Zeka's decision-making in Game 3 was very disappointing

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Around the 6-minute mark, when the first Dragon spawned and Cho'Gath was hitting it,
Lee Sin was spotted in the left mid lane bush, but they failed to force a turn.
Cho'Gath started the Dragon based on the fact that they won the bot lane matchup and were pushing the lane,
but because Zeka let Lee Sin and Sylas push straight down without any real deterrent,
Cho'Gath couldn't secure the Dragon and had to retreat, which caused the game to spiral out of control.
To put it bluntly, if Syndra had died while baiting out Lee Sin's ult and Flash to let Cho'Gath take the Dragon,
the game wouldn't have been such a complete disaster.
If the 2:2 mid skirmish looked unfavorable, they should never have been sent down;
Syndra should have staked everything—her ult, spells, and even her life—to stall for time.
Even with ward vision providing full information, just standing there not knowing what to do was...
This kind of thing comes from split-second decision-making, and that's what true LoL skill is.
You might be good at dodging skill shots in lane, but since LoL is ultimately a team game,
things like this are massive... Even if Faker's laning phase is slightly weaker, he keeps winning championships because he excels at things like this.