ALL-TIME GREAT COACHES

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2 ALL-TIME GREAT COACHES ADELMAN, RICK PERSONAL: Born June 16, 1946, in Lynwood, Calif /180. (1.88/81.6).... Full name: Richard Leonard Adelman... Name pronounced ADD-el-mun. HIGH SCHOOL: St. Pius X (Downey, Calif.). COLLEGE: Loyola Marymount. TRANSACTIONS/CAREER Selected by San Diego Rockets in seventh round (79th pick overall) of 1968 NBA Draft... Selected by Portland Trail Blazers from Rockets in NBA Expansion Draft (May 11, 1970)... Traded by Trail Blazers to Chicago Bulls for cash and 1974 second-round draft choice (September 14, 1973)... Traded by Bulls to New Orleans Jazz for F/C John Block (November 11, 1974)... Traded by Jazz with F Ollie Johnson to Kansas City/ Omaha Kings for F Nate Williams (February 1, 1975)... Kings franchise moved from Kansas City/Omaha to Kansas City for season... Released by Kings (October 21, 1975). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Loyola (Calif.)... Freshman team statistics unavailable Loyola (Calif.) Loyola (Calif.) Loyola (Calif.) Totals NBA RECORD Year-Team G MIN FGM FGA PCT FG3M FG3A PCT FTM FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT RPG AST APG PF DQ STL BLK PTS San Diego San Diego Portland Portland Portland Chicago Chi.-N.O.-KC-O TOTALS NBA PLAYOFF RECORD Year-Team G MIN FGM FGA PCT FG3M FG3A PCT FTM FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT RPG AST APG PF DQ STL BLK PTS San Diego Chicago Chi.-N.O.-KC-O TOTALS BACKGROUND: Head coach, Chemeketa Community College, Ore ( through ; record: ,.783)... Assistant coach, Portland Trail Blazers ( to February 18, 1989) Portland th/Pacific Division Portland nd/Pacific Division Portland st/Pacific Division Portland st/Pacific Division Portland rd/Pacific Division Portland th/Pacific Division Golden State th/Pacific Division Golden State th/Pacific Division Sacramento T3rd/Pacific Division Sacramento th/Pacific Division Sacramento nd/Pacific Division Sacramento st/Pacific Division Sacramento st/Pacific Division Sacramento nd/Pacific Division Sacramento nd/Pacific Division Sacramento th/Pacific Division Houston rd/Southwest Division Houston nd/Southwest Division Houston rd/Southwest Division Houston th/Southwest Division Minnesota th/Northwest Division Minnesota th/Northwest Division Minnesota rd/Northwest Division Totals Replaced Mike Schuler as Portland head coach (February 18), with record of Lost to Los Angeles Lakers in Western Conference first round Defeated Dallas, 3-0, in Western Conference first round; defeated San Antonio, 4-3, in Western Conference semifinals; defeated Phoenix, 4-2, in Western Conference finals; lost to Detroit, 4-1, in NBA Finals Defeated Seattle, 3-2, in Western Conference first round; defeated Utah, 4-1, in Western Conference semifinals; lost to Los 1

3 Angeles Lakers, 4-2, in Western Conference finals Defeated Los Angeles Lakers, 3-1, in Western Conference first round; defeated Phoenix, 4-1, in Western Conference semifinals; defeated Utah, 4-2, in Western Conference finals; lost to Chicago, 4-2, in NBA Finals Lost to San Antonio in Western Conference first round Lost to Houston in Western Conference first round Lost to Utah Jazz in Western Conference first round Lost to Los Angeles Lakers in Western Conference first round Defeated Phoenix, 3-1, in Western Conference first round; lost to Los Angeles Lakers, 4-0, in Western Conference semifinals Defeated Utah, 3-1, in Western Conference first round; defeated Dallas, 4-1, in Western Conference semifinals; lost to Los Angeles Lakers, 4-3, in Western Conference finals Defeated Utah, 4-1, in Western Conference first round; lost to Dallas, 4-3, in Western Conference semifinals Defeated Dallas, 4-1, in Western Conference first round; lost to Minnesota, 4-3, in Western Conference semifinals Lost to Seattle SuperSonics in Western Conference first round Lost to San Antonio in Western Conference first round Lost to Utah, 4-2, in Western Conference first round Defeated Portland, 4-2 in Western Conference first round; lost to Lakers, 4-3 in Western Conference second round. ATTLES, AL PERSONAL: Born November 7, 1936, in Newark, N.J /185 (1,83/83,9).... Full name: Alvin A. Attles. HIGH SCHOOL: Weequahic (Newark, N.J.). COLLEGE: North Carolina A&T. TRANSACTIONS: Selected by Philadelphia Warriors in fifth round (39th pick overall) of 1960 NBA Draft.... Warriors franchise moved from Philadelphia to San Francisco for season. CAREER Vice president/assistant general manager, Golden State Warriors ( to present). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG North Carolina A&T... Statistics unavailable North Carolina A&T... Statistics unavailable North Carolina A&T North Carolina A&T Totals NBA REGULAR-SEASON RECORD Philadelphia Philadelphia San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco Totals NBA PLAYOFF RECORD Philadelphia Philadelphia San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco Totals BACKGROUND: Assistant coach, Warriors (February 13, 1995-remainder of season) San Francisco th/Western Division San Francisco nd/Pacific Division Golden State nd/Pacific Division Golden State nd/Pacific Division Golden State nd/Pacific Division Golden State st/Pacific Division Golden State st/Pacific Division Golden State rd/Pacific Division Golden State th/Pacific Division Golden State th/Pacific Division Golden State th/Pacific Division Golden State th/Pacific Division Golden State th/Pacific Division Golden State th/Pacific Division Totals (14 years) Totals (6 years)

4 1970 Replaced George Lee as San Francisco head coach with record of Lost to Milwaukee in Western Conference Semifinals Lost to Milwaukee in Western Conference Semifinals Defeated Milwaukee, 4-2, in Western Conference Semifinals; lost to Los Angeles, 4-1, in Western Conference Finals Defeated Seattle, 4-2, in Western Conference Semifinals; defeated Chicago, 4-3, in Western Conference Finals; defeated Washington, 4-0, in NBA Finals Defeated Detroit, 4-2, in Western Conference Semifinals; lost to Phoenix, 4-3, in Western Conference Finals Defeated Detroit, 2-1, in Western Conference First Round; lost to Los Angeles, 4-3, in Western Conference Semifinals Missed final 21 games of season due to injury; replaced by assistant coach John Bach (6-15) for remainder of season. AUERBACH, RED PERSONAL: Born September 20, 1917, in Brooklyn, N.Y.... Died October 28, /170 (1,78/77,1).... Full name: Arnold Jacob Auerbach.... Name pronounced HOUR-back. HIGH SCHOOL: Eastern District (Brooklyn, N.Y.). JUNIOR COLLEGE: Seth Low Junior College (N.Y.). COLLEGE: George Washington. CAREER Vice president, Boston Celtics ( through ).... Vice president and general manager, Celtics ( ).... Executive vice president and general manager, Celtics ( through ).... President and general manager, Celtics ( through ).... President, Celtics ( through , )... Vice chairman of the board, Celtics ( to present). CAREER HONORS: Elected to Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (1968).... One of the Top 10 Coaches in NBA History (1996). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Seth Low J.C... Statistics unavailable George Washington George Washington George Washington year-college totals BACKGROUND: Head coach, St. Alban s Prep (Washington, D.C.).... Head coach, Roosevelt High School (Washington, D.C.).... Assistant coach, Duke University ( ). HONORS: NBA Coach of the Year (1965).... NBA 25th Anniversary All-Time team coach (1970).... NBA Executive of the Year (1980).... Selected as the Greatest Coach in the History of the NBA by the Professional Basketball Writers Association of America (1980) Washington (BAA) st/Eastern Division Washington (BAA) T2nd/Western Division Washington (BAA) st/Eastern Division Tri-Cities rd/Western Division Boston nd/Eastern Division Boston nd/Eastern Division Boston rd/Eastern Division Boston T2nd/Eastern Division Boston rd/Eastern Division Boston nd/Eastern Division Boston st/Eastern Division Boston st/Eastern Division Boston st/Eastern Division Boston st/Eastern Division Boston st/Eastern Division Boston st/Eastern Division Boston st/Eastern Division Boston st/Eastern Division Boston st/Eastern Division Boston nd/Eastern Division Totals (20 years) Totals (20 years) Lost to Chicago in BAA Semifinals Lost to Chicago, 74-70, in Western Division tiebreaker Defeated Philadelphia, 2-0, in Eastern Division Semifinals; defeated New York, 2-1, in Eastern Division Finals; lost to Minneapolis, 4-2, in NBA Finals. Replaced Roger Potter as Tri-Cities head coach with record of Lost to Anderson in Western Division Semifinals Lost to New York in Eastern Division Semifinals Lost to New York in Eastern Division Semifinals Defeated Syracuse, 2-0, in Eastern Division Semifinals; lost to New York, 3-1, in Eastern Division Finals Defeated New York, 93-71; lost to Syracuse, (OT); defeated New York, 79-78; lost to Syracuse, 98-85, in Eastern Division round robin; lost to Syracuse, 2-0, in Eastern Division Finals Defeated New York, 2-1, in Eastern Division Semifinals; lost to Syracuse, 3-1, in Eastern Division Finals Lost to Syracuse in Eastern Division Semifinals Defeated Syracuse, 3-0, in Eastern Division Finals; defeated St. Louis, 4-3, in NBA Finals. 3

5 1958 Defeated Philadelphia, 4-1, in Eastern Division Finals; lost to St. Louis, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated Syracuse, 4-3, in Eastern Division Finals; defeated Minneapolis, 4-0, in NBA Finals Defeated Philadelphia, 4-2, in Eastern Division Finals; defeated St. Louis, 4-3, in NBA Finals Defeated Syracuse, 4-1, in Eastern Division Finals; defeated St. Louis, 4-1, in NBA Finals Defeated Philadelphia, 4-3, in Eastern Division Finals; defeated Los Angeles, 4-3, in NBA Finals Defeated Cincinnati, 4-3, in Eastern Division Finals; defeated Los Angeles, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated Cincinnati, 4-1, in Eastern Division Finals; defeated San Francisco, 4-1, in NBA Finals Defeated Philadelphia, 4-3, in Eastern Division Finals; defeated Los Angeles, 4-1, in NBA Finals Defeated Cincinnati, 3-2 in Eastern Division Semifinals; defeated Philadelphia, 4-1, in Eastern Division Finals; defeated Los Angeles, 4-3, in NBA Finals. BROWN, HUBIE PERSONAL: Born September 25, 1933, in Elizabeth, N.J /160. (1,83/72,6).... Full Name: Hubert Jude Brown. HIGH SCHOOL: St. Mary s (Elizabeth, N.J.). COLLEGE: Niagara. TRANSACTIONS/CAREER Played with Rochester in Eastern Basketball League ( ). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Niagara Niagara Niagara Niagara Totals EBL REGULAR-SEASON RECORD REBOUNDS Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Off. Def. Tot. Ast. St. Blk. TO Pts. RPG APG Rochester BACKGROUND: Assistant coach, William & Mary ( ).... Assistant coach, Duke University ( through ).... Assistant coach, Milwaukee Bucks ( through ). HONORS: Coach of ABA championship team ( ).... NBA Coach of the Year (1978, 2004). ABA COACHING RECORD Kentucky T1st/Eastern Division Kentucky th/Eastern Division Totals (2 years) Totals (2 years) Atlanta th/Central Division Atlanta th/Central Division Atlanta rd/Central Division Atlanta st/Central Division Atlanta th/Atlantic Division New York th/Atlantic Division New York rd/Atlantic Division New York th/Atlantic Division New York th/Atlantic Division New York Memphis th/Midwest Division Memphis th/Midwest Division Memphis Totals (13 years) Totals (6 years) Defeated Memphis, 4-1, in Eastern Division semifinals; defeated St. Louis, 4-1, in Eastern Division finals; defeated Indiana, 4-1, in ABA Championship Series Defeated Indiana, 2-1, in first round; lost to Denver, 4-3, in Eastern Division semifinals Lost to Washington, 2-0, in Eastern Conference first round Defeated Houston, 2-0, in Eastern Conference first round; lost to Washington, 4-3, in Eastern Conference semifinals Lost to Philadelphia, 4-1, in Eastern Conference semifinals Defeated New Jersey, 2-0, in Eastern Conference first round; lost to Philadelphia, 4-0, in Eastern Conference semifinals Defeated Detroit, 3-2, in Eastern Conference first round; lost to Boston, 4-3, in Eastern Conference semifinals Replaced by Bob Hill as New York head coach (December 1) Replaced Sidney Lowe as Memphis head coach (November 12) with record of 0-8 and club in seventh place Stepped down as Memphis head coach (November 25); replaced by Mike Fratello with team in fourth place. 4

6 BROWN, LARRY PERSONAL: Born September 14, 1940, in Brooklyn, N.Y /160. (1.75/72.6).... Full name: Lawrence Harvey Brown HIGH SCHOOL: Long Beach (N.Y.). COLLEGE: North Carolina. TRANSACTIONS/CAREER Signed by New Orleans Buccaneers of American Basketball Association (1967).... Traded by Buccaneers with F//G Doug Moe to Oakland Oaks for F Steve Jones, F Ron Franz and G Barry Leibowitz (June 18, 1968).... Oaks franchise moved from Oakland to Washington and renamed Capitols for season.... Capitols franchise moved from Washington to Virginia and renamed Squires for season.... Contract sold by Squires to Denver Rockets (January 23, 1971). MISCELLANEOUS: Member of gold-medal-winning U.S. Olympic team (1964). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina Totals AMATEUR RECORD Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Akron (Ohio) Akron (Ohio) Totals ABA REGULAR-SEASON RECORD ABA All-Star second team (1968). Member of ABA championship team (1969). Holds single-game record for most assists 23 (February 20, 1972, vs. Pittsburgh). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG New Orleans * * Oakland * * Washington * * Virginia-Denver Denver Totals Three-point field goals: , 19-for-89 (.213), , 8-for-35 (.229), , 10-for-39 (.256), , 6-for-21 (.286), , 5-for-25 (.200). Totals, 48-for-209 (.230). ABA PLAYOFF RECORD Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG New Orleans Oakland Washington Denver Totals Three-point field goals: , 4-for-18 (.222), , 0-for-3 (.000), , 1-for-5 (.200), , 0-for-3 (.000). Totals, 5-for-29 (.172). ABA ALL-STAR GAME RECORD ABA All-Star Game Most Valuable Player (1968). Season Team Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG 1968 New Orleans Oakland Washington Totals Three-point field goals: , 2-for-2 (1.000) , 0-for , 0-for-0. Totals, 2-for-3 (.667). BACKGROUND: Assistant coach, University of North Carolina ( and ).... Assistant coach, U.S. Olympic team (1980). HONORS: NBA Coach of the Year (2001). AMERICAN BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Carolina st/Eastern Division Carolina rd/Eastern Division Denver st/Western Division Denver st/Western Division Totals (4 years) Totals (4 years) Defeated New York, 4-1, in Eastern Division semifinals; lost to Kentucky, 4-3, in Eastern Division finals Lost to Kentucky in Eastern Division semifinals Defeated Utah, 4-2, in Western Conference semifinals; lost to Indiana,4-3, in Western Division finals Defeated Kentucky, 4-3, in semifinals; lost to New York, 4-2, in ABA Finals. COLLEGIATE COACHING RECORD Season Team W L Pct. Finish UCLA th/Pacific-10 Conference UCLA rd/Pacific-10 Conference Kansas nd/Big Eight Conference 5

