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Being Smart Is Your Biggest Problem

The Boston Celtics were playing a game, and coach (at the time) Doc Rivers was Mic’d up for the television audience.

While giving instructions during a timeout, Rivers interrupted himself to ask a rhetorical question of his players.

Everyone is saying, “I know, I know.” Well guys, if we know so much, why aren’t we doing it? Why aren’t we doing it?

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Dre "DreAllDay" Baldwin

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