"...McCaffery’s postgame reaction was different from Bohannon’s. Now, McCaffery did tell ESPN’s Jeff Goodman on Wednesday that he regretted what happened after the game and that he texted an apology to Jones afterward.
“I feel bad about it. I have a lot of respect for Brian Jones,” McCaffery told ESPN. “I wish it didn’t happen. I wish I shook hands. … But again, I think Brian Jones is a high-character guy and a heck of a coach. Assistant Jeff Horner is one of the best players ever to play here. I shouldn’t have done it. I feel terrible about what happened.”
McCaffery is a fiery, emotional guy. That is part of it. The end of the game impacted him and it was still visible well after everything cooled down..." Land of Ten
The point of my responses is to refute the statement that what happened was "fake news." This is real news, and it says a lot about the character of a man who is supposed to be teaching his kids. In this article it stated one of Coach Fran's players went up to apologize to a ND player for his actions in earning a technical. To blame the opposing teams when both teams were chippy is wrong. To throw up your hands at the end of a game and sulk off the court in a huff, is wrong. It is simply another example of behavior that should not be tolerated and should have resulted in some sort of reprimand by the Big Ten hierarchy. Husker fans lived with a coach that sometimes displayed that same boorish behavior. It was not right when he did it, and it isn't right when Coach Fran does it.