Terry Mills

Basketball player and coach

Terry Mills - Athletes & Sports Figures born December 21st, 1967
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Played college basketball at the University of Michigan, where a notable highlight included participation in the 1989 NCAA Championship team. Entered the NBA and played for teams including the Indiana Pacers and the Detroit Pistons. Transitioned into coaching following retirement from playing, contributing to various collegiate programs. Served as an analyst and color commentator, providing insights into the game.

Played for the Michigan Wolverines

Won the 1989 NCAA Championship

Played in the NBA for the Indiana Pacers

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