Sweet 16 NCAA Tournament

Buzz is a dance, but it can not be choreographed. Buzz is well documented, but it can not be done on command. This series of movements, so spontaneously, and so frankly glad that her self-titled artist is not even aware of their actions, when the spirit strikes. "You can tell by watching my performance," Buzz Williams said, his voice hoarse for a long time, "I have no idea what I'm doing it. Or that I know what to do when I'm doing it."
But when Buzz - the so-called star forward Williams, Jimmy Butler - it's nothing, it's predictable. And on Sunday evening after a 11-seeded Marquette upset number 2 Syracuse, 66-62, he took only a handshake line after the game to be unleashed in an epic barrage of high-steps and hand pumps that quickly darkened pink dress shirt under a gray suit Williams.
"It just makes it worse when he has all our energies to surround him," Butler said in the tunnel after the game. "I'm so glad that we could do it for him. I'm so glad that we could do it for themselves."