ok colonels, i have skipped over most of the cat fighting. but before i give you an explanation, lets set a base line here. both teams in the game are pretty bad. meaning, it would take a real down year for either of you to be better than a 99%/1% dog to my team in that world. so, from where most people are standing, one team upsetting the other is no big deal. if you wonder why people are giving you a whats the big deal reaction, well, that's why.
your iq is bad, theirs is horrible. really bad iq = screwy results, and i see nothing wrong with that.
i don't blame you for not running uptempo. but this is probably one of the 1% of cases where i would probably run uptempo myself. still, not a big deal IMO. uptempo and bad iq are probably just as likely to produce a screwy result anyway.
you play a 2-3 zone that is not strong. they shot 7-16 threes. no big mystery there. a little above average? maybe, but no more.
your poor ft shooters shot even worse. not too badly though, statistically, its very unimpressive.
your offense played poorly in terms of shooting. considering their defense, its kind of surprising, but considering your offense, its not an eye opener by any stretch.
so, in summary, you played a sim who is widely reknown for leaning on their best players hard and taking lots of 3s. the first part negated much of your age/walkon advantage, the latter when paired with your zone gives the sim a fighting chance. if you live and die by the 3, well, sometimes you live by it :) also, you were away, and as much as you would like to discount that, it is fairly important. all in all, i would say you got unlucky sure, but really, its not surprising at all. by repeatedly calling wolf on games that just aren't that unrealistic, it really diminishes your "HDs randomness is broken" argument.
before you respond, keep in mind both teams are less than 1% against the top teams in the division and when that is true, its hard to find a game with skewed results the community will care about less.