Don't Think Shoot. Soon As You Start

I'm Just Thrilled For So Many People. Our Players, Mostly, But The People In Our Organization - Rick Welts, Joe Lacob And Peter Guber And The Whole Group. It's Just A Phenomenal Group Of People. I Think As A Coach You Just Appreciate Kind Of The Big Picture A Little Bit More.

I Would've Said Yes Before I Saw Aaron Gordon Do What He Did. And Zach Lavine Went Nuts As Well. I Think Gordon Should've Won For What He Did. But What Lavine Does Is Amazing. I Don't Know Where He Gets That Bounce And That Glide But It's Incredible. I Hope Both Those Guys Compete It In Next Year. Over The Last Years Or So, I'd Say The Three-point Contest Has Been More Entertaining Than The Dunk Contest, But This Was Really Special This Year.

It's Different As A Coach Because You Feel Responsible For A Lot Of People. Even Though You Don't Take A Shot, You Don't Get A Rebound, You Feel Like You Just Want People To Succeed And You Want To Help Them Any Way You Can.

The Last Couple Years They've Been Good, But It's Just A Great Group Of Guys, And They Were Willing To Take The Vision That We Gave Them In The Beginning Of The Season, And We Started Off Really Well, Which I Think Helped. But As I Mentioned, Andre's Sacrifice, David Lee's Sacrifice, Their Willingness To Accept Roles And Keep Pushing Really Was The Key To The Whole Thing.

Despite The Amazing Diversity We're Blessed With In This Country, Schools Are Still In Large Part Segregated Because Of Economic Disparity. Sports Are One Of The Few Areas Where Kids Are Really Given The Opportunity To Interact With Those Of Different Races And Religions.