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Article: Bulls coach defends Noah
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- Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
- Article date:
- January 19, 2008
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CHICAGO -- Chicago Bulls interim coach Jim Boylan said Friday
that rookie Joakim Noah's verbal exchange with teammate Ben Wallace
is not a big deal and could bring the struggling team closer.
"I think any time you face adversity you find out the true
character of the people you're associated with. I'm very pleased
with the way our guys handled that controversy," Boylan said after
the team's morning shootaround in suburban Deerfield.
Noah, who led Florida to back-to-back NCAA championships before
the Bulls took him with their first-round pick, directed a verbal
outburst at assistant coach Ron Adams during a shootaround last
Friday and was suspended for that night's game in Philadelphia.
But ...
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