7 84-85 Kansas nd/Big Eight Conference Kansas st/Big Eight Conference Kansas T2nd/Big Eght Conference Kansas rd/Big Eight Conference Southern Methodist th/Conference USA Southern Methodist th/American Athletic Conference Southern Methodist Southern Methodist Totals (11 years) Defeated Old Dominion, 87-74, in NCAA Tournament first round; defeated DePaul, 77-71, in second round; defeated Ohio State, 72-68, in regional semifinals; defeated Clemson, 85-74, in regional finals; defeated Purdue, 67-62, in semifinals; lost to Lou Lost to Brigham Young, 78-55, in NCAA Tournament second round Defeated Alcorn State, 57-56, in NCAA Tournament first round; lost to Wake Forest, 69-59, in second round Defeated Ohio University, 49-38, in NCAA Tournament first round; lost to Auburn, 66-64, in second round Defeated North Carolina A&T, 71-46, in NCAA Tournament first round; defeated Temple, 65-43, in second round; defeated Michigan State, (OT), in regional semifinals; defeated North Carolina State, 75-67, in regional finals; lost to Duke, 71-67, i Defeated Houston, 66-55, in NCAA Tournament first round; defeated Southwest Missouri State, 67-63, in second round; lost to Georgetown, 70-57, in regional semifinals Defeated Xavier, 85-72, in NCAA Tournament first round; defeated Murray State, 61-58, in second round; defeated Vanderbilt, 77-64, in regional semifinals; defeated Kansas State, in regional finals; defeated Duke, 66-59, in semifinals; defeated Oklahoma, 83-79, in championship game Denver st/Midwest Division Denver st/Midwest Division Denver New Jersey rd/Atlantic Division New Jersey San Antonio th/Midwest Division San Antonio st/Midwest Division San Antonio st/Midwest Division San Antonio-L.A. Clippers th/Pacific Division L.A. Clippers th/Pacific Division Indiana T3rd/Central Division Indiana st/Central Division Indiana nd/Central Division Indiana th/Central Division Philadelphia th/Atlantic Division Philadelphia rd/ Atlantic Division Philadelphia rd/ Atlantic Division Philadelphia st/Atlantic Division Philadelphia th/ Atlantic Division Philadelphia nd/Atlantic Division Detroit nd/Central Division Detroit st/Central Division N.Y. Knicks th/Atlantic Division Charlotte th/Southeast Division Charlotte th/Southeast Division Charlotte th/Southeast Division Totals (25 years) Totals (18 years) Lost to Portland in Western Conference semifinals Defeated Milwaukee, 4-3, in Western Conference; lost to Seattle, 4-2, in Western Conference finals Resigned as Denver head coach (February 1); replaced by Donnie Walsh with club in second place Lost to Washington in Eastern Conference first round Resigned as New Jersey head coach (April 7); replaced by Bill Blair with club in third place Defeated Denver, 3-0, in Western Conference first round; lost to Portland, 4-3, in Western Conference semifinals Lost to Golden State in Western Conference first round Replaced as San Antonio head coach by Bob Bass with club in second place (January 21); replaced Mike Schuler (21-24) and Mack Calvin (interim head coach, 1-1) as Los Angeles Clippers head coach (February 6), with record of and club in 6th place. Lost to Utah in Western Conference first round Lost to Houston in Western Conference first round Defeated Orlando, 3-0, in Eastern Conference first round; defeated Atlanta, 4-2, in Eastern Conference semifianls; lost to New York, 4-3, in Eastern Conference finals Defeated Atlanta, 3-0, in Eastern Conference first round; defeated New York, 4-3, Eastern Conference semifinals; lost to Orlando, 4-3, in Eastern Conference finals Lost to Atlanta in Eastern Conference first round Defeated Orlando, 3-1, in Eastern Conference first round; lost to Indiana, 4-0, in Eastern Conference semifinals Defeated Charlotte, 3-1, in Eastern first round; lost to Indiana, 4-2, in Eastern Conference semifianls Defeated Indiana, 3-1, in Eastern Conference first round; defeated Toronto, 4-3, in Eastern Conference semifinals; defeated by Milwaukee, 4-3, in Eastern Conference finals; lost to Los Angeles Lakers, 4-1, in NBA Finals Lost to Boston in Eastern Conference first round Defeated New Orleans, 4-2, in Eastern Conference first round; lost to Detroit, 4-2, in Eastern Conference semifinals Defeated Milwaukee, 4-1, in Eastern Conference first round; defeated New Jersey, 4-3, in Eastern Conference semifinals; defeated Indiana, 4-2, in Eastern Conference finals; defeated Los Angeles Lakers, 4-1, in NBA Finals Defeated Philadelphia, 4-1, in Eastern Conference first round; defeated Indiana, 4-2, in Eastern Conference semifinals; defeated Miami, 4-3, in Eastern Conference finals; lost to San Antonio, 4-3, in NBA Finals Lost to Orlando, 4-0, in Eastern Conference first round. 6

8 COSTELLO, LARRY PERSONAL: Born July 2, 1931, in Minoa, N.Y.... Died December 11, /188 (1,85/85,3).... Full name: Lawrence Ronald Costello. HIGH SCHOOL: Minoa (N.Y.). COLLEGE: Niagara. TRANSACTIONS: Selected by Philadelphia Warriors in second round of 1954 NBA Draft.... Sold by Warriors to Syracuse Nationals (October 10, 1957).... Nationals franchise moved from Syracuse to Philadelphia and renamed 76ers for season.... Played in Eastern Basketball League with Wilkes-Barre Barons ( ).... Drafted by Milwaukee Bucks from 76ers in NBA Expansion Draft (May 6, 1968). MISCELLANEOUS: Member of NBA championship team (1967). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Niagara... Freshman team statistics unavailable Niagara Niagara Niagara Varsity totals NBA REGULAR-SEASON RECORD HONORS: All-NBA second team (1961) Philadelphia Philadelphia... Did not play in military service Philadelphia Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse * Philadelphia Philadelphia * Philadelphia Philadelphia Totals NBA PLAYOFF RECORD Philadelphia Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia Totals NBA ALL-STAR GAME RECORD Season Team Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. PF Dq. Pts Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse... Selected, did not play injured Philadelphia Totals EBL REGULAR-SEASON RECORD Wilkes-Barre BACKGROUND: Head coach, Minoa High School, N.Y. ( ).... Head coach, Milwaukee Does of Women s Professional Basketball League ( ) Milwaukee th/Eastern Division Milwaukee nd/Eastern Division Milwaukee st/Midwest Division Milwaukee st/Midwest Division Milwaukee st/Midwest Division Milwaukee st/Midwest Division

9 74-75 Milwaukee th/Midwest Division Milwaukee st/Midwest Division Milwaukee Chicago Totals (10 years) Totals (6 years) COLLEGIATE COACHING RECORD Season Team W L Pct. Finish Utica Independent Utica Independent Utica Independent Utica Independent Utica Independent Utica Independent Utica Independent Totals (7 years) Defeated Philadelphia, 4-1, in Eastern Division Semifinals; lost to New York, 4-1, in Eastern Division Finals Defeated San Francisco, 4-1, in Western Conference Semifinals; defeated Los Angeles, 4-1, in Western Conference Finals; defeated Baltimore, 4-0, in NBA Finals Defeated Golden State, 4-1, in Western Conference Semifinals; lost to Los Angeles, 4-2, in Western Conference Finals Lost to Golden State in Western Conference Semifinals Defeated Los Angeles, 4-1, in Western Conference Semifinals; defeated Chicago, 4-0, in Western Conference Finals; lost to Boston, 4-3, in NBA Finals Lost to Detroit in Western Conference First Round. Resigned as Milwaukee head coach and replaced by Don Nelson (November 22) Replaced as Chicago head coach by Scotty Robertson (February 16). CUNNINGHAM, BILLY PERSONAL: Born June 3, 1943, in Brooklyn, N.Y /210 (2,00/95,3).... Full name: William John Cunningham. HIGH SCHOOL: Erasmus Hall (Brooklyn, N.Y.). COLLEGE: North Carolina. TRANSACTIONS: Selected by Philadelphia 76ers in first round of 1965 NBA Draft.... Signed as free agent by Carolina Cougars of American Basketball Association (August 1969).... Signed as free agent by 76ers (1969).... Suspended by NBA (1972).... Restored by NBA (1974).... Returned to 76ers (1974). CAREER HONORS: Elected to Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (1986).... One of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History (1996). CAREER Part owner, Miami Heat ( to ). MISCELLANEOUS: Member of NBA championship team (1967). The Sporting News All-America second team (1965). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina Varsity totals NBA REGULAR-SEASON RECORD HONORS: All-NBA first team (1969, 1970, 1971).... All-NBA second team (1972).... NBA All-Rookie team (1966) Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia * Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia REBOUNDS Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Off. Def. Tot. Ast. Stl. Blk. TO Pts. RPG APG Philadelphia Philadelphia Totals Personal fouls/disqualifications: / , 57/1. Totals, 2431/64. NBA PLAYOFF RECORD Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia

10 Totals NBA ALL-STAR GAME RECORD Season Team Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. PF Dq. Pts Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia Totals ABA REGULAR-SEASON RECORD ABA Most Valuable Player (1973).... ABA All-Star first team (1973). 2-POINT 3-POINT Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Carolina Carolina Totals ABA PLAYOFF RECORD 2-POINT 3-POINT Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Carolina Carolina Totals ABA ALL-STAR GAME RECORD 2-POINT 3-POINT Season Team Min. FGM FGA Pct. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts Carolina COMBINED ABA AND NBA REGULAR-SEASON RECORDS REBOUNDS G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Off. Def. Tot. Ast. Stl. Blk. TO Pts. RPG APG Totals Three-point field goals: 15-for-57 (.263). Personal fouls: Philadelphia st/Atlantic Division Philadelphia nd/Atlantic Division Philadelphia nd/Atlantic Division Philadelphia T1st/Atlantic Division Philadelphia nd/Atlantic Division Philadelphia st/Atlantic Division Philadelphia nd/Atlantic Division Philadelphia nd/Atlantic Division Totals (8 years) Totals (8 years) Replaced Gene Shue as Philadelphia head coach (November 4), with record of Defeated New York, 4-0, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; lost to Washington, 4-2, in Eastern Conference Finals Defeated New Jersey, 2-0, in Eastern Conference First Round; lost to San Antonio, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Semifinals Defeated Washington, 2-0, in Eastern Conference First Round; defeated Atlanta, 4-1, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; defeated Boston, 4-1, in Eastern Conference Finals; lost to Los Angeles, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated Indiana, 2-0, in Eastern Conference First Round; defeated Milwaukee, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; lost to Boston, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Finals Defeated Atlanta, 2-0, in Eastern Conference First Round; defeated Milwaukee, 4-2, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; defeated Boston, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Finals; lost to Los Angeles, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated New York, 4-0, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; defeated Milwaukee, 4-1, in Eastern Conference Finals; defeated Los Angeles, 4-0, in NBA Finals Lost to New Jersey in Eastern Conference First Round Defeated Washington, 3-1, in Eastern Conference First Round; defeated Milwaukee, 4-0, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; lost to Boston, 4-1, in Eastern Conference Finals. DALY, CHUCK PERSONAL: Born July 20, 1930, in St. Mary s, Pa.... Died May 9, /180 (1,88/81,6).... Full name: Charles Jerome Daly. HIGH SCHOOL: Kane Area (Pa.). COLLEGE: St. Bonaventure, then Bloomsburg (Pa.) State. CAREER Broadcaster, 76ers ( ).... Broadcaster, Turner Sports ( through ).... Special consultant to the president, Vancouver Grizzlies (May 10, ).... Vancouver franchise moved to Memphis for season. MISCELLANEOUS: Head coach, gold-medal-winning U.S. Olympic team (1992). CAREER HONORS: Elected to Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (1994).... One of the Top 10 Coaches in NBA History (1996). 9

11 Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG St. Bonaventure... Freshman team statistics unavailable Bloomsburg State... Did not play transfer student Bloomsburg State Bloomsburg State Varsity totals BACKGROUND: Head coach, Punxsutawney High School, Pa ( through ; record: ,.613).... Assistant coach, Duke University ( through ).... Assistant coach, Philadelphia 76ers (1978-December 4, 1981). COLLEGIATE COACHING RECORD Season Team W L Pct. Finish Boston College Independent Boston College Independent Pennsylvania st/Ivy League Pennsylvania st/Ivy League Pennsylvania st/Ivy League Pennsylvania st/Ivy League Pennsylvania nd/Ivy League Pennsylvania nd/Ivy League Totals (8 years) Cleveland Detroit nd/Central Division Detroit nd/Central Division Detroit rd/Central Division Detroit nd/Central Division Detroit st/Central Division Detroit st/Central Division Detroit st/Central Division Detroit nd/Central Division Detroit rd/Central Division New Jersey rd/Atlantic Division New Jersey rd/Atlantic Division Orlando th/Atlantic Division Orlando T1st/Atlantic Division Totals (14 years) Totals (12 years) OLYMPIC RECORD Season Team W L Pct. Finish 1992 Team USA Gold medal 1972 Defeated Providence, 76-60, in NCAA Tournament first round; defeated Villanova, 78-67, in second round; lost to North Carolina, 73-59, in regional final Defeated St. John s, 62-61, in NCAA Tournament first round; lost to Providence, 87-65, in second round; lost to Syracuse, 69-68, in regional consolation game Lost to Providence, 84-69, in NCAA Tournament first round Lost to Kansas State, 69-62, in NCAA Tournament first round Replaced Don Delaney (4-13) and Bob Kloppenburg (0-1) as Cleveland head coach (December 4), with record of Replaced as Cleveland head coach by Bill Musselman (February), with record of Lost to New York in Eastern Conference First Round Defeated New Jersey, 3-0, in Eastern Conference First Round; lost to Boston, 4-2, in Eastern Conference Semifinals Lost to Atlanta in Eastern Conference First Round Defeated Washington, 3-0, in Eastern Conference First Round; defeated Atlanta, 4-1, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; lost to Boston, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Finals Defeated Washington, 3-2, in Eastern Conference First Round; defeated Chicago, 4-1, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; defeated Boston, 4-2, in Eastern Conference Finals; lost to Los Angeles Lakers, 4-3, in NBA Finals Defeated Boston, 3-0, in Eastern Conference First Round; defeated Milwaukee, 4-0, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; defeated Chicago, 4-2, in Eastern Conference Finals; defeated Los Angeles Lakers, 4-0, in NBA Finals Defeated Indiana, 3-0, in Eastern Conference First Round; defeated New York, 4-1, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; defeated Chicago, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Finals; defeated Portland, 4-1, in NBA Finals Defeated Atlanta, 3-2, in Eastern Conference First Round; defeated Boston, 4-2, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; lost to Chicago, 4-0, in Eastern Conference Finals Lost to New York in Eastern Conference First Round. Team USA defeated Angola, ; Croatia, ; Germany, ; Bazil, ; and Spain, , in preliminary round. Defeated Puerto Rico, , in medal round quarterfinals; defeated lithuania, , in semifinals; defeated Croatia, , in gold-medal game Lost to Cleveland in Eastern Conference First Round Lost to New York in Eastern Conference First Round Lost to Philadelphia in Eastern Conference First Round. 10

