Ed Badger

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Ed Badger is a former professional basketball coach.

He coached the Chicago Bulls for two seasons, from 1976 to 1978. He later would coach the University of Cincinnati Bearcats' men's basketball team.

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Preceded by
Dick Motta		 Chicago Bulls Head Coach