We know it's a loss. We're all frustrated but come in off the ledge--or at the very least, don't lash out at those who don't melt down after a loss as you seem intent upon doing.
Did you think when we trailed by 20 that we'd have a shot to win it and would lose only by two? I'm guessing not. If you can't find a way to view a huge comeback that fell just short as a positive (a still-disappointing end result, yes, but a very positive effort from our guys), then that's your issue.
Sometimes it's just not a team's night. Any of a dozen plays could have led to a different result -- the non-continuation call on Buddy's drive was huge, and those two giant bounces that Woodard's final shot took were brutal. We likely get the rebound and a putback without those two bounces.
But I'm proud as heck of the guys for fighting back.