12 DUNLEAVY, MIKE PERSONAL: Born March 21, 1954, in Brooklyn, N.Y /180. (1.91/81.6).... Full name: Michael Joseph Dunleavy... Father of Mike Dunleavy, guard/forward with Indiana Pacers... Name pronounced DONE-lee-vee. HIGH SCHOOL: Nazareth Regional (Brooklyn, N.Y.). COLLEGE: South Carolina. TRANSACTIONS/CAREER Selected by Philadelphia 76ers in sixth round (99th pick overall) of 1976 NBA Draft... Waived by 76ers (November 14, 1977)... Player/head coach with Carolina Lightning of All-America Basketball Alliance ( )... Signed as free agent by Houston Rockets (March 10, 1978)... Signed as veteran free agent by San Antonio Spurs (October 16, 1982); Rockets waived their right of first refusal in exchange for 1983 third-round draft choice... Signed as veteran free agent by Milwaukee Bucks (March 8, 1984); Spurs waived their right of first refusal in exchange for 1984 fourth-round draft choice and cash... Waived by Bucks (October 24, 1985)... Re-signed by Bucks to 10-day contract (February 19, 1989)... Waived by Bucks (February 24, 1989)... Re-signed as free agent by Bucks (December 10, 1989)... Waived by Bucks (December 15, 1989)... Re-signed by Bucks to 10-day contract (March 2, 1990)... Waived by Bucks (March 9, 1990). Led NBA with.345 three-point field goal percentage (1983). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG South Carolina South Carolina South Carolina South Carolina Totals NBA REGULAR-SEASON RECORD Year-Team G MIN FGM FGA PCT FG3M FG3A PCT FTM FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT RPG AST APG PF DQ STL BLK PTS Philadelphia Phi.-Hou Houston Houston Houston Houston San Antonio Milwaukee Milwaukee Milwaukee Milwaukee TOTALS Three-point field goals: , 3-for-20 (.150) , 1-for-16 (.063) , 33-for-86 (.384) , 67-for-194 (.345) , 19-for-45 (.422) , 16-for-47 (.340) , 1-for-2 (.500) , 2-for-9 (.222). Totals, 142-for-419 (.339). Personal fouls/disqualifications: , 64/ , 12/ , 168/ , 120/ , 165/ , 161/ , 210/ , 51/ , 55/ , 7/0. Totals, 1013/8. NBA PLAYOFF RECORD Year-Team G MIN FGM FGA PCT FG3M FG3A PCT FTM FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT RPG AST APG PF DQ STL BLK PTS Philadelphia Houston Houston Houston Houston San Antonio Milwaukee TOTALS Three-point field goals: , 0-for , 6-for-15 (.400) , 0-for , 8-for-30 (.267) , 18-for-50 (.360). Totals, 32-for-101 (.317). Personal fouls/disqualifications: , 14/ , 1/ , 11/ , 59/ , 7/ , 22/ , 59/2. Totals, 173/3. ALL AMERICA BASKETBALL ALLIANCE RECORD Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Carolina Three-point field goals: , 2-for-5 (.400). Totals, 2-for-5 (.400). BACKGROUND: Player/head coach, Carolina Lightning of All-America Basketball Alliance ( )... Assistant coach, Milwaukee Bucks ( through ) L.A. Lakers nd/Pacific Division L.A. Lakers th/Pacific Division Milwaukee th/Central Division Milwaukee th/Central Division Milwaukee th/Central Division Milwaukee th/Central Division Portland th/Pacific Division Portland st/Pacific Division Portland nd/Pacific Division Portland th/Pacific Division L.A. Clippers th/Pacific Division L.A. Clippers rd/Pacific Division L.A. Clippers nd/Pacific Division L.A. Clippers th/Pacific Division 11

13 07-08 L.A. Clippers th/Pacific Division L.A. Clippers th/Pacific Division L.A. Clippers Totals Defeated Houston, 3-0, in Western Conference first round; defeated Golden State, 4-1, in Western Conference semifinals; defeated Portland, 4-2, in Western Conference finals; lost to Chicago, 4-1, in NBA Finals Lost to Portland, 3-1, in Western Conference first round Lost to Los Angeles Lakers, 3-1, in Western Conference first round Defeated Phoenix, 3-0, in Western Conference first round; defeated Utah, 4-2, in Western Conference semifinals; lost to San Antonio, 4-0, in Western Conference finals Defeated Minnesota, 3-1, in Western Conference first round; defeated Utah, 4-1, in Western Conference semifinals; lost to Los Angeles Lakers, 4-3, in Western Conference finals Lost to Los Angeles Lakers, 3-0, in Western Conference first round Defeated Denver, 4-1, in Western Conference first round; lost to Phoenix, 4-3, in Western Conference semifinals. FITCH, BILL PERSONAL: Born May 19, 1934, in Davenport, Iowa /205 (1,88/93,0).... Full name: Billy Charles Fitch. HIGH SCHOOL: Cedar Rapids (Iowa). COLLEGE: Coe College (Iowa). CAREER HONORS: One of the Top 10 Coaches in NBA History (1996). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Coe College... Freshman team statistics unavailable Coe College Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Coe College Coe College Totals BACKGROUND: Head baseball coach and assistant basketball coach, Creighton University ( and ). HONORS: NBA Coach of the Year (1976, 1980). COLLEGIATE COACHING RECORD Season Team W L Pct. Finish Coe College th/Midwest Collegiate Athletic Conference Coe College T5th/Midwest Collegiate Athletic Conference Coe College T4th/Midwest Collegiate Athletic Conference Coe College T6th/Midwest Collegiate Athletic Conference North Dakota rd/North Central Intercollegiate Athletic Conference North Dakota T3rd/North Central Intercollegiate Athletic Conference North Dakota st/North Central Intercollegiate Athletic Conference North Dakota st/North Central Intercollegiate Athletic Conference North Dakota st/North Central Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Bowling Green st/Mid-American Conference Minnesota T5th/Big Ten Conference Minnesota th/Big Ten Conference Totals (12 years) Cleveland th/Central Division Cleveland th/Central Division Cleveland th/Central Division Cleveland th/Central Division Cleveland rd/Central Division Cleveland st/Central Division Cleveland th/Central Division Cleveland rd/Central Division Cleveland T4th/Central Division Boston st/Atlantic Division Boston T1st/Atlantic Division Boston st/Atlantic Division Boston nd/Atlantic Division Houston th/Midwest Division Houston nd/Midwest Division Houston st/Midwest Division Houston rd/Midwest Division Houston th/Midwest Division New Jersey th/Atlantic Division New Jersey th/Atlantic Division 12

14 91-92 New Jersey rd/Atlantic Division L.A. Clippers th/Pacific Division L.A. Clippers th/Pacific Division L.A. Clippers th/Pacific Division L.A. Clippers th/Pacific Division Totals (25 years) Totals (13 years) Defeated Minnesota-Duluth, 67-57, in College Division Tournament first round; defeated Moorhead (Minn.) State in second round; defeated Seattle Pacific, 97-83, in national quarterfinals; lost to Southern Illinois, 97-64, in national semifinals; defeated St. Michael s (Vt.), 94-86, in national third-place game Defeated Northern Colorado, 84-71, in College Division Tournament regional semifinals; defeated Valparaiso, , in regional finals; defeated Abilene Christian, 63-62, in national quarterfinals; lost to Southern Illinois, 69-61, in national semifinals; lost to Akron, 76-71, in national third-place game Lost to Louisiana Tech, 86-77, in College Division Tournament regional semifinals; defeated Parsons (Ia.), , in regional third-place game Lost to Marquette, 72-71, in NCAA Tournament first round Defeated Washington, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; lost to Boston, 4-2, in Eastern Conference Finals Lost to Washington in Eastern Conference First Round Lost to New York in Eastern Conference First Round Defeated Houston, 4-0, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; lost to Philadelphia, 4-1, in Eastern Conference Finals Defeated Chicago, 4-0, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; defeated Philadelphia, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Finals; defeated Houston, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated Washington, 4-1, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; lost to Philadelphia, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Finals Defeated Atlanta, 2-1, in Eastern Conference First Round; lost to Milwaukee, 4-0, in Eastern Conference Semifinals Lost to Utah in Western Conference First Round Defeated Sacramento, 3-0, in Western Conference First Round; defeated Denver, 4-2, in Western Conference Semifinals; defeated Los Angeles Lakers, 4-1, in Western Conference Finals; lost to Boston, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated Portland, 3-1, in Western Conference First Round; lost to Seattle, 4-2, in Western Conference Semifinals Lost to Dallas in Western Conference First Round Lost to Cleveland in Eastern Conference First Round Lost to Utah in Western Conference First Round. FITZSIMMONS, COTTON PERSONAL: Born October 7, 1931, in Hannibal, Mo.... Died July 24, /160 (1,70/72,6).... Full name: Lowell Fitzsimmons. HIGH SCHOOL: Bowling Green (Mo.). COLLEGE: Hannibal (Mo.)-LaGrange, then Midwestern State (Texas). CAREER Director of player personnel, Golden State Warriors ( ).... Director of player personnel, Phoenix Suns ( ).... Head coach/director of player personnel, Suns ( through ).... Senior executive vice president, Suns ( through January 16, 1996 and November 15, 1996 through 2004). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Hann.-LaGrange Midwestern State Midwestern State Midwestern State Varsity totals BACKGROUND: Assistant coach, Kansas State University ( ). HONORS: NBA Coach of the Year (1979, 1989). COLLEGE COACHING RECORD Season Team W L Pct. Finish Moberly J.C. (Mo.) Moberly J.C. (Mo.) Moberly J.C. (Mo.) Moberly J.C. (Mo.) Moberly J.C. (Mo.) Moberly J.C. (Mo.) Moberly J.C. (Mo.) Moberly J.C. (Mo.) Moberly J.C. (Mo.) Kansas State T2nd/Big Eight Conference Kansas State st/Big Eight Conference Junior college totals (9 years) year college totals (2 years) Phoenix rd/Midwest Division Phoenix rd/Midwest Division Atlanta nd/Central Division Atlanta nd/Central Division 13

15 74-75 Atlanta th/Central Division Atlanta Buffalo th/Atlantic Division Kansas City st/Midwest Division Kansas City nd/Midwest Division Kansas City T2nd/Midwest Division Kansas City th/Midwest Division Kansas City T2nd/Midwest Division Kansas City T3rd/Midwest Division San Antonio T4th/Midwest Division San Antonio th/Midwest Division Phoenix nd/Pacific Division Phoenix rd/Pacific Division Phoenix rd/Pacific Division Phoenix rd/Pacific Division Phoenix th/Pacific Division Phoenix Totals (21 years) Totals (12 years) Won National Junior College Athletic Association national tournament Won National Junior College Athletic Association national tournament Lost to New Mexico, 70-66, in NCAA Tournament regional semifinal Lost to Boston in Eastern Conference Semifinals Replaced as Atlanta head coach by Gene Tormohlen (March) with club in fifth place Lost to Phoenix in Western Conference Semifinals Lost to Phoenix in Western Conference First Round Defeated Portland, 2-1, in Western Conference First Round; defeated Phoenix, 4-3, in Western Conference Semifinals; lost to Houston, 4-1, in Western Conference Finals Lost to Los Angeles Lakers in Western Conference First Round Lost to Denver in Western Conference First Round Lost to Los Angeles Lakers in Western Conference First Round Defeated Denver, 3-0, in Western Conference First Round; defeated Golden State, 4-1, in Western Conference Semifinals; lost to Los Angeles Lakers, 4-0, in Western Conference Finals Defeated Utah, 3-2, in Western Conference First Round; defeated Los Angeles Lakers, 4-1, in Western Conference Semifinals; lost to Portland, 4-2, in Western Conference Finals Lost to Utah in Western Conference First Round Defeated San Antonio, 3-0, in Western Conference First Round; lost to Portland, 4-1, in Western Conference Semifinals Replaced Paul Westphal as Phoenix head coach (January 16) with record of and club in sixth place. Lost to San Antonio in Western Conference First Round. Replaced as Phoenix head coach by Danny Ainge with record of 0-8 and club in seventh place (November 15). FRATELLO, MIKE PERSONAL: Born February 24, 1947, in Hackensack, N.J /150. (1.70/68.0).... Full name: Michael Robert Fratello HIGH SCHOOL: Hackensack (N.J.). COLLEGE: Montclair (N.J.) State College. BACKGROUND: Football and basketball coach, Hackensack (N.J.) High ( ).... Assistant coach, Rhode Island University ( ). Assistant coach, James Madison University ( ).... Assistant coach, Villanova University ( through ).... Assistant coach, Atlanta Hawks ( through 81-82).... Assistant coach, New York Knicks ( ).... Vice president/ head coach, Hawks, ( through ).... Broadcaster, NBC television, ( through ). Broadcaster, Turner Sports ( , 2007-present) Atlanta th/Central Division Atlanta rd/Central Division Atlanta th/Central Division Atlanta nd/Central Division Atlanta st/Central Division Atlanta T2nd/Central Division Atlanta rd/Central Division Atlanta th/Central Division Cleveland T3rd/Central Division Cleveland th/Central Division Cleveland rd/Central Division Cleveland th/Central Division Cleveland th/Central Division Cleveland Memphis th/Southwest Division Memphis rd/Southwest Division Memphis Totals Replaced Hubie Brown as Atlanta head coach (March 26), with record of and club in fourth place. Served as interim co-head coach with Brendan Suhr for remainder of season Lost to Milwaukee in Eastern Conference first round Defeated Detroit, 3-1, in Eastern Conference first round; lost to Boston, 4-1, in Eastern Conference semifinals. 14

16 86-87 Defeated Milwaukee, 3-2, in Eastern Conference first round; lost to Detroit, 4-1, in Eastern Conference semifinals Defeated Milwaukee, 3-2, in Eastern Conference first round; lost to Boston, 4-3, in Eastern Conference semifinals Lost to Chicago, 3-0, in Eastern Conference first round Lost to New York, 3-1, in Eastern Conference first round Lost to New York, 3-0, in Eastern Conference first round Lost to Indiana, 3-1, in Eastern Conference first round Replaced Hubie Brown as Memphis head coach (December 3, 2004) with a 5-11 record. Lost to Phoenix, 4-0, in Western Conference first round Lost to Dallas, 4-0, in Western Conference first round. HANNUM, ALEX PERSONAL: Born July 19, 1923, in Los Angeles.... Died January 18, /225 (2,00/102,1).... Full name: Alexander Murray Hannum. HIGH SCHOOL: Hamilton (Los Angeles). COLLEGE: Southern California. TRANSACTIONS: Played for Los Angeles Shamrocks, an Amateur Athletic Union team and averaged 9.8 points per game ( ).... Signed by Oshkosh All-Stars of National Basketball League (1948).... Sold by Oshkosh of NBL to Syracuse Nationals of NBA (1949).... Traded by Nationals with Fred Scolari to Baltimore Bullets for Red Rocha (1951).... Sold by Bullets to Rochester Royals during season.... Sold by Royals to Milwaukee Hawks (1954).... Hawks franchise moved from Milwaukee to St. Louis for season.... Released by Hawks (1956).... Signed by Fort Wayne Pistons (1956).... Released by Pistons (December 12, 1956).... Signed by Hawks (December 17, 1956). CAREER HONORS: Elected to Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (1998). In military service ( through ). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Southern California... Freshman team statistics unavailable Southern California Southern California Southern California Varsity totals NBL AND NBA REGULAR-SEASON RECORD Oshkosh (NBL) Syracuse Syracuse Balt.-Roch Rochester Rochester Milwaukee St. Louis Fort Wayne-St. Louis Totals NBL AND NBA PLAYOFF RECORD Oshkosh (NBL) Syracuse Syracuse Rochester Rochester Rochester St. Louis St. Louis Totals HONORS: NBA Coach of the Year (1964).... ABA Coach of the Year (1969) St. Louis T1st/Western Division St. Louis st/Western Division Syracuse rd/Eastern Division Syracuse rd/Eastern Division Syracuse nd/Eastern Division San Francisco st/Western Division San Francisco th/Western Division San Francisco th/Western Division Philadelphia st/Eastern Division Philadelphia st/Eastern Division San Diego th/Western Division San Diego rd/Pacific Division Totals (12 years) Totals (8 years) NIBL COACHING RECORD 15

