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Years ago

Popovich's relationship with the media

It doesn't help that the media pretty much answers the question before it's even put to him:

e.g. "Lebron and Dwayne Wade combined for X amount of points that quarter, how do you stop them?"

Of course Pop is simply going to reply "Play defense". He isn't going to give away his game plan.

Years ago

I'm with Gordon Liddy

Years ago

I think this article covers this topic pretty well. He has a great off-court relationship with most of the reporters by the sounds of it.

http://espn.go.com/nba/playoffs/2013/story/_/id/9341250/gregg-popovich-vs-sideline-reporters

 

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