Has an NBA player ever done a post-game interview without using the word...

"Ball"
:grin:

 

maybe if the reporters asked different questions?
reporter: so kobe, how are you dealing with these rape allegations?

kobe: i had problems finding my rhythm so i tried to stay aggressive but it wasnt rape.

meh.. nm..

 

"Uh...Doris? we wanted to come out and, you know, forcefully assert ourselves, you know"

 

Same ****.

 

uugghhhh - I thought we "Ughhhh" we played hard
ummm - "uummm" I just we played harder


uggghhh I thought our guys playrd really hard ugggghhhh but we needed to ummmmm shoot the ball better, uggghhhh they did a great job of protecting the paint ummmmm we will just have to knock down our shots

 

I am glad that you already forget it.

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I wish I would do it too

 

There's two words that end up in every halftime interview: "intensity" and "stops".

Team leading: "We just have to maintain the intensity, keep getting stops, and we'll take it."
Team trailing: "We have to come out with more intensity, especially on the defensive end, get a few stops, and we're right back in this thing."