17 Season Team W L Pct. Finish Wichita nd Wichita nd Totals (2 years) ABA COACHING RECORD Oakland st/Western Division Denver th/Western Division Denver rd/Western Division Denver T4th/Western Division Totals (4 years) Totals (3 years) Replaced Red Holzman (14-19) and Slater Martin (5-3) as St. Louis head coach (January), with record of Defeated Fort Wayne, , and Minneapolis, , in Western Division tiebreakers; defeated Minneapolis, 3-0, in Western Division Finals; lost to Boston, 4-3, in NBA Finals Defeated Detroit, 4-1, in Western Division Finals; defeated Boston, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated Philadelphia, 3-0, in Eastern Division Semifinals; lost to Boston, 4-1, in Eastern Division Finals Lost to Philadelphia in Eastern Division Semifinals Lost to Cincinnati in Eastern Division Semifinals Defeated St. Louis, 4-3, in Western Division Finals; lost to Boston, 4-1, in NBA Finals Defeated Cincinnati, 3-1, in Eastern Division Semifinals; defeated Boston, 4-1, in Eastern Division Finals; defeated San Francisco, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated New York, 4-2, in Eastern Division Semifinals; lost to Boston, 4-3, in Eastern Division Finals Defeated Denver, 4-3, in Western Division Semifinals; defeated New Orleans, 4-0, in Western Division Finals; defeated Indiana, 4-1, in ABA Finals. Replaced Jack McMahon as San Diego head coach (December), with record of Lost to Indiana in Western Division Semifinals Lost to Indiana in Western Division Semifinals. HARRIS, DEL PERSONAL: Born June 18, 1937, in Plainfield, Ind /205 (1,93/93,0).... Full name: Delmer W. Harris. HIGH SCHOOL: Plainfield (Ind.). COLLEGE: Milligan College (Tenn.). CAREER Vice president, Bucks (1987 through 1992).... Consultant, Sacramento Kings ( ). Field goal attempts for five games and rebounds for 13 games are unavailable. Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Milligan College Milligan College Milligan College Milligan College Totals BACKGROUND: Head coach, Superior League, Puerto Rico (1969 through 1975).... Assistant coach, Utah Stars of ABA ( ).... Assistant coach, Houston Rockets ( through ).... Scout, Milwaukee Bucks (1983 through 1986).... Assistant coach, Bucks ( ).... Assistant coach, Dallas Mavericks ( )... Assistant coach, Chicago Bulls (2008)... Assistant coach, New Jersey Nets (2009). HONORS: NBA Coach of the Year (1995). COLLEGIATE COACHING RECORD Season Team W L Pct. Finish Earlham College Hoosier Collegiate Conference Earlham College th/Hoosier Collegiate Conference Earlham College st/Hoosier Collegiate Conference Earlham College nd/Hoosier Collegiate Conference Earlham College st/Hoosier Collegiate Conference Earlham College st/Hoosier Collegiate Conference Earlham College st/Hoosier Collegiate Conference Earlham College rd/Hoosier Collegiate Conference Earlham College rd/Hoosier Collegiate Conference Totals (9 years) Houston T2nd/Central Division Houston T2nd/Midwest Division Houston T2nd/Midwest Division Houston th/Midwest Division 16

18 87-88 Milwaukee T4th/Central Division Milwaukee th/Central Division Milwaukee rd/Central Division Milwaukee rd/Central Division Milwaukee L.A. Lakers rd/Pacific Division L.A. Lakers nd/Pacific Division L.A. Lakers nd/Pacific Division L.A. Lakers T1st/Pacific Division L.A. Lakers Totals (14 years) Totals (11 years) Posted 1-1 record in NAIA District Tournament Posted 0-1 record in NAIA District Tournament Posted 1-1 record in NAIA District Tournament Posted 2-0 record in NAIA District Tournament; posted 1-1 record in NAIA National Tournament Posted 1-1 record in NAIA District Tournament Posted 2-1 record in NAIA District Tournament Defeated San Antonio, 2-1, in Eastern Conference First Round; lost to Boston, 4-0, in Eastern Conference Semifinals Defeated Los Angeles Lakers, 2-1, in Western Conference First Round; defeated San Antonio, 4-3, in Western Conference Semifinals; defeated Kansas City, 4-1, in Western Conference Finals; lost to Boston, 4-2, in NBA Finals Lost to Seattle in Western Conference First Round Lost to Atlanta in Eastern Conference First Round Defeated Atlanta, 3-2, in Eastern Conference First Round; lost to Detroit, 4-0, in Eastern Conference Semifinals Lost to Chicago in Eastern Conference First Round Lost to Philadelphia in Eastern Conference First Round. Resigned as Milwaukee head coach (December 4) to concentrate on duties as team s head of basketball operations Defeated Seattle, 3-1, in Western Conference First Round; lost to San Antonio, 4-2, in Western Conference Semifinals Lost to Houston in Western Conference First Round Defeated Portland, 3-1, in Western Conference First Round; lost to Utah, 4-1, in Western Conference Semifinals Defeated Portland, 3-1, in Western Conference First Round; defeated Seattle, 4-1, in Western Conference Semifinals; lost to Utah, 4-0, in Western Conference Finals Replaced as head coach on an interim basis by Kurt Rambis (February 24) with club in fourth place. HEINSOHN, TOM PERSONAL: Born August 26, 1934, in Jersey City, N.J /218 (2,00/98,9).... Full name: Thomas William Heinsohn. HIGH SCHOOL: St. Michael s (Union City, N.J.). COLLEGE: Holy Cross. TRANSACTIONS: Selected by Boston Celtics in 1956 NBA Draft (territorial pick). CAREER HONORS: Elected to Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (1986). MISCELLANEOUS: Member of NBA championship team (1957, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Varsity totals NBA REGULAR-SEASON RECORD HONORS: NBA Rookie of the Year (1957).... All-NBA second team (1961, 1962, 1963, 1964) Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Totals NBA PLAYOFF RECORD Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston

19 63-64 Boston Boston Totals NBA ALL-STAR GAME RECORD Season Team Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. PF Dq. Pts Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston... Selected, did not play injured. Totals NBA Coach of the Year (1973) Boston th/Eastern Division Boston rd/Atlantic Division Boston st/Atlantic Division Boston st/Atlantic Division Boston st/Atlantic Division Boston st/Atlantic Division Boston st/Atlantic Division Boston nd/Atlantic Division Boston Totals (9 years) Totals (6 years) Defeated Atlanta, 4-2, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; lost to New York, 4-1, in Eastern Conference Finals Defeated Atlanta, 4-2, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; lost to New York, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Finals Defeated Buffalo, 4-2, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; defeated New York, 4-1, in Eastern Conference Finals; defeated Milwaukee, 4-3, in NBA Finals Defeated Houston, 4-1, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; lost to Washington, 4-2, in Eastern Conference Finals Defeated Buffalo, 4-2, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; defeated Cleveland, 4-2, in Eastern Conference Finals; defeated Phoenix, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated San Antonio, 2-0, in Eastern Conference First Round; lost to Philadelphia, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Semifinals Replaced as Boston head coach by Tom Sanders with club in third place (January 3). HOLZMAN, RED PERSONAL: Born August 10, 1920, in Brooklyn, N.Y.... Died November 13, /175 (1,78/79,4).... Full name: William Holzman. HIGH SCHOOL: Franklin K. Lane (Brooklyn, N.Y.). COLLEGE: Baltimore, then City College of New York. TRANSACTIONS: Played in New York State League with Albany ( ).... In military service during , and seasons; played at Norfolk, Va., Naval Training Station and scored 305 points in and 258 points in Signed by Rochester Royals of National Basketball League (1945).... Played in American Basketball League with New York ( ).... Royals franchise transferred to Basketball Association of America for season.... Royals franchise became part of NBA for season.... Acquired from Royals by Milwaukee Hawks (1953). CAREER Basketball consultant, New York Knicks (1991 to 1998). CAREER HONORS: Elected to Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (1986).... One of the Top 10 Coaches in NBA History (1996). MISCELLANEOUS: Member of NBL championship team (1946).... Member of NBA championship team (1951). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Baltimore... Statistics unavailable City College. (N.Y.)... Did not play transfer student City College. (N.Y.) City College. (N.Y.) Totals ABL REGULAR-SEASON RECORD Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG New York NBL AND NBA REGULAR-SEASON RECORD HONORS: All-NBL first team (1946, 1948).... All-NBL second team (1947) Rochester (NBL) Rochester (NBL) Rochester (NBL)

20 48-49 Rochester (BAA) Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Milwaukee Totals NBL AND NBA PLAYOFF RECORD Rochester (NBL) Rochester (NBL) Rochester (NBL) Rochester (BAA) Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Totals BACKGROUND: Chief scout, New York Knicks ( through ). HONORS: NBA Coach of the Year (1970) Milwaukee th/Western Division Milwaukee th/Western Division St. Louis T2nd/Western Division St. Louis New York rd/Eastern Division New York rd/Eastern Division New York st/Eastern Division New York st/Atlantic Division New York nd/Atlantic Division New York nd/Atlantic Division New York nd/Atlantic Division New York rd/Atlantic Division New York th/Atlantic Division New York rd/Atlantic Division New York th/Atlantic Division New York T3rd/Atlantic Division New York rd/Atlantic Division New York th/Atlantic Division Totals (18 years) Totals (10 years) Replaced Fuzzy Levane as Milwaukee head coach with record of Milwaukee franchise transferred to St. Louis Lost to Minneapolis, , in Western Division 2nd place game; defeated Minneapolis, 2-1, in Western Division Semifinals; lost to Fort Wayne, 3-2, in Western Division Finals Replaced as St. Louis head coach by Slater Martin (January) Replaced Dick McGuire as New York head coach (December), with record of and in fifth place Lost to Philadelphia in Eastern Division Semifinals Defeated Baltimore, 4-0, in Eastern Division Semifinals; lost to Boston, 4-2, in Eastern Division Finals Defeated Baltimore, 4-3, in Eastern Division Semifinals; defeated Milwaukee, 4-1, in Eastern Division Finals; defeated Los Angeles, 4-3, in NBA Finals Defeated Atlanta, 4-1, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; lost to Baltimore, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Finals Defeated Baltimore, 4-2, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; defeated Boston, 4-1, in Eastern Conference Finals; lost to Los Angeles, 4-1, in NBA Finals Defeated Baltimore, 4-1, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; defeated Boston, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Finals; defeated Los Angeles, 4-1, in NBA Finals Defeated Capital, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; lost to Boston, 4-1, in Eastern Conference Finals Lost to Houston in Eastern Conference First Round Replaced Willis Reed as New York head coach (November) with record of Lost to Chicago in Eastern Conference First Round. JACKSON, PHIL PERSONAL: Born September 17, 1945, in Deer Lodge, Mont /230. (2.03/104.3).... Full name: Philip D. Jackson HIGH SCHOOL: Williston (N.D.). COLLEGE: North Dakota. TRANSACTIONS/CAREER Selected by New York Knicks in second round (17th pick overall) of 1967 NBA Draft... Traded by Knicks with future draft choice to New Jersey Nets for future draft choices (June 8, 1978)... Waived by Nets (October 11, 1978)... Re-signed as free agent by Nets (November 10, 1978)... Waived by Nets (October 12, 1979)... Re-signed as free agent by Nets (February 15, 1980). 19

21 MISCELLANEOUS: Member of NBA championship team (1973). HONORS: NBA All-Rookie team (1968). Led NBA with 330 personal fouls (1975). ALL-TIME GREAT COACHES Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG North Dakota North Dakota North Dakota North Dakota Totals NBA REGULAR-SEASON RECORD Year-Team G MIN FGM FGA PCT FG3M FG3A PCT FTM FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT RPG AST APG PF DQ STL BLK PTS New York New York (N.B.A.) New York (N.B.A.) New York (N.B.A.) New York (N.B.A.) New York (N.B.A.) New York (N.B.A.) New York (N.B.A.) New York Knicks New York New Jersey New Jersey TOTALS Three-point field goals: , 0-for-2. Totals, 0-for-2 (.000). Personal fouls/disqualifications: , 212/ , 168/ , 169/ , 224/ , 218/ , 277/ , 330/ , 275/ , 184/ , 106/ , 168/ , 35/1. Totals, 2366/51. NBA PLAYOFF RECORD Year-Team G MIN FGM FGA PCT FG3M FG3A PCT FTM FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT RPG AST APG PF DQ STL BLK PTS New York New York (N.B.A.) New York (N.B.A.) New York (N.B.A.) New York (N.B.A.) New York (N.B.A.) New York New Jersey TOTALS Personal fouls/disqualifications: , 23/ , 8/ , 51/ , 59/ , 40/ , 15/ , 11/ , 1/0. Totals, 208/4. BACKGROUND: Player/assistant coach, New Jersey Nets ( and )... Assistant coach, Nets ( )... Broadcaster, Nets ( )... Assistant coach, Chicago Bulls ( and ). CBA COACHING RECORD Albany th/Eastern Division Albany nd/Eastern Division Albany st/Eastern Division Albany th/Eastern Division Albany T2nd/Eastern Division Totals Replaced Dean Memiger (8-15) and player/interim coach Sam Worthen (0-2) as Albany Patroons head coach (January 29), with record of Defeated Bay State, 3-2, in Eastern semifinals; defeated Puerto Rico, 3-1, in Eastern finals; defeated Wyoming, 3-2, in CBA Championship Series Defeated Toronto, 3-2, in Eastern semifinals; lost to Tampa Bay, 3-2, in Eastern finals Lost to Tampa Bay in Eastern semifinals Defeated Mississippi, 4-0, in Eastern semifinals; lost to Rapid City, 4-0, in Eastern finals Chicago nd/Central Division Chicago st/Central Division Chicago st/Central Division Chicago st/Central Division Chicago nd/Central Division Chicago rd/Central Division Chicago st/Central Division Chicago st/Central Division Chicago st/Central Division L.A. Lakers st/Pacific Division L.A. Lakers st/Pacific Division

