Pike tried Doorson, he tried Johnson, he tried Carter, and he tried Omoruyi. NONE of them could stop Giorgi.
Philosophy is one thing, but when nothing you're doing is working on defense, you HAVE to try something else. Nobody is saying he needed to "double the post" on EVERY possession. I think people are just saying Pike should have tried to double the post to see if it would have worked, not every time, but once or twice.
After Giorgi hit 4 baby hook shots in a row in the second half like he was dunking the ball, and after ALL of our bigs were getting eaten alive, WHY NOT try and have the weak side guard/wing double from behind (with everyone else rotating accordingly)? At that point, instead of Giorgi 90% hitting yet another baby hook, I'd rather take my chances with: (1) Giorgi recognizing the double team from behind; (2) Giorgi not coughing the ball up; (3) Giorgi having the wherewithal to pass out of the double team; and (4) Illinois finding the open man as we rotate back. Alot has to go right for Illinois to have taken advantage of our doubling.
Why not try it even ONCE?