Swen Nater
Basketball player and coach
Born
January 14th, 1950
75 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
United States
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Born in the Netherlands, a professional basketball player played in the American NBA and had a successful collegiate career at UCLA. Achieved recognition as a member of the 1973 NCAA Championship team. Later, played for the San Antonio Spurs and the Milwaukee Bucks, contributing to team success as a skilled center. Transitioned into coaching after retirement, sharing knowledge and experience with younger players.
Won the 1973 NCAA Championship with UCLA
Played in the NBA for San Antonio Spurs
Played in the NBA for Milwaukee Bucks
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