22 01-02 L.A. Lakers nd/Pacific Division L.A. Lakers nd/Pacific Division L.A. Lakers st/Pacific Division L.A. Lakers rd/Pacific Division L.A. Lakers nd/Pacific Division L.A. Lakers st/Pacific Division L.A. Lakers st/Pacific Division L.A. Lakers st/Pacific Division L.A. Lakers st/Pacific Division Totals Defeated Milwaukee, 3-1, in Eastern Conference first round; defeated Philadelphia, 4-1, in Eastern Conference semifinals; lost to Detroit, 4-3, in Eastern Conference finals Defeated New York, 3-0, in Eastern Conference first round; defeated Philadelphia, 4-1, in Eastern Conference semifinals; defeated Detroit,4-0, in Eastern Conference finals; defeated Los Angeles Lakers, 4-1, in NBA Finals Defeated Miami, 3,0, in Eastern Conference first round; defeated New York, 4-3 in Eastern Conference semifinals; defeated Cleveland, 4-2, in Eastern Conference finals; defeated Portland, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated Atlanta, 3-0, in Eastern Conference first round; defeated Cleveland, 4-0, in Eastern Conference semifinals; defeated New York, 4-2, in Eastern Conference finals; defeated Phoenix, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated Cleveland, 3-0, in Eastern Conference first round; lost to New York, 4-3, in Eastern Conference semifinals Defeated Charlotte, 3-1, in Eastern Conference first round; lost to Orlando, 4-2, in Eastern Conference semifinals Defeated Miami, 3-0, in Eastern Conference first round; defeated Atlanta, 4-1, in Eastern Conference semifinals; defeated Orlando, 4-0, in Eastern Conference finals; defeat Seattle, 4-2, in NBA finals Defeated Washington, 3-0, in Eastern Conference first round; defeated Atlanta, 4-1, in Eastern Conference semifinals; defeated Miami, 4-1, in Eastern Conference finals; defeated Utah, 4-2, in NBA finals Defeated New Jersey, 3-0, in Eastern Conference first round; defeated Charlotte, 4-1, in Eastern Conference semifinals; defeated Indiana, 4-3, in Eastern Conference finals; defated Utah, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated Sacramento, 3-2, in Western Conference first round;defeated Phoenix, 4-1, in Western Conference semifinals; defeated Portland, 4-3, in Western Conference finals; defeated Indiana, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated Portland, 3-0, in Western Conference first round; defeated Sacramento, 4-0, in Western Conference semifinals; defeated San Antonio, 4-0, in Western Conference finals; defeated Philadelphia, 4-1, in NBA Finals Defeated Portland, 3-0, in Western Conference first round; defeated San Antonio, 4-1, in Western Conference semifinals; defeated Sacramento, 4-3, in Western Conference finals; defeated New Jersey, 4-0, in NBA Finals Defeated Minnesota, 4-2, in Western Conference first round; lost to San Antonio, 4-2, in Western Conference semifinals Defeated Houston, 4-1, in Western Conference first rund; defeated San Antonio, 4-2, in Western Conference semifinals; defeated Minnesota, 4-2, in Western Conference finals; lost to Detroit, 4-1, in NBA Finals Lost to Phoenix, 4-3, in Western Conference first round Lost to Phoenix, 4-1, in Western Conference first round Defeated Denver, 4-0, in Western Conference first round; defeated Utah, 4-2, in Western Conference semifinals; defeated San Antonio, 4-1, in Western Conference finals; lost to Boston, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated Utah, 4-1, in Western Conference first round; defeated Houston, 4-3, in Western Conference semifinals; defeated Denver in Western Conference Finals, 4-2; defeated Orland, 4-1, in NBA Finals Defeated Oklahoma City, 4-2, in the Western Conference first round; defeated Utah, 4-0, in the Western Conference semifinals; defeated Phoenix, 4-2, in the Western Conference finals; defeated Boston, 4-3, in the NBA Finals Defeatd New Orleans, 4-2, in Western Conferene first round; lost to Dallas 4-0, in Western Conference semifinals. JONES, K.C. PERSONAL: Born May 25, 1932, in Taylor, Texas. 6-1/200 (1,85/90,7). HIGH SCHOOL: Commerce (San Francisco). COLLEGE: San Francisco. TRANSACTIONS: Selected by Boston Celtics in second round of 1956 NBA Draft.... In military service ( and ); played at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.; named to Amateur Athletic Union All-America team as a member of Fort Leonard Wood team.... Played in Eastern Basketball League with Hartford Capitols ( ). CAREER HONORS: Elected to Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (1989). MISCELLANEOUS: Member of NBA championship team (1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966).... Selected by Los Angeles Rams in 30th round of 1955 National Football League Draft....Member of gold-medal-winning U.S. Olympic team (1956). Underwent appendectomy after one game of the season and was granted an extra year of eligibility by the University of San Francisco; however, he was ineligible for the NCAA Tournament because he was playing his fifth season of college basketball.... Member of NCAA championship team (1955). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco Totals NBA REGULAR-SEASON RECORD Boston Boston Boston Boston

23 62-63 Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Totals NBA PLAYOFF RECORD Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Totals EBL REGULAR-SEASON RECORD Hartford BACKGROUND: Assistant coach, Harvard University ( ).... Assistant coach, Los Angeles Lakers ( ).... Assistant coach, Milwaukee Bucks ( ).... Assistant coach, Boston Celtics ( through and ).... Vice president/basketball operations, Celtics ( ).... Assistant coach, Seattle SuperSonics ( ).... Assistant coach, Detroit Pistons ( ).... Assistant coach, Celtics ( ). COLLEGIATE COACHING RECORD Season Team W L Pct Brandeis Brandeis Brandeis Totals (3 years) ABA COACHING RECORD San Diego th/Western Division ABL COACHING RECORD New England nd/Eastern Conference New England Totals (2 years) Capital st/Central Division Washington st/Central Division Washington nd/Central Division Boston st/Atlantic Division Boston st/Atlantic Division Boston st/Atlantic Division Boston st/Atlantic Division Boston st/Atlantic Division Seattle th/Pacific Division Seattle Totals (10 years) Totals (9 years) Lost to Utah in Western Division Semifinals Lost to New York in Eastern Conference Semifinals Defeated Buffalo, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; defeated Boston, 4-2, in Eastern Conference Finals; lost to Golden State, 4-0, in NBA Finals Lost to Cleveland in Eastern Conference Semifinals Defeated Washington, 3-1, in Eastern Conference First Round; defeated New York, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; defeated Milwaukee, 4-1, in Eastern Conference Finals; defeated Los Angeles, 4-3, in NBA Finals Defeated Cleveland, 3-1, in Eastern Conference First Round; defeated Detroit, 4-2, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; defeated Philadelphia, 4-1, in Eastern Conference Finals; lost to Los Angeles Lakers, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated Chicago, 3-0, in Eastern Conference First Round; defeated Atlanta, 4-1, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; defeated Milwaukee, 4-0, in Eastern Conference Finals; defeated Houston, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated Chicago, 3-0, in Eastern Conference First Round; defeated Milwaukee, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; defeated Detroit, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Finals; lost to Los Angeles Lakers, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated New York, 3-1, in Eastern Conference First Round; defeated Atlanta, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; lost to Detroit, 4-2, in Eastern Conference Finals Lost to Portland in Western Conference First Round Replaced as Seattle head coach by interim coach Bob Kloppenburg with club in sixth place (January 15). 22

24 KUNDLA, JOHN PERSONAL: Born July 3, 1916, in Star Junction, Pa.... Died July 23, /180 (1,88/81,6).... Full name: John Albert Kundla. HIGH SCHOOL: Central (Minneapolis). COLLEGE: Minnesota. CAREER HONORS: Elected to Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (1995).... One of the Top 10 Coaches in NBA History (1996). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Minnesota... Freshman team statistics unavailable Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Varsity totals BACKGROUND: Head coach, De La Salle High School (Minn.). COLLEGIATE COACHING RECORD Season Team W L Pct. Finish St. Thomas (Minn.) Minnesota T3rd/Big Ten Conference Minnesota T4th/Big Ten Conference Minnesota th/Big Ten Conference Minnesota T4th/Big Ten Conference Minnesota rd/Big Ten Conference Minnesota nd/Big Ten Conference Minnesota T5th/Big Ten Conference Minnesota th/Big Ten Conference Minnesota T9th/Big Ten Conference Totals (10 years) NBL COACHING RECORD Minneapolis st/Western Division Minneapolis nd/Western Division Minneapolis T1st/Central Division Minneapolis st/Western Division Minneapolis nd/Western Division Minneapolis st/Western Division Minneapolis st/Western Division Minneapolis nd/Western Division Minneapolis T2nd/Western Division Minneapolis T1st/Western Division Minneapolis th/Western Division Minneapolis nd/Western Division Totals (11 years) Totals (10 years) Defeated Oshkosh, 3-1, in NBL playoffs; defeated Tri-Cities, 2-0, in NBL semifinals; defeated Rochester, 3-1, in NBL championship series Defeated Chicago, 2-0, in Western Division Semifinals; defeated Rochester, 2-0, in Western Division Finals; defeated Washington, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated Rochester, 78-76, in Central Division first-place game; defeated Chicago, 2-0, in Central Division Semifinals; defeated Fort Wayne, 2-0, in Central Division Finals; defeated Anderson, 2-0, in NBA Semifinals; defeated Syracuse, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated Indianapolis, 2-1, in Western Division Semifinals; lost to Rochester, 3-1, in Western Division Finals Defeated Indianapolis, 2-0, in Western Division Semifinals; defeated Rochester, 3-1, in Western Division Finals; defeated New York, 4-3, in NBA Finals Defeated Indianapolis, 2-0, in Western Division Semifinals; defeated Fort Wayne, 3-2, in Western Division Finals; defeated New York, 4-1, in NBA Finals Defeated Rochester, ; Fort Wayne, 90-85; and Fort Wayne, 78-73, in Western Division round robin; defeated Rochester, 2-1, in Western Division Semifinals; defeated Syracuse, 4-3, in NBA Finals Defeated Rochester, 2-1, in Western Division Semifinals; lost to Fort Wayne, 3-1, in Western Division Finals Defeated St. Louis, , in Western Division second-place game; lost to St. Louis, 2-1, in Western Division Semifinals Lost to St. Louis, , in Western Division tiebreaker; defeated Fort Wayne, 2-0, in Western Division Semifinals; lost to St. Louis, 3-0, in Western Division Finals Replaced George Mikan as Minneapolis head coach (January 14), with record of 9-30 and in fourth place Defeated Detroit, 2-1, in Western Division Semifinals; defeated St. Louis, 4-2, in Western Division Finals; lost to Boston, 4-0, in NBA Finals. 23

25 LAPCHICK, JOE PERSONAL: Born April 12, 1900, in Yonkers, N.Y.... Died August 10, /185 (1,96/83,9).... Full name: Joseph Bohomiel Lapchick. TRANSACTIONS: Played with independent teams, including the Original Celtics (1917 through 1920, 1924 through 1926, 1932 through 1936). CAREER HONORS: Elected to Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (1966). MISCELLANEOUS: Did not play high school or college basketball. PRO RECORD Season Team League G FGM FTM Pts. Avg Holyoke... IL Schenectady... NYSL Schenectady-Troy... NYSL Brooklyn... MBL Holyoke... IL Brooklyn... MBL Troy... NYSL Holyoke... IL Statistics unavailable Brooklyn... ABL New York... NBL New York... ABL Cleveland... ABL Cleveland... ABL Cleveland-Toledo... ABL Yonkers... MBL Plymouth... PSL ABL pro totals MBL pro totals COLLEGIATE COACHING RECORD Season Team W L Pct. Finish St. John s Independent St. John s Independent St. John s Independent St. John s Independent St. John s Independent St. John s Independent St. John s Independent St. John s Independent St. John s Independent St. John s Independent St. John s Independent St. John s Independent St. John s Independent St. John s Independent St. John s Independent St. John s Independent St. John s Independent St. John s Independent St. John s Independent St. John s Independent Totals (20 years) ABL COACHING RECORD Cleveland New York (BAA) nd/Eastern Division New York (BAA) nd/Eastern Division New York nd/Eastern Division New York rd/Eastern Division New York rd/Eastern Division New York st/Midwest Division New York st/Eastern Division New York nd/Eastern Division New York Totals (9 years) Totals (8 years) Defeated Roanoke, 71-47, in NIT quarterfinals; lost to Loyola, 51-46, in semifinals; lost to Bradley, 40-35, in third-place game Lost to Duquesne, 38-31, in NIT quarterfinals Defeated Rice, 51-49, in NIT quarterfinals; defeated Fordham, 69-43, in semifinals; defeated Toledo, 48-27, in finals Defeated Bowling Green, 44-40, in NIT quarterfinals; defeated Kentucky, 48-45, in semifinals; defeated DePaul, 47-39, in finals Defeated Muhlenberg, 34-33, in NIT quarterfinals; lost to Bowling Green, 57-44, in semifinals; lost to Rhode Island, 64-57, in third-place game Lost to West Virginia, 70-58, in NIT quarterfinals Lost to North Carolina State, 61-55, in NIT quarterfinals Lost to Baltimore in quarterfinals Defeated Baltimore, 2-1, in Eastern Division Semifinals; lost to Washington, 2-1, in Eastern Division Finals. 24

26 1950 Defeated Washington, 2-0, in Eastern Division Semifinals; lost to Syracuse, 2-1, in Eastern Division Finals Defeated Boston, 2-0, in Eastern Division Semifinals; defeated Syracuse, 3-2, in Eastern Division Finals; lost to Rochester, 4-3, in NBA Finals Defeated Boston, 2-1, in Eastern Division Semifinals; defeated Syracuse, 3-1, in Eastern Division Finals; lost to Minneapolis, 4-3, in NBA Finals Defeated Baltimore, 2-0, in Eastern Division Semifinals; defeated Boston, 3-1, in Eastern Division Finals; lost to Minneapolis, 4-1, in NBA Finals Lost to Boston, 93-71; Syracuse, 75-68; Boston, 79-78; and Syracuse, , in Eastern Division round robin Lost to Boston in Eastern Division Semifinals Resigned as New York head coach Defeated Butler, 76-69, in NIT first round; defeated Utah, 71-70, in quarterfinals; lost to Dayton, 80-56, in semifinals; lost to St. Bonaventure, 84-69, in third-place game Defeated Villanova, 75-67, in NIT first round; defeated St. Bonaventure, 82-74, in quarterfinals; defeated Providence, 76-55, in semifinals; defeated Bradley, (OT), in finals Lost to St. Bonaventure, , in NIT quarterfinals Lost to Wake Forest, 97-74, in NCAA Tournament first round Defeated Holy Cross, 80-74, in NIT quarterfinals; defeated Duquesne, 76-65, in semifinals; lost to Dayton, 73-67, in finals Defeated Boston College, , in NIT first round; defeated New Mexico, 61-54, in quarterfinals; defeated Army, 67-60, in semi finals; defeated Villanova, 55-51, in finals. LOUGHERY, KEVIN PERSONAL: Born March 28, 1940, in Brooklyn, N.Y /190 (1,90/86,2).... Full name: Kevin Michael Loughery. HIGH SCHOOL: Cardinal Hayes (Bronx, N.Y.). COLLEGE: Boston College, then St. John s. TRANSACTIONS: Selected by Detroit Pistons in second round (13th pick overall) of 1962 NBA Draft.... Traded by Pistons to Baltimore Bullets for Larry Staverman (October 28, 1963).... Traded by Bullets with Fred Carter to Philadelphia 76ers for Archie Clark and future draft choice (October 18, 1971). CAREER Broadcaster ( and ).... Scout, Miami Heat ( and ).... Vice president/director of player personnel, Heat (February 1995 to )... Vice president/consultant, Heat ( ). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Boston College Boston College St. John s... Did not play transfer student St. John s St. John s Varsity totals NBA REGULAR-SEASON RECORD Detroit Det.-Balt Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore Balt.-Phil Philadelphia Totals NBA PLAYOFF RECORD Detroit Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore Totals BACKGROUND: Player/head coach, Philadelphia 76ers (February 1973-remainder of season).... Assistant coach, Atlanta Hawks ( ) Philadelphia th/Atlantic Division New York Nets th/Atlantic Division New Jersey th/Atlantic Division 25

