In typical Jim Boeheim fashion, the legendary coach was not exactly thrilled at the post-game press conference following the latest down-to-the-wire Syracuse loss.
at home Monday night in a hard-fought battle from the Orange. This down-to-the-wire type of loss has been an ongoing trend for Syracuse of late, dropping games to Miami and North Carolina by four points earlier this month.
In typical Jim Boeheim fashion, the legendary coach was not exactly thrilled during the post-game press conference — and definitely not made any happier by a reporter asking about the status of starting forward Benny Williams, who didn’t even attend the game.He continued by insulting the reporter’s attitude before answering the question with some extra snarl.
“Benny took a personal day, he will be back at practice on Wednesday,” Boeheim said before concluding. “That’s it? We have that question, that’s all we have? Typical in Syracuse,.”Syracuse head coach Jim Boeheim offers an explanation post game. 🎥
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