Save one, every team’s season ends in disappointment. Whether that disappointment comes as the confetti falls welcoming another team to the Final Four or walking out into the soul sucking darkness of Dayton after blowing a 17 point lead is immaterial, it comes for everybody. It tells you a great deal about someone how they handle that disappointment, from the coaches to the players to the fans, everyone has a chance to process the fact that things have come to an end. This weekend, there could hardly have been two more contrasting reactions, no greater an illustration of a gulf in class, than those of Chris Mack and John Calipari.
On Coach Mack, John Calipari, and having some class
