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Pages in category "African-American basketball coaches"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 266 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

  • Alex Adams (basketball)

  • Edward H. Adams

  • Frankie Allen

  • Jerome Allen (basketball)

  • Tommy Amaker

  • J. J. Anderson

  • Mike Anderson (basketball)

  • Vincent Askew

  • Al Attles




B



  • Gene Banks

  • Tony Barbee

  • Winston Bennett

  • Bill Berry (basketball)

  • Bernie Bickerstaff

  • Anthony Bowie

  • Mike Boynton

  • Jim Brewer (basketball)

  • Horace Broadnax

  • Alvin Brooks III

  • Chucky Brown

  • Dee Brown (basketball, born 1968)

  • Mike Brown (basketball, born 1970)

  • Tony Brown (basketball)

  • Rick Brunson

  • Joe Bryant

  • Franklin Burghardt

  • Ricky Byrdsong




C



  • Jeff Capel II

  • Jeff Capel III

  • Cory Carr

  • M. L. Carr

  • Butch Carter

  • Fred Carter

  • Bill Cartwright

  • Dwane Casey

  • Sam Cassell

  • Wilt Chamberlain

  • Don Chaney

  • John Chaney (basketball, born 1932)

  • Pokey Chatman

  • Maurice Cheeks

  • Marlin Chinn

  • Perry Clark

  • Jim Cleamons

  • Nathaniel Clifton

  • Charlie Coles

  • Chris Coles (basketball)

  • Jimmy Collins (basketball)

  • Lester Conner

  • Cynthia Cooper-Dyke

  • Michael Cooper

  • Tyrone Corbin

  • Sonny Cox

  • Charlie Criss

  • Byrd D. Crudup




D



  • Adrian Dantley

  • Johnny Davis (basketball)

  • Darryl Dawkins

  • Johnny Dawkins

  • Dell Demps

  • Henry Dickerson

  • Tracy Dildy

  • Larry Drew

  • Louis Dunbar




E



  • Acie Earl

  • Jerry Eaves

  • Brian Ellerbe

  • Bo Ellis

  • Harold Ellis (basketball)

  • Alex English

  • Mike Evans (basketball)




F



  • Nikki Fargas

  • Larry Farmer (basketball)

  • Derek Fisher

  • David Fizdale

  • Bruiser Flint

  • Chester Frazier




G



  • Clarence Gaines

  • Corey Gaines

  • Kevin Gamble

  • Kenny Gattison

  • Caesar Felton Gayles

  • Alvin Gentry

  • Freddie Goss

  • Anthony Grant

  • Jeff Grayer

  • James Green (basketball)

  • Sidney Green (basketball)

  • Adrian Griffin

  • Tommy Griffin (basketball)

  • Wanda Guyton




H



  • Frank Haith

  • Darvin Ham

  • Ron Harper

  • Lusia Harris

  • Marvin Harvey (basketball)

  • Clem Haskins

  • Walt Hazzard

  • Gar Heard

  • Stan Heath

  • David Henderson (basketball)

  • Paul Hewitt

  • Tyrone Hill

  • Craig Hodges

  • Lionel Hollins

  • Michael Holton

  • Wade Houston

  • Wendell Hudson

  • Melvin Hunt

  • Ron Hunter

  • Edward P. Hurt




I


  • Royal Ivey



J



  • Jaren Jackson

  • Mark Jackson (basketball)

  • Stu Jackson

  • Willie Jackson (basketball)

  • Mike Jarvis

  • Keith Jennings (basketball)

  • Rob Jeter

  • Avery Johnson

  • Clemon Johnson

  • Dennis Johnson

  • Frank Johnson (basketball)

  • James Johnson (basketball, born 1971)

  • Magic Johnson

  • Mickey Johnson

  • Sydney Johnson

  • Trent Johnson

  • James Jones (basketball coach)

  • Joe Jones (basketball)

  • K. C. Jones

  • Eddie Jordan (basketball)




K



  • Rudy Keeling

  • Ernie Kent

  • Jason Kidd




L



  • Daynia La-Force

  • Ralph Lewis (basketball)

  • Gene Littles

  • Earl Lloyd

  • Sidney Lowe

  • Chris Lowery

  • John Lucas II

  • Maurice Lucas

  • Tyronn Lue

  • Phil Lumpkin




M



  • Mark Macon

  • Rick Mahorn

  • Jeff Malone

  • Karl Malone

  • Danny Manning

  • Donyell Marshall

  • Cuonzo Martin

  • Bernadette Mattox

  • Bob McAdoo

  • Vernon McCain

  • Ray McCallum

  • Cy McClairen

  • Andre McGee

  • Eddie McGirt

  • Aaron McKie

  • John McLendon

  • Nate McMillan

  • Dean Meminger

  • Cheryl Miller

  • DeLisha Milton-Jones

  • Fang Mitchell

  • Ron Mitchell (coach)

  • Mark Montgomery (basketball)

  • Roy D. Moore




N



  • Bob Nash (basketball)

  • Kenny Natt

  • Ira Newble

  • Audie Norris




O



  • Charles Oakley

  • Kevin Ollie

  • Louis Orr

  • Doug Overton




P



  • Carolyn Peck

  • Teresa Phillips

  • Ed Pinckney

  • Terry Porter

  • Paul Pressey

  • Oliver Purnell




R



  • Charles Ramsey (basketball)

  • Semeka Randall

  • George Raveling

  • Clifford Ray

  • Willis Reed

  • Donald "Duck" Richardson

  • Leo Richardson

  • Micheal Ray Richardson

  • Nolan Richardson

  • Nolan Richardson III

  • Luther Riley

  • Doc Rivers

  • Norm Roberts

  • Oscar Robertson

  • Craig Robinson (basketball)

  • Steve Robinson (basketball coach)



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