It doesn't. It has never felt like we're just milking clock (except, of course, at the end of the KSUcks game when we actually were intentionally milking clock). We do a great job of working the ball around for a good shot & making the D maintain intensity for the entire 35 seconds. That can be both exhausting and demoralizing for a defense.
Not to create a rabbit trail (I was going to wait until our season is finished to bring this up) but I do hope that next year, after adding two-to-four guards, I hope we run out and attempt the fast break when we get a rebound to try and get an easy shot before the defense sets up and to use our depth to our advantage. If there's no easy shot to be had on the fast break, we can always pull the ball out and set up our more methodical half-court offense.
I certainly love winning... but I'd prefer to not become known for a "slow" offense.