Arizona's Sean Miller sweats through shirt in first-round loss

The NCAA tournament can make the most poised coach sweat. Arizona’s Sean Miller took it a whole other level Thursday.

Miller, the former Xavier coach who is the older brother of Dayton Flyers coach Archie Miller, had to change shirts at halftime of a game against Wichita State in Providence, R.I., because he was drenched by sweat and didn’t wear an undershirt. Fans could see right through the white shirt.

No. 6 seed Arizona lost 65-55 to No. 11 Wichita State, which started the tournament Tuesday with a 70-50 victory over Vanderbilt at UD Arena.

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Arizona’s Sean Miller sweats through shirt in first-round loss