Cam'Ron savages Doc Rivers for 'always complaining' after Giannis Antetokounmpo IQ jab

Cam'Ron went after Doc Rivers' coaching resume Friday on ESPN's First Take, which aired live from Tuskegee University as part of its HBCU tour, one day after Rivers questioned Giannis Antetokounmpo's basketball IQ on The Bill Simmons Podcast.

Rivers told Simmons that Antetokounmpo was not easy to coach, questioned his IQ and said he wished the forward had learned to execute better. Rivers coached him for two and a half seasons with the Milwaukee Bucks before stepping down in April after a 32-50 finish, and the Bucks traded Antetokounmpo to the Miami Heat over the summer.

Stephen A. Smith called the remarks foul but said he saw no malice in them, and he offered a different explanation for how Antetokounmpo plays.

"It's not that Giannis is some clueless player who doesn't know how to think or whatever, it's the equivalent of a boxer like Mike Tyson," Smith said.

Cam'Ron skipped the defense of Antetokounmpo and took the conversation straight to Rivers' career.

"I'm tired of Doc Rivers. Doc Rivers is always complaining. He never gets it done since Boston. He has one championship ... His resume is not that good ... he's overrated with his resume as a coach. I'm sick of Doc and everybody talking about he's one of the best coaches ever," Cam'Ron said.