HeвЂ™ll return to San Diego later this week and reassemble the pieces of his basketball future. HeвЂ™s laying low, though, refusing to drive by Golden 1 Center downtown. When the tournament was canceled, Feagin decided to visit them anyway. ItвЂ™s also where the Aztecs would have played this week. ItвЂ™s where his aunt and other relatives live. (Hayne Palmour IV/The San Diego Union-Tribune)ДЇeagin spent what would have been Selection Sunday in Sacramento, of all places. But you get frustrated that maybe things could have been under control earlier.вЂќ вЂњItвЂ™s a public health issue,вЂќ Feagin said. Both also said they understood the crisis gripping the planet, understood basketballвЂ™s place in the larger picture of life and death. A few hours later, Feagin tweeted: вЂњTonight is one of those nights where I really canвЂ™t believe itвЂ™s over, man.вЂќД«oth said they wished the NCAA had postponed instead of canceled the tournament and reassessed in a week or three. ItвЂ™s a realization that this is just how life is sometimes.вЂќ YouвЂ™ve got to take the good for what it was and try to salvage the most of whatвЂ™s to come. I donвЂ™t know who to blame, you know? I donвЂ™t have anyone to blame or put this on. вЂњItвЂ™s just tough, itвЂ™s just really tough right now. Some days IвЂ™ve been good, some days IвЂ™ve been really bad. Then the next few itвЂ™s kind of disbelief and a big slap in the face. вЂњItвЂ™s just been a weird few days,вЂќ Feagin said softly.

The tone and texture of their words articulated what their sentences couldnвЂ™t. Their voices were deeper and slower and quieter than usual, a mix of melancholy and exasperation, stripped of anticipation and hope. ItвЂ™s a year weвЂ™re going to look back on for the rest of our lives and think: What if? вЂ¦ I donвЂ™t know what else to say.вЂќ ItвЂ™s going to take us a while to get over. For that not to be an option any more is a dagger. вЂњOur biggest goal was to go to the NCAA Tournament and make a deep run.

They wanted to play for a greater cause, and thatвЂ™s to win games. If KJ and Mal were happy averaging 20 points a game and getting minutes, that would be a sense of selfishness. вЂњThereвЂ™s a reason why we left, just because we loved to win so much. вЂњThe three of us, we all came from losing programs,вЂќ Wetzell said. 6 in both major polls вЂ¦ a probable 2 seed with a geographically favorable road to the Final Four вЂ¦ a university and city on their shoulders вЂ¦ their last chance. So did Malachi Flynn, the Washington State transfer who has a year of eligibility remaining but is expected to test the NBA Draft waters and may be gone as well.ДЄ 30-2 record вЂ¦ No. This was their last chance, transferring to SDSU with the primary goal of experiencing March Madness. He didnвЂ™t play in the 67-65 loss against Houston in Wichita, Kan., in 2018, but he got to experience Selection Sunday, felt the excitement at Intrust Bank Arena, felt the agony of Rob GrayвЂ™s last-second shot.ДЇeagin and Wetzell never had. Narain, at least, was part of an NCAA Tournament team as a sophomore at SDSU. As soon as I saw the news, I realized it was over. вЂњI knew it was coming, but you hold that little bit of hope that it still goes through,вЂќ Wetzell said in his first interview since the NCAA canceled March Madness with a two-sentence statement at 1:16 p.m. You hoist the desperation shot from midcourt fully thinking it is going in. No season is over until you lose in the conference or NCAA tournament. Deep down, the senior forwards from San Diego State knew the NCAA was probably next.Д«ut theyвЂ™re athletes, theyвЂ™re college basketball players, theyвЂ™re wired differently. A few hours later, the NBA suspended all games after Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert tested positive for COVID-19. They went across the street to a Mediterranean restaurant to grab lunch.ДЄ day earlier, the NCAA had announced the menвЂ™s and womenвЂ™s basketball tournaments would be played without fans. Yanni Wetzell and Nolan Narian had just finished shopping Thursday afternoon at Costco.

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