Phil Jackson a 2007 HOF Inductee
Phil Jackson and Roy Williams were among seven inductees for the Basketball Hall of Fame this past Friday.
From sportsnetwork.com:
"Jackson, a coach of nine NBA championship teams with the Chicago Bulls and Los Angeles Lakers, and Williams, who guided North Carolina to the 2005 NCAA crown, were joined in this year's class by the 1966 NCAA champion Texas Western team, four-time WNBA championship coach Van Chancellor, referee Mendy Rudolph and international coaches Pedro Ferrandiz and Mirko Novosel.
Jackson won six NBA titles with the Bulls and three with the Lakers, tying him with Red Auerbach for the most NBA crowns as a coach. The North Dakota native was also the fastest coach to win 900 games following a professional career that saw him play for the Knicks and Nets. He was a member of New York's NBA title team in 1973."
Congratulations to legendary NBA coach, Phil Jackson, as well as all the other recent inductees. Read the full story here.
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