Anonymous #1 1d

I agree, that’s my point. They don’t show the players actually celebrating until after they’ve calmed down and go to the handshake line. I noticed it last year too. They cut to coaches first, then go back and forth between coaches, the watch party on campus for the winning team, and the players from the losing team. they will all be holding that same reaction for a while, the most immediate and fleeting moment is the when these kids are just running and jumping, I feel that should be prioritized

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Anonymous OP 1d

I was saying I like seeing how the players react when they lose the game as well. It adds to the story for the next march madness

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