27 78-79 New Jersey rd/Atlantic Division New Jersey th/Atlantic Division New Jersey Atlanta nd/Central Division Atlanta nd/Central Division Chicago th/Central Division Chicago rd/Central Division Washington T3rd/Atlantic Division Washington rd/Atlantic Division Washington Miami th/Atlantic Division Miami th/Atlantic Division Miami th/Atlantic Division Miami th/Atlantic Division Totals (17 years) Totals (8 years) ABA COACHING RECORD New York Nets st/Eastern Division New York Nets T1st/Eastern Division New York Nets nd Totals (3 years) Totals (3 years) Replaced Roy Rubin as Philadelphia head coach (February), with record of Defeated Virginia, 4-1, in Eastern Division Semifinals; defeated Kentucky, 4-0, in Eastern Division Finals; defeated Utah, 4-1, in ABA Finals Lost to St. Louis in Eastern Division Semifinals Defeated San Antonio, 4-3, in semifinals; defeated Denver, 4-2, in ABA Finals Lost to Philadelphia in Eastern Conference First Round Resigned as New Jersey head coach (December); replaced by Bob MacKinnon with club in fifth place Lost to Philadelphia in Eastern Conference First Round Lost to Boston in Eastern Conference First Round Lost to Milwaukee in Eastern Conference First Round Replaced Gene Shue as Washington head coach (March 19), with record of Lost to Philadelphia in Eastern Conference First Round Lost to Detroit in Eastern Conference First Round Replaced as Washington head coach by Wes Unseld (January 3) with club in fourth place Lost to Chicago in Eastern Conference First Round Lost to Atlanta in Eastern Conference First Round Replaced as Miami head coach by Alvin Gentry (February 14) with club in fifth place. MacLEOD, JOHN PERSONAL: Born October 3, 1937, in New Albany, Ind /170 (1,83/77,1).... Full name: John Matthew MacLeod. HIGH SCHOOL: New Providence (Clarksville, Ind.). COLLEGE: Bellarmine (Ky.). CAREER Head coach, Oklahoma ( through ).... Head coach, Notre Dame ( to ). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Bellarmine... Freshman team statistics unavailable Bellarmine Bellarmine Bellarmine Totals BACKGROUND: Assistant coach, DeSales High School, Ky. ( through ).... Head coach, Smithville High School, Ind. ( and ; record: 16-24).... Assistant coach, Cathedral High School, Ind. ( ).... Assistant coach, University of Oklahoma ( ). COLLEGIATE COACHING RECORD Season Team W L Pct. Finish Oklahoma T3rd/Big Eight Conference Oklahoma th/Big Eight Conference Oklahoma rd/Big Eight Conference Oklahoma nd/Big Eight Conference Oklahoma rd/Big Eight Conference Oklahoma th/Big Eight Conference Notre Dame Independent Notre Dame Independent Notre Dame Independent Notre Dame Independent 26

28 95-96 Notre Dame th/Big East Conference Notre Dame T4th/Big East Six Division/Big East Conference Notre Dame th/Big East Six Division/Big East Conference Notre Dame th/Big East Six Division/Big East Conference Totals (14 years) Phoenix th/Pacific Division Phoenix th/Pacific Division Phoenix rd/Pacific Division Phoenix th/Pacific Division Phoenix nd/Pacific Division Phoenix nd/Pacific Division Phoenix rd/Pacific Division Phoenix st/Pacific Division Phoenix rd/Pacific Division Phoenix nd/Pacific Division Phoenix th/Pacific Division Phoenix rd/Pacific Division Phoenix T3rd/Pacific Division Phoenix Dallas nd/Midwest Division Dallas th/Midwest Division Dallas New York rd/Atlantic Division Totals (18 years) Totals (11 years) Defeated Louisville, 74-73, in NIT first round; lost to Louisiana State, 97-94, in quarterfinals Lost to Hawaii, (2 OT), in NIT first round Defeated Seattle, 4-2, in Western Conference Semifinals; defeated Golden State, 4-3, in Western Conference Finals; lost to Boston, 4-2, in NBA Finals Lost to Milwaukee in Western Conference First Round Defeated Portland, 2-1, in Western Conference First Round; defeated Kansas City, 4-1, in Western Conference Semifinals; lost to Seattle, 4-3, in Western Conference Finals Defeated Kansas City, 2-1, in Western Conference First Round; lost to Los Angeles Lakers, 4-1, in Western Conference Semifinals Lost to Kansas City in Western Conference Semifinals Defeated Denver, 2-1, in Western Conference Semifinals; lost to Los Angeles Lakers, 4-0, in Western Conference Finals Lost to Denver in Western Conference First Round Defeated Portland, 3-2, in Western Conference First Round; defeated Utah, 4-2, in Western Conference Semifinals; lost to Los Angeles Lakers, 4-2, in Western Conference Finals Lost to Los Angeles Lakers in Western Conference First Round Replaced as Phoenix head coach by Dick Van Arsdale (February 26) Defeated Houston, 3-1, in Western Conference First Round; defeated Denver, 4-2, in Western Conference Semifinals; lost to Los Angeles Lakers, 4-3, in Western Conference Finals Replaced as Dallas head coach by Richie Adubato (November 29) Replaced Stu Jackson as New York head coach (December 3) with record of Lost to Chicago in Eastern Conference First Round Defeated Western Michigan, 63-56, in NIT first round; defeated Kansas State, 64-47, in second round; defeated Manhattan, 74-58, in quarterfinals; defeated Utah, 58-55, in semifinals; lost to Virginia, 81-76, in final Defeated Oral Roberts, 74-58, in NIT first round; defeated TCU, 82-72, in NIT second round; lost to Michigan, 67-66, in NIT quarter finals. MOE, DOUG PERSONAL: Born September 21, 1938, in Brooklyn, N.Y /220 (1,96/99,8).... Full name: Douglas Edwin Moe. HIGH SCHOOL: Erasmus Hall (Brooklyn, N.Y.), then Bullis Prep School (Silver Springs, Md.). COLLEGE: North Carolina, then Elon College (N.C.). TRANSACTIONS: Selected by Chicago Packers in second round (22nd pick overall) of 1961 NBA Draft.... Signed by Packers (1961); Packers later refused to honor contract when Moe was implicated in college point-shaving scandal; Moe was exonerated but did not play basketball from through Played with Padua, Italy ( and ).... Signed by New Orleans Buccaneers of American Basketball Association (1967).... Traded by Buccaneers with Larry Brown to Oakland Oaks for Steve Jones, Ron Franz and Barry Leibowitz (June 18, 1968).... Traded by Oaks to Carolina Cougars in three-way deal in which Cougars sent Stew Johnson to Pittsburgh Pipers and Pipers sent Frank Card to Oaks (June 12, 1969).... Traded by Cougars to Washington Capitols for Gary Bradds and Ira Harge (July 24, 1970).... Capitols franchise moved from Washington to Virginia and renamed Squires for season. The Sporting News All-America second team (1959, 1961). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG North Carolina... Freshman team statistics unavailable North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina Totals

29 ABA REGULAR-SEASON RECORD Member of ABA championship team (1969).... ABA All-Star first team (1968).... ABA All-Star second team (1969). 2-POINT 3-POINT Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG New Orleans Oakland Carolina Virginia Virginia Totals ABA PLAYOFF RECORD 2-POINT 3-POINT Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG New Orleans Oakland Carolina Virginia Virginia Totals ABA ALL-STAR GAME RECORD 2-POINT 3-POINT Season Team Min. FGM FGA Pct. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts New Orleans Oakland Carolina Totals BACKGROUND: Assistant coach, Elon College, N.C. ( and ).... Assistant coach/director of player personnel, Carolina Cougars of ABA ( and ).... Assistant coach/director of player personnel, Denver Nuggets of ABA ( and ).... Assistant coach, Nuggets (1980). HONORS: NBA Coach of the Year (1988) San Antonio rd/Central Division San Antonio st/Central Division San Antonio st/Central Division San Antonio Denver th/Midwest Division Denver T2nd/Midwest Division Denver T2nd/Midwest Division Denver T3rd/Midwest Division Denver st/Midwest Division Denver nd/Midwest Division Denver th/Midwest Division Denver st/Midwest Division Denver rd/Midwest Division Denver th/Midwest Division Philadelphia Totals (15 years) Totals (12 years) Lost to Boston in Eastern Conference First Round Lost to Washington in Eastern Conference Semifinals Defeated Philadelphia, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; lost to Washington, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Finals Replaced as San Antonio head coach by Bob Bass (March 1). Replaced Donnie Walsh as Denver head coach (December), with record of Lost to Phoenix in Western Conference First Round Defeated Phoenix, 2-1, in Western Conference First Round; lost to San Antonio, 4-1, in Western Conference Semifinals Lost to Utah in Western Conference First Round Defeated San Antonio, 3-2, in Western Conference First Round; defeated Utah, 4-1, in Western Conference Semifinals; lost to Los Angeles Lakers, 4-1, in Western Conference Finals Defeated Portland, 3-1, in Western Conference First Round; lost to Houston, 4-2, in Western Conference Semifinals Lost to Los Angeles Lakers in Western Conference First Round Defeated Seattle, 3-2, in Western Conference First Round; lost to Dallas, 4-2, in Western Conference Semifinals Lost to Phoenix in Western Conference First Round Lost to San Antonio, 3-0, in Western Conference First Round Replaced as Philadelphia head coach by Fred Carter (March 7) with club in sixth place. 28

30 MOTTA, DICK PERSONAL: Born September 3, 1931, in Midvale, Utah /170 (1,78/77,1).... Full name: John Richard Motta. HIGH SCHOOL: Jordan (Utah); did not play varsity basketball. COLLEGE: Utah State (did not play basketball). BACKGROUND: Head coach, Grace Junior High School ( ).... Head coach, Grace High School ( through ).... Head coach, Weber Junior College ( and ).... Broadcaster, Detroit Pistons (1988 through January 1990).... Consultant, Dallas Mavericks (1990).... Assistant coach, Denver Nuggets (July 19-November 26, 1996). HONORS: NBA Coach of the Year (1971). COLLEGIATE COACHING RECORD Season Team W L Pct. Finish Weber State Independent Weber State nd/Big Sky Conference Weber State st/Big Sky Conference Weber State nd/Big Sky Conference Weber State rd/Big Sky Conference Weber State st/Big Sky Conference Totals (6 years) Chicago th/Western Division Chicago T3rd/Western Division Chicago nd/Midwest Division Chicago nd/Midwest Division Chicago nd/Midwest Division Chicago nd/Midwest Division Chicago T1st/Midwest Division Chicago th/Midwest Division Washington nd/Central Division Washington nd/Central Division Washington st/Atlantic Division Washington rd/Atlantic Division Dallas th/Midwest Division Dallas th/Midwest Division Dallas th/Midwest Division Dallas nd/Midwest Division Dallas rd/Midwest Division Dallas rd/Midwest Division Dallas st/Midwest Division Sacramento th/Pacific Division Sacramento th/Pacific Division Sacramento Dallas th/Midwest Division Dallas T5th/Midwest Division Denver th/Midwest Division Totals (25 years) Totals (14 years) Lost to Atlanta in Western Division First Round Lost to Los Angeles in Western Conference First Round Lost to Los Angeles in Western Conference First Round Lost to Los Angeles in Western Conference First Round Defeated Detroit, 4-3, in Western Conference First Round; lost to Milwaukee, 4-0, in Western Conference Semifinals Defeated Kansas City/Omaha, 4-2, in Western Conference First Round; lost to Golden State, 4-3, in Western Conference Semifinals Defeated Cleveland, 2-1, in Eastern Conference First Round; lost to Houston, 4-2, in Eastern Conference Semifinals Defeated Atlanta, 2-0, in Eastern Conference First Round; defeated San Antonio, 4-2, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; defeated Philadelphia, 4-2, in Eastern Conference Finals; defeated Seattle, 4-3, in NBA Finals Defeated Atlanta, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; defeated San Antonio, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Finals; lost to Seattle, 4-1, in NBA Finals Lost to Philadelphia in Eastern Conference First Round Defeated Seattle, 3-2, in Western Conference First Round; lost to Los Angeles Lakers, 4-1, in Western Conference Semifinals Lost to Portland in Western Conference First Round Defeated Utah, 3-1, in Western Conference First Round; lost to Los Angeles Lakers, 4-2, in Western Conference Semifinals Lost to Seattle in Western Conference First Round Replaced Jerry Reynolds as Sacramento head coach (January 4) with record of 7-21 and club in seventh place Replaced as Sacramento head coach by Rex Hughes (December 24) with club in seventh place Replaced Bernie Bickerstaff as Denver head coach (November 26) with record of 4-9 and club in fourth place. 29

31 NELSON, DON PERSONAL: Born May 15, 1940, in Muskegon, Mich /210. (1,98/95,3).... Full name: Don Arvid Nelson. HIGH SCHOOL: Rock Island (Ill.). COLLEGE: Iowa. TRANSACTIONS: Selected by Chicago Zephyrs in third round (19th pick overall) of 1962 NBA Draft... Zephyrs franchise moved from Chicago to Baltimore and renamed Bullets for season... Contract sold by Bullets to Los Angeles Lakers (September 6, 1963)... Waived by Lakers (October 21, 1965)... Signed as free agent by Boston Celtics (October 28, 1965). MISCELLANEOUS: Member of NBA championship team (1966, 1968, 1969, 1974, 1976)... Head coach of gold-medal-winning 1994 USA Basketball World Championship Team. Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Iowa... Freshman team did not play intercollegiate schedule Iowa Iowa Iowa Varsity totals NBA REGULAR-SEASON RECORD Year-Team G MIN FGM FGA PCT FG3M FG3A PCT FTM FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT RPG AST APG PF DQ STL BLK PTS Chicago Los Angeles Los Angeles Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston TOTALS NBA PLAYOFF RECORD Year-Team G MIN FGM FGA PCT FG3M FG3A PCT FTM FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT RPG AST APG PF DQ STL BLK PTS Los Angeles Los Angeles Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston TOTALS BACKGROUND: Assistant coach, Milwaukee Bucks (September 9-November 22, 1976)... Head coach/director of player personnel, Bucks (November 22, 1976 through 1985)... Head coach/vice president of basketball operations, Bucks (1985-May 27, 1987)... Executive vice president, Golden State Warriors ( )... Head coach/general manager, Warriors ( to February 13, 1995)... General manager, Dallas Mavericks (February 7, 1997 to August 30, 2006). HONORS: Elected to Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame... NBA Coach of the Year (1983, 1985, 1992)... One of the Top 10 Coaches in NBA History (1996) Milwaukee th/Midwest Division Milwaukee nd/Midwest Division Milwaukee th/Midwest Division Milwaukee st/Midwest Division Milwaukee st/Central Division Milwaukee st/Central Division Milwaukee st/Central Division Milwaukee st/Central Division Milwaukee st/Central Division Milwaukee st/Central Division Milwaukee rd/Central Division Golden State th/Pacific Division Golden State th/Pacific Division Golden State th/Pacific Division Golden State nd/Pacific Division Golden State th/Pacific Division Golden State rd/Pacific Division Golden State New York Dallas th/Midwest Division 30

