Rakocevic: "Don't touch me!"

Adelaide coach Mike Wells says he didn’t see a heated post-game exchange between Kings' assistant coach Andrew Bogut and 36ers' big man Nick Rakocevic, but CODE Sports has reported all the alleged details.

Following Sydney’s record 112-68 Game 1 win, the pair was involved in an altercation in the handshake line.

“The vision clearly shows Sydney’s NBA champion, turned assistant coach, attempting to shake the Adelaide big man’s hand,” CODE Sports said.

“Rakocevic brushes the handshake, keeps walking, and prompts Bogut to pat the Sixers centre on the back before giving him a thumbs up and saying, “good game”.

“It’s understood the frustrated 36ers' big responded saying, “Don’t touch me”.”

“I’ve got to be honest with you, I didn’t know anything about it,” 36ers' coach Mike Wells said post-game.

“I was first through the line, shook everyone’s hand and just went to the locker room."

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But NBL commentator Derek Rucker saw the incident unfold right in front of him.

“We’ve got chaos in front of us, as Bogut and Rakocevic have words,” he said during the broadcast."

Game 2 of the Championship Series tips off at 7.30pm AEDT, live on ESPN and 10 Drama.

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