One of the great aspects of being involved in the basketball community are the relationships that you develop with your colleagues over the years. Richie Adubato and I first met when we were coaching at the high school level and have remained friends throughout our collegiate, NBA and now broadcast careers. Prior to the Bulls-Magic matchup in Orlando, I had a chance to talk with him about his long and illustrious coaching career.
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