Rick Brunson

Basketball player and coach, NBA veteran

Rick Brunson - Athletes & Sports Figures born June 14th, 1972
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A professional basketball player and coach, he played in the NBA primarily during the 1990s. His playing career included stints with teams like the New Jersey Nets and the Philadelphia 76ers. Following his playing days, he transitioned into coaching, serving at various levels, including high school and college basketball. He was part of the coaching staff at different universities, where he focused on player development and team strategy.

Played for the New Jersey Nets

Coached at multiple NCAA institutions

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