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Bronson Koenig takes shot at Harrison twins for skipping handshakes
Kentucky finally went down, losing 71-64 to Wisconsin Saturday in the Final Four for the Wildcats' first loss of the season.
The Wildcats obviously were not used to losing, so they didn’t know how to react in defeat. A few of their star players even walked off the court and went towards the locker room without shaking hands. The Harrison twins were among those who skipped handshakes, as was Willie Cauley-Stein.
After the game, Wisconsin’s Bronson Koenig, who scored 12 points in the victory, took a jab at the Harrisons for skipping the sportsmanship ritual.
“I didn’t see the Harrisons. I’m not sure where they went,” Koenig said via Yahoo’s Kevin Kaduc.
We always say that if you’re going to celebrate a victory, you have to be prepared to be sportsmanlike in defeat. These players did not follow that, and it’s a poor reflection. Unfortunately, this happens far too frequently at the professional level too.
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