Draff Young

Draff Young is a former National Basketball Association coach. He coached three games for the Kansas City-Omaha Kings in 1972, becoming the first African-American who was not a former NBA player to do so.^[1]

Preceded by Bob Cousy	Kansas City-Omaha Kings Head Coach 1979	Succeeded by Phil Johnson

v • d • e Rochester/Cincinnati Royals-Kansas City-Omaha/Sacramento Kings Head Coaches

Harrison • Wanzer • Marshall • Wolf • McMahon • Jucker • Cousy • Young • Johnson • Staverman • Fitzsimmons • McKinney • Johnson • Reynolds • Russell • Reynolds • Motta • Hughes • St. Jean • Jordan • Adelman • Musselman • Theus

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