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Gregg Popovich Reacts In Disbelief To New Hampshire Primary Results

San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich gave the best reaction to the results of Tuesday’s New Hampshire Primaries, which Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders (Democrat) and real estate mogul Donald Trump (Republican) won.

After a sideline reporter for TNT informed Popovich of the results in the middle of his team’s Tuesday night game against the Miami Heat, the Spurs coach simply shook his head.

Popovich has previously given money to Democratic candidates, including President Barack Obama. The Spurs defeated the Heat 119-101 at American Airlines Arena in Miami.

 

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