your bench gives you less than zero offensively. The frustrating part is that they can and should be able to do something.

Can't waste possessions. Every possession must be a good look from here on out.

Scary part is that they are slowly cutting this lead. All it takes is a couple of made 3s and they may be able to make this interesting.

Textbook foul, no call. Then they call that weak crap on Wong when he's going up to intercept a badly thrown lob.

Sam got straight up held on a rebound. That's a textbook foul. Then again, I'm not shocked.

Gotta get some stops, and heat up from deep. So many open shots. Miami shoots even anywhere close to their season average from deep, they are back in this game.