Brad Stevens is ready to watch the Super Bowl after the Celtics squeaked past the Trail Blazers on a buzzer beater.
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The Boston coach showed up at the podium after the 97-96 victory in a cut-off sweatshirt and a Patriots "Not Done" beanie.
Meanwhile, Stevens brought forward — and Philadelphia native — Marcus Morris up to the podium with him. Morris was wearing a Carson Wentz jersey.
Brad Stevens rocking the cut off sleeves and not done hat in the press conference today #youngbelichick pic.twitter.com/MwaBF7EBlY
— Ford Bohrmann (@FordBohrmann) February 4, 2018
"Football game to watch," Stevens said about his attire (via ESPN). "And [Morris and I] have had a lot of back-and-forth discussions, so I thought I'd bring Marcus along. It helps that Al made the last shot; it helps it feel better."
Al Horford was the hero for the Celtics — his last-second shot gave the team the victory and ultimately put Stevens in such a good mood.
"Wanted it to end the game so we could go watch the Super Bowl," Stevens joked about the gutsy call.
When prodded further about his Bill Belichick-style hoodie, Stevens said he wished he could dress that way both on and off the court.
"If the NBA would let us, I would wear it," said Stevens. "I was hoping that we would figure it out and go to a much more casual look on the sidelines. But maybe the Nike reps can push the NBA on that a little bit."