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A lot of covering the face.

It's not a good hiding place.

Well, but I think you did.

Mike, I think you did see the SID's face when he turned to his left and searched and then immediately started apologizing.

This is a coach who's been in charge for a long time.

This is a man who knows what real power is.

Watch how insecure he immediately becomes with body language and everything else.

And watch how quickly he looks for the life raft of a public relations director off screen.

It's just the body language is so good because he's initially frustrated by just, oh, we're bad passers.

And, oh, I've made it worse.

And then the nervous laughter.

And then, oh, this is a position of power.

And, ooh, I cannot have with around point shaving scandals.

And FBI investigations, I cannot welcome people to wonder whether our bad passes are because my guys are betting on games.

You would never have heard it.

This was so avoidable.

It's not only that it's... Peter Burns tweeted about it.

It's not only that it's avoidable.

It's that...

Rick Barnes, for decades now, has come in and out of press conferences without saying anything at all that anyone cares to remember.