Bill Blair (basketball)

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Bill Blair is a former head coach in the National Basketball Association. He served as an interim head coach for the New Jersey Nets, and coached the Minnesota Timberwolves for a season and a half.

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Preceded by
Larry Brown		 New Jersey Nets Head Coach
1983 (interim)		 Succeeded by
Stan Albeck
Preceded by
Sidney Lowe		 Minnesota Timberwolves
Head Coach
1994–1995		 Succeeded by
Flip Saunders
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VMI Keydets Head Basketball Coaches

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Colorado Buffaloes Head Basketball Coaches

Castleman • McFadden • Ashmore • Evans • Mills • Beresford • Iba • Clark • Cox • Lee • Walseth • Blair • Apke • Miller • Harrington • Patton • Bzdelik
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New Jersey Americans-New York/New Jersey Nets Head Coaches
Zaslofsky • Larese • Carnesecca • Loughery • MacKinnon • Brown • Blair • Albeck • Wohl • MacKinnon • Reed • Fitch • Daly • Beard • Calipari • Casey • Scott • Frank
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Minnesota Timberwolves Head Coaches
Musselman • Rodgers • Lowe • Blair • Saunders • McHale • Casey • Wittman
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