32 98-99 Dallas th/Midwest Division Dallas th/Midwest Division Dallas T2nd/Midwest Division Dallas nd/Midwest Division Dallas nd/Midwest Division Dallas rd/Midwest Division Dallas Golden State rd/Pacific Division Golden State rd/Pacific Division Golden State rd/Pacific Division Golden State th/Pacific Division Totals WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP COACHING RECORD Season Team W L Pct. Finish 1994 Team USA Gold medal Replaced Larry Costello as Milwaukee head coach (November 22), with record of 3-15 and club in sixth place Defeated Phoenix, 2-0, in Western Conference first round; lost to Denver, 4-3, in Western Conference semifinals Lost to Seattle in Western Conference semifinals Lost to Philadelphia in Eastern Conference semifinals Lost to Philadelphia in Eastern Conference semifinals Defeated Boston, 4-0, in Eastern Conference semifinals; lost to Philadelphia, 4-1, in Eastern Conference finals Defeated Atlanta, 3-2, in Eastern Conference first round; defeated New Jersey, 4-2, in Eastern Conference semifinals; lost to Boston, 4-1, in Eastern Conference finals Defeated Chicago, 3-1, in Eastern Conference first round; lost to Philadelphia, 4-0, in Eastern Conference semifinals Defeated New Jersey, 3-0, in Eastern Conference first round; defeated Philadelphia, 4-3, in Eastern Conference semifinals; lost to Boston, 4-0, in Eastern Conference finals Defeated Philadelphia, 3-2, in Eastern Conference first round; lost to Boston, 4-3, in Eastern Conference semifinals Defeated Utah, 3-0, in Western Conference first round; lost to Phoenix, 4-1, in Western Conference semifinals Defeated San Antonio, 3-1, in Western Conference first round; lost to Los Angeles Lakers, 4-1, in Western Conference semifinals Lost to Seattle, 3-1, in Western Conference first round Lost to Phoenix, 3-0, in Western Conference first round Replaced as Golden State head coach by Bob Lanier (February 13) with club in sixth place Replaced as New York head coach by Jeff Van Gundy (March 8) with club in second place Replaced Jim Cleamons as Dallas head coach (December 4), with record of 4-12 and club in sixth place Defeated Utah, 3-2, in Western Conference first round; lost to San Antonio, 4-1, in Western Conference semifinals Defeated Minnesota, 3-0, in Western Conference first round; lost to Sacramento, 4-1, in Western Conference semifinals Defeated Portland, 4-3, in Western Conference first round; defeated Sacramento, 4-3, in Western Conference semifinals; lost to San Antonio, 4-2, in Western Conference finals Lost to Sacramento, 4-1, in Western Conference first round Stepped down as Dallas head coach (March 19, 2005); replaced by Avery Johnson with team in second place Defeated Dallas, 4-2, in Western Conference first round; lost to Utah, 4-1, in Western Conference semifinals RAMSAY, JACK PERSONAL: Born February 21, 1925, in Philadelphia.... Died April 28, /180 (1,85/81,6).... Full name: John T. Ramsay. Died April 28, HIGH SCHOOL: Upper Darby Senior (Pa.). COLLEGE: St. Joseph s, then Villanova, then Pennsylvania. TRANSACTIONS: Played with San Diego Dons, an Amateur Athletic Union team ( ).... Played in Eastern Basketball League with Harrisburg and Sunbury ( through ). CAREER Analyst, ESPN (January 1996-present). CAREER HONORS: Elected to Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (1992).... One of the Top 10 Coaches in NBA History (1996). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG St. Joseph s... Freshman team statistics unavailable Did not play in military service Did not play in military service Did not play in military service St. Joseph s St. Joseph s St. Joseph s Varsity totals EBL REGULAR-SEASON RECORD Harrisburg Harrisburg Sunbury Sunbury Sunbury Sunbury Totals BACKGROUND: Head coach, St. James High School (Pa.) and later head coach, Mount Pleasant High School, Del. ( ).... General manager, Philadelphia 76ers ( and ).... Head coach/general manager, 76ers ( and ). 31

33 COLLEGIATE COACHING RECORD Season Team W L Pct. Finish St. Joseph s Independent St. Joseph s Independent St. Joseph s nd/Middle Atlantic Conference St. Joseph s st/Middle Atlantic Conference St. Joseph s st/Middle Atlantic Conference St. Joseph s st/Middle Atlantic Conference St. Joseph s st/Middle Atlantic Conference St. Joseph s st/Middle Atlantic Conference St. Joseph s T2nd/Middle Atlantic Conference St. Joseph s st/Middle Atlantic Conference St. Joseph s st/Middle Atlantic Conference Totals (11 years) Philadelphia nd/Eastern Division Philadelphia th/Eastern Division Philadelphia nd/Atlantic Division Philadelphia rd/Atlantic Division Buffalo rd/Atlantic Division Buffalo rd/Atlantic Division Buffalo nd/Atlantic Division Buffalo T2nd/Atlantic Division Portland nd/Pacific Division Portland st/Pacific Division Portland th/Pacific Division Portland th/Pacific Division Portland rd/Pacific Division Portland th/Pacific Division Portland th/Pacific Division Portland nd/Pacific Division Portland nd/Pacific Division Portland nd/Pacific Division Indiana th/Central Division Indiana th/Central Division Indiana Totals (21 years) Totals (16 years) Defeated Seton Hall, 74-65, in NIT quarterfinals; lost to Louisville, 89-79, in semifinals; defeated St. Francis-New York, 93-82, in third-place game Defeated St. Peter s, 83-72, in NIT first round; lost to St. Bonaventure, 79-75, in quarterfinals Lost to West Virginia, 95-92, in NCAA Tournament first round; lost to Navy, 70-59, in regional consolation game Lost to Duke, 58-56, in NCAA Tournament first round; lost to West Virginia, , in regional consolation game Defeated Princeton, 72-67, in NCAA Tournament regional semifinal; defeated Wake Forest, 96-86, in regional final; lost to Ohio State, 95-69, in national semifinal; defeated Utah, (4 OT), in consolation game Lost to Wake Forest, (OT), in NCAA Tournament regional semifinal; lost to New York University, 94-85, in regional consolation game Defeated Princeton, 82-81, in NCAA Tournament first round; defeated West Virginia, 97-88, in regional semifinal; lost to Duke, 73-59, in regional final Defeated Miami (Fla.), 86-76, in NIT first round; lost to Bradley, 83-81, in quarterfinals Defeated Connecticut, 67-61, in NCAA Tournament first round; lost to Providence, (OT), in regional semifinal; lost to North Carolina State, , in regional consolation game Defeated Providence, 65-48, in NCAA Tournament first round; lost to Duke, 76-74, in regional semifinal; defeated Davidson, 92-76, in regional consolation game Lost to Boston in Eastern Division Semifinals Lost to Milwaukee in Eastern Division Semifinals Lost to Baltimore in Eastern Conference Semifinals Lost to Boston in Eastern Conference Semifinals Lost to Washington in Eastern Conference Semifinals Defeated Philadelphia, 2-1, in Eastern Conference First Round; lost to Boston, 4-2, in Eastern Conference Semifinals Defeated Chicago, 2-1, in Western Conference First Round; defeated Denver, 4-2, in Western Conference Semifinals; defeated Los Angeles Lakers, 4-0, in Western Conference Finals; defeated Philadelphia, 4-2, in NBA Finals Lost to Seattle in Western Conference Semifinals Lost to Phoenix in Western Conference First Round Lost to Seattle in Western Conference First Round Lost to Kansas City in Western Conference First Round Defeated Seattle, 2-0, in Western Conference First Round; lost to Los Angeles Lakers, 4-1, in Western Conference Semifinals Lost to Phoenix in Western Conference First Round Defeated Dallas, 3-1, in Western Conference First Round; lost to Los Angeles Lakers, 4-1, in Western Conference Semifinals Lost to Denver in Western Conference First Round Lost to Atlanta in Eastern Conference First Round Resigned as Indiana head coach (November 17); replaced by Mel Daniels with club in sixth place. 32

34 RILEY, PAT PERSONAL: Born March 20, 1945, in Rome, N.Y /205. (1.93/93.0)... Full name: Patrick James Riley... Son of Leon Riley, outfielder/catcher with Philadelphia Phillies (1944) and minor league manager; and brother of Lee Riley, defensive back with three NFL teams ( ) and New York Titans of American Football League (1961 and 1962). HIGH SCHOOL: Linton (Schenectady, N.Y.). COLLEGE: Kentucky. TRANSACTIONS/CAREER Selected by San Diego Rockets in first round (seventh pick overall) of 1967 NBA Draft... Selected by Portland Trail Blazers from Rockets in NBA Expansion Draft (May 11, 1970)... Contract sold by Trail Blazers to Los Angeles Lakers (October 9, 1970)... Traded by Lakers to Phoenix Suns for draft rights to G John Roche and 1976 second-round draft choice (November 3, 1975). MISCELLANEOUS: Member of NBA championship team (1972)... Selected by Dallas Cowboys in 11th round of 1967 National Football League draft. HONORS: NBA Coach of the Year (1997). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Totals NBA REGULAR-SEASON RECORD REBOUNDS Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Off. Def. Tot. Ast. St. Blk. TO Pts. RPG APG San Diego San Diego San Diego Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles L.A.-Phoenix Totals Personal fouls/disqualifications: , 205/ , 146/ , 68/ , 84/ , 110/ , 126/ , 173/ , 128/ , 112/0. Totals, 1152/3. NBA PLAYOFF RECORD REBOUNDS Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Off. Def. Tot. Ast. St. Blk. TO Pts. RPG APG San Diego Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Phoenix Totals Personal fouls/disqualifications: , 13/ , 12/ , 37/ , 10/ , 11/ , 3/0. Totals, 86/0. BACKGROUND: Broadcaster, Los Angeles Lakers ( )... Assistant coach, Lakers ( to November 19, 1981)... Broadcaster, NBC television ( )... President, Miami Heat ( to present) L.A. Lakers st/Pacific Division L.A. Lakers st/Pacific Division L.A. Lakers st/Pacific Division L.A. Lakers st/Pacific Division L.A. Lakers st/Pacific Division L.A. Lakers st/Pacific Division L.A. Lakers st/Pacific Division L.A. Lakers st/Pacific Division L.A. Lakers st/Pacific Division New York T1st/Atlantic Division New York st/Atlantic Division New York st/Atlantic Division New York nd/Atlantic Division Miami rd/Atlantic Division Miami st/Atlantic Division Miami st/Atlantic Division Miami T1st/Atlantic Division Miami st/Atlantic Division Miami nd/Atlantic Division Miami th/Atlantic Division Miami th/Atlantic Division Miami st/Southeast Division Miami st/Southeast Division Totals

35 81-82 Replaced Paul Westhead as Los Angeles Lakers head coach (November 19), with a record of 7-4 and club in first place. Defeated Phoenix, 4-0, in Western Conference semifinals; defeated San Antonio, 4-0, in Western Conference finals; defeated Philadelphia, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated Portland, 4-1, in Western Conference semifinals; defeated San Antonio, 4-2, in Western Conference finals; lost to Philadelphia, 4-0, in NBA Finals Defeated Kansas City, 3-0, in Western Conference first round; defeated Dallas, 4-1, in Western Conference semifinals; defeated Phoenix, 4-2, in Western Conference finals; lost to Boston, 4-3, in NBA Finals Defeated Phoenix, 3-0, in Western Conference first round; defeated Portland, 4-1, in Western Conference semifinals; defeated Denver, 4-1, in Western Conference finals; defeated Boston, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated San Antonio, 3-0, in Western Conference first round; defeated Dallas, 4-2, in Western Conference semifinals; lost to Houston, 4-1, in Western Conference finals Defeated Denver, 3-0, in Western Conference first round; defeated Golden State, 4-1, in Western Conference semifinals; defeated Seattle, 4-0, in Western Conference finals; defeated Boston, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated San Antonio, 3-0, in Western Conference first round; defeated Utah, 4-3, in Western Conference semifinals; defeated Dallas, 4-3, in Western Conference finals; defeated Detroit, 4-3, in NBA Finals Defeated Portland, 3-0, in Western Conference first round; defeated Seattle, 4-0, in Western Conference semifinals; defeated Phoenix, 4-0, in Western Conference finals; lost to Detroit, 4-0, in NBA Finals Defeated Houston, 3-1, in Western Conference first round; lost to Phoenix, 4-1, in Western Conference semifinals Defeated Detroit, 3-2, in Eastern Conference first round; lost to Chicago, 4-3, in Eastern Conference semifinals Defeated Indiana, 3-1, in Eastern Conference first round; defeated Charlotte, 4-1, in Eastern Conference semifinals; lost to Chicago, 4-2, in Eastern Conference finals Defeated New Jersey, 3-1, in Eastern Conference first round; defeated Chicago, 4-3, in Eastern Conference semifinals; defeated Indiana, 4-3, in Eastern Conference finals; lost to Houston, 4-3, in NBA Finals Defeated Cleveland, 3-1, in Eastern Conference first round; lost to Indiana, 4-3, in Eastern Conference semifinals Lost to Chicago, 3-0, in Eastern Conference first round Defeated Orlando, 3-2, in Eastern Conference first round; defeated New York, 4-3, in Eastern Conference semifinals; lost to Chicago, 4-1, in Eastern Conference finals Lost to New York, 3-2, in Eastern Conference first round Lost to New York, 3-2, in Eastern Conference first round Defeated Detroit, 3-0, in Eastern Conference first round; lost to New York, 4-3, in Eastern Conference semifinals Lost to Charlotte, 3-0, in Eastern Conference first round Defeated Chicago, 4-2, in Eastern Conference first round; defeated New Jersey, 4-1, in Eastern Conference semifinals; defeated Detroit, 4-2, in Eastern Conference finals; defeated Dallas, 4-2, in Eastern Conference finals Lost to Chicago, 4-2, in Eastern Conference first round. SHUE, GENE PERSONAL: Born December 18, 1931, in Baltimore /175 (1,88/79,4). COLLEGE: Maryland. TRANSACTIONS: Selected by Philadelphia Warriors in first round (third pick overall) of 1954 NBA Draft.... Contract sold by Warriors to New York Knicks (November 29, 1954).... Traded by Knicks to Fort Wayne Pistons for rights to G Ron Sobieszcyk (April 30, 1956).... Pistons moved from Fort Wayne to Detroit for season.... Traded by Pistons to Knicks for C Darrall Imhoff and cash (August 29, 1962).... Traded by Knicks with C Paul Hogue to Baltimore Bullets for G/F Bill McGill (October 30, 1963). CAREER General manager, Philadelphia 76ers ( and ).... Director of player personnel, 76ers ( through ). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Varsity totals NBA REGULAR-SEASON RECORD HONORS: All-NBA first team (1960).... All-NBA second team (1961) Phil.-N.Y New York Fort Wayne Detroit Detroit Detroit Detroit Detroit New York Baltimore Totals NBA PLAYOFF RECORD New York Fort Wayne Detroit

