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NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Larry Brown
Basketball
14-Sep-1940   NBA and NCAA Coach
John Calipari
Basketball
10-Feb-1959   Head Coach, University of Kentucky
Rick Carlisle
Basketball
27-Oct-1959   Head Coach, Dallas Mavericks
Vince Carter
Basketball
26-Jan-1977   Dallas Mavericks dunker
Maurice Cheeks
Basketball
8-Sep-1956   Head Coach, Philadelphia 76ers
Chuck Daly
Basketball
20-Jul-1930 9-May-2009 Won 2 NBA Championships with the Pistons
Bill Fitch
Basketball
19-May-1934   Longtime NBA and NCAA coach
Lawrence Frank
Basketball
23-Aug-1970   Head Coach, Detroit Pistons
Kris Humphries
Basketball
6-Feb-1985   New Jersey Nets, married a Kardashian
Phil Jackson
Basketball
17-Sep-1945   Big Chief Triangle
Eddie Jordan
Basketball
29-Jan-1955   Head Coach, Washington Wizards
Jason Kidd
Basketball
23-Mar-1973   Point guard, Dallas Mavericks
Bernard King
Basketball
4-Dec-1956   Former NBA small forward
Stephon Marbury
Basketball
20-Feb-1977   NBA Point Guard
Bob McAdoo
Basketball
25-Sep-1951   NBA 1975 Most Valuable Player
Alonzo Mourning
Basketball
8-Feb-1970   Zo
Willis Reed
Basketball
25-Jun-1942   NBA Hall of Famer
Byron Scott
Basketball
28-Mar-1961   Head Coach, New Orleans Hornets
Reggie Theus
Basketball
13-Oct-1957   Head Coach, Sacramento Kings
Deron Williams
Basketball
26-Jun-1984   New Jersey Nets
Jayson Williams
Basketball
22-Feb-1968   Retired and imprisoned NBA player
Mike Woodson
Basketball
24-Mar-1958   Coach, New York Knicks


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