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If you were still coaching, how would you handle this with your team as far as the national anthem?

Boy, this is a tough one because as a coach, regardless of whatever your personal perspective may be,

you've got to look at this two ways.

One, you have to respect the rights of the players

to use their celebrity, their platform in any way that they choose to. But by the same token,

the players have to respect what you want as an organization, how you want to deal with this.

Anytime you let religion or politics into the locker room, it can be very divisive.

And as a coach, strictly from a business standpoint, it's my job to make sure that we minimize

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