36 58-59 Detroit Detroit Detroit Detroit Totals NBA ALL-STAR GAME RECORD Season Team Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb Ast. PF Dq. Pts Detroit Detroit Detroit Detroit Detroit Totals HONORS: NBA Coach of the Year (1969, 1982) Baltimore th/Eastern Division Baltimore th/Eastern Division Baltimore st/Eastern Division Baltimore rd/Central Division Baltimore st/Central Division Baltimore st/Central Division Baltimore st/Central Division Philadelphia th/Atlantic Division Philadelphia th/Atlantic Division Philadelphia T2nd/Atlantic Division Philadelphia st/Atlantic Division Philadelphia San Diego th/Pacific Division San Diego th/Pacific Division Washington th/Atlantic Division Washington th/Atlantic Division Washington th/Atlantic Division Washington th/Atlantic Division Washington th/Atlantic Division Washington L.A. Clippers th/Pacific Division L.A. Clippers Totals (22 years) Totals (10 years) Replaced Mike Farmer (1-8) and Buddy Jeannette (3-13) as Baltimore head coach (December) with record of Lost to New York in Eastern Division Semifinals Lost to New York in Eastern Division Semifinals Defeated Philadelphia, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; defeated New York, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Finals; lost to Milwaukee, 4-0, in NBA Finals Lost to New York in Eastern Conference Semifinals Lost to New York in Eastern Conference Semifinals Lost to Buffalo in Eastern Conference First Round Defeated Boston, 4-3, in Eastern Conference Semifinals; defeated Houston, 4-2, in Eastern Conference Finals; lost to Portland, 4-2, in NBA Finals. Replaced as Philadelphia head coach by Billy Cunningham (November 4) Defeated New Jersey, 2-0, in Eastern Conference First Round; lost to Boston, 4-1, in Eastern Conference Semifinals Lost to Boston in Eastern Conference First Round Lost to Philadelphia in Eastern Conference First Round Replaced as Washington head coach by Kevin Loughery (March 19) Replaced as L.A. Clippers head coach by Don Casey (January 19). SLOAN, JERRY PERSONAL: Born March 28, 1942, in McLeansboro, Ill /200. (1.96/90.7)... Full name: Gerald Eugene Sloan. HIGH SCHOOL: McLeansboro (Ill.). COLLEGE: Illinois, then Evansville. TRANSACTIONS/CAREER Selected by Baltimore Bullets in third round of 1964 NBA Draft... Selected by Bullets in second round of 1965 NBA Draft... Selected by Chicago Bulls from Bullets in NBA Expansion Draft (April 30, 1966). Left Illinois before 1961 basketball season... Outstanding Player in NCAA College Division Tournament (1964, 1965).... THE SPORTING NEWS All-America second team (1965). HONORS: NBA All-Defensive first team (1969, 1972, 1974, 1975)... NBA All-Defensive second team (1970, 1971)... Elected to Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (2009). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Evansville... Did not play transfer student Evansville Evansville

37 64-65 Evansville Totals NBA REGULAR-SEASON RECORD Year-Team G MIN FGM FGA PCT FG3M FG3A PCT FTM FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT RPG AST APG PF DQ STL BLK PTS Baltimore Chicago Chicago Chicago Chicago Chicago Chicago Chicago Chicago Chicago Chicago TOTALS Personal fouls/disqualifications: , 176/ , 293/ , 291/ , 313/ , 179/ , 289/ , 309/ , 235/ , 273/ , 265/ , 77/1. Totals, 2700/61. NBA PLAYOFF RECORD Year-Team G MIN FGM FGA PCT FG3M FG3A PCT FTM FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT RPG AST APG PF DQ STL BLK PTS Baltimore Chicago Chicago Chicago Chicago Chicago Chicago Chicago Chicago TOTALS Personal fouls/disqualifications: , 6/ , 7/ , 19/ , 18/ , 25/ , 18/ , 31/ , 17/ , 46/0. Totals, 187/4. NBA ALL-STAR GAME RECORD REBOUNDS Season Team Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Off. Def. Tot. Ast. PF Dq. St. Blk. TO Pts Chicago Chicago Totals BACKGROUND: Scout, Chicago Bulls ( ).... Assistant coach, Bulls ( and ).... Scout, Utah Jazz ( ).... Head coach, Evansville Thunder of CBA (1984-November 19, 1984; no record).... Assistant coach, Jazz (November 19, 1984-December 9, 1988) Chicago th/Midwest Division Chicago nd/Central Division Chicago Utah st/Midwest Division Utah nd/Midwest Division Utah nd/Midwest Division Utah st/Midwest Division Utah rd/Midwest Division Utah rd/Midwest Division Utah nd/Midwest Division Utah nd/Midwest Division Utah st/Midwest Division Utah st/Midwest Division Utah T1st/Midwest Division Utah st/Midwest Division Utah nd/Midwest Division Utah th/Midwest Division Utah th/Midwest Division Utah th/Midwest Division Utah th/Northwest Division Utah nd/Northwest Division Utah st/Northwest Division Utah st/Northwest Division Utah rd/Northwest Division Utah nd/Northwest Division Utah Totals Defeated New York, 2-0, in Eastern Conference first round; lost to Boston, 4-0, in Eastern Conference semifinals Replaced as Chicago head coach by Rod Thorn (February 17) Replaced retiring Utah head coach Frank Layden (December 9), with record of Lost to Golden State, 3-0, in Western Conference first round Lost to Phoenix, 3-2, in Western Conference first round Defeated Phoenix, 3-1, in Western Conference first round;lost to Portland, 4-1, in Western Conference Defeated Los Angeles Clippers, 3-2, in Western Conference first round; defeated Seattle, 4-1, in Western Conference semifinals; lost to Portland, 4-2, in Western Conference finals Lost to Seattle, 3-2, in Western Conference first round Defeated San Antonio, 3-1, in Western Conference first round; defeated Denver, 4-3, in Western Conference semifinals; lost to Houston, 4-1, 36

38 in Western Conference finals Lost to Houston in Western Conference first round Defeated Houston, 3-2, in Western Conference first round; defeated San Antonio, 4-2, in West Conference semifinals; lost to Seattle, 4-3, in Western Conference finals Defeated Los Angeles Clippers, 3-0, in Western Conference first round; defeated Los Angeles Lakers, 4-1, in Western Conference semifinals; defeated Houston, 4-2, in Western Conference finals; lost to Chicago, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated Houston, 3-2, in Western Conference first round; defeated San Antonio, 4-1, in Western Conference semifinals; defeated Los Angeles Lakers, 4-0, in Western Conference finals; lost to Chicago, 4-2, in NBA Finals Defeated Sacramento, 3-2, in Western Conference first round; lost to Portland, 4-2, in Western Conference semifinals Defeated Seattle, 3-2, in Western Conference first round; lost to Portland, 4-1, in Western Conference semifinals Lost to Dallas, 3-2, in Western Conference first round Lost to Sacremento, 3-1, in Western Conference first round Lost to Sacramento, 4-1, in Western Conference first round Defeated Houston, 4-3, in Western Conference first round; defeated Dallas, 4-1, in Western Conference semifinals; lost to San Antonio, 4-1, in Western Conference Finals Defeated Houston, 4-2, in Western Conference first round; lost to L.A. Lakers, 4-2, in Western Conference semifinals Lost to the L.A. Lakers, 4-1, in the Western Conference first round Defeated Denver, 4-2, in the Western Conference first round; lost to the L.A. Lakers, 4-0, in the Western Conference semifinals. TOMJANOVICH, RUDY PERSONAL: Born November 24, 1948, in Hamtramck, Mich /220. (2,03/99,8).... Full name: Rudolph Tom janovich.... Name pronounced Tom-JOHN-a-vitch. HIGH SCHOOL: Hamtramck (Mich.). COLLEGE: Michigan. TRANSACTIONS/CAREER Selected by San Diego Rockets in first round (second pick overall) of 1970 NBA Draft.... Rockets franchise moved from San Diego to Houston for season. MISCELLANEOUS: Head coach of bronze-medal-winning 1998 USA Basketball World Championship Team.... Head coach of gold-medal-winning 2000 U.S. Olympic Team. The Sporting News All-America first team (1970).... The Sporting News All-America second team (1969). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Varsity totals NBA REGULAR-SEASON RECORD San Diego Houston Houston REBOUNDS Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Off. Def. Tot. Ast. St. Blk. TO Pts. RPG APG Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Totals Three-point field goals: , 22-for-79 (.278) , 12-for-51 (.235). Totals, 34-for-130 (.262). Personal fouls/disqualifications: , 230/ , 230/ , 206/ , 198/ , 63/ , 186/ , 161/ , 121/0. Totals, 1937/8. NBA PLAYOFF RECORD REBOUNDS Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Off. Def. Tot. Ast. St. Blk. TO Pts. RPG APG Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Totals Three-point field goals: , 1-for-7 (.143) , 0-for-3. Totals, 1-for-10 (.100). Personal fouls/disqualifications: , 17/ , 36/ , 1/ , 21/ , 3/0. Totals, 78/1. 37

39 NBA ALL-STAR GAME RECORD REBOUNDS Season Team Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Off. Def. Tot. Ast. PF Dq. St. Blk. TO Pts Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Totals BACKGROUND: Scout, Houston Rockets ( and ).... Assistant coach, Rockets ( to February 18, 1992) Houston rd/Midwest Division Houston st/Midwest Division Houston st/Midwest Division Houston rd/Midwest Division Houston nd/Midwest Division Houston nd/Midwest Division Houston th/Midwest Division Houston rd/Midwest Division Houston th/Midwest Division Houston th/Midwest Division Houston th/Midwest Division Houston th/Midwest Division Los Angeles Lakers Totals (13 years) Totals (7 years) WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD Season Team W L Pct. Finish 1998 Team USA Bronze medal OLYMPIC RECORD Season Team W L Pct. Finish 2000 Team USA Gold medal 1992 Replaced Don Chaney as Houston head coach (February 18), with record of and club in third place Defeated L.A. Clippers, 3-2, in Western Conference first round; lost to Seattle, 4-3, in Western Conference semifinals Defeated Portland, 3-1, in Western Conference first round; defeated Phoenix, 4-3, in Western Conference semifinals; defeated Utah, 4-1, in Western Conference finals; defeated New York, 4-3, in NBA Finals Defeated Utah, 3-2, in Western Conference first round, defeated Phoenix, 4-3, in Western Conference semifinals; defeated San Antonio, 4-2, in Western Conference finals; defeated Orlando, 4-0, in NBA Finals Defeated Los Angeles Lakers, 3-1, in Western Conference first round; lost to Seattle, 4-0, in Western Conference semifinals Defeated Minnesota, 3-0, in Western Conference first round; defeated Seattle, 4-3, in Western Conference semifinals; lost to Utah, 4-2, in Western Conference finals Lost to Utah in Western Conference first round Lost to Los Angeles Lakers in Western Conference first round Stepped down as Los Angeles head coach (February 2); replaced by Frank Hamblen with team in third place. VAN GUNDY, JEFF PERSONAL: Born January 19, 1962, in Hemet, Calif. COLLEGE: Nazareth (Rochester, N.Y.). BACKGROUND: Head coach, McQuaid Jesuit (Rochester, N.Y.) High School ( ).... Graduate assistant, Providence College ( ).... Assistant coach, Providence ( ).... Assistant coach, Rutgers University ( ).... Assistant coach, New York Knicks ( to March 8, 1996) New York nd/Atlantic Division New York nd/Atlantic Division N.Y. Knicks nd/Atlantic Division N.Y. Knicks th/Atlantic Division N.Y. Knicks nd/Atlantic Division N.Y. Knicks rd/Atlantic Division N.Y. Knicks

40 03-04 Houston th/Midwest Division Houston rd/Southwest Division Houston th/Southwest Division Houston Totals Replaced Don Nelson as New York Knicks head coach (March 8), with record of and club in second place. Defeated Cleveland, 3-0, in Eastern Conference first round; lost to Chicago, 4-1, in Eastern Conference semifinals Defeated Charlotte, 3-0, in Eastern Conference first round; lost to Miami, 4-3, in Eastern Conference semifinals Defeated Miami, 3-2, in Eastern Conference first round; lost to Indiana, 4-1, in Eastern Conference semifinals Defeated Miami, 3-2, in Eastern Conference first round; defeated Atlanta, 4-0, in Eastern Conference semifinals; defeated Indiana, 4-2, in Eastern Conference finals; lost to San Antonio, 4-1, in NBA Finals Defeated Toronto, 3-0, in Eastern Conference first round; defeated Miami, 4-3, in Eastern Conference semifinals; lost to Indiana, 4-2, in Eastern Conference finals Lost to Toronto, 3-2, in Eastern Conference first round Replaced by Don Chaney as New York head coach (December 10) with record of 10-9 and club in third place Lost to Los Angeles Lakers, 4-1, in Western Conference first round Lost to Dallas, 4-3, in Western Conference first round. WILKENS, LENNY PERSONAL: Born October 28, 1937, in Brooklyn, N.Y /180 (1,85/81,6).... Full name: Leonard Randolph Wilkens. HIGH SCHOOL: Boys (Brooklyn, N.Y.). COLLEGE: Providence. TRANSACTIONS/CAREER Selected by St. Louis Hawks in first round of 1960 NBA Draft.... Hawks franchise moved from St. Louis to Atlanta for season.... Traded by Hawks to Seattle SuperSonics for G Walt Hazzard (October 12, 1968).... Player/head coach, SuperSonics ( through ).... Traded by SuperSonics with F Barry Clemens to Cleveland Cavaliers for G Butch Beard (August 23, 1972).... Playing rights transferred from Cavaliers to Portland Trail Blazers for cash (October 7, 1974). CAREER Director of player personnel, SuperSonics (May 13-November 1977).... Vice president/general manager, SuperSonics ( )... Vice Chairman and President of Basketball Operations, SuperSonics ( ). CAREER HONORS: Elected to Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame as player (1988) and head coach (1998).... One of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History (1996).... One of the Top 10 Coaches in NBA History (1996). MISCELLANEOUS: Head coach, 1996 gold medal-winning U.S. Olympic Team. The Sporting News All-America second team (1960). Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Reb. Ast. Pts. RPG APG Providence Providence Providence Providence Varsity totals NBA REGULAR-SEASON RECORD St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis Seattle Seattle * Seattle Seattle * Cleveland REBOUNDS Season Team G Min. FGM FGA Pct. FTM FTA Pct. Off. Def. Tot. Ast. St. Blk. TO Pts. RPG APG Cleveland Portland Totals Personal fouls/disqualifications: , 165/ , 96/1. Totals, 3285/63. NBA PLAYOFF RECORD St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis Totals