Travis Diener

Basketball player and coach, NCAA Champion

Travis Diener - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 1st, 1982
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Born in 1982, a basketball player became notable during collegiate play at Marquette University. Led the team to win the NCAA Championship in 2003, earning the nickname 'The Wiz'. After college, played in the NBA with the Orlando Magic and later in various European leagues. Transitioned to coaching, taking on an assistant role at different college programs.

Won the NCAA Championship with Marquette in 2003

Played for the Orlando Magic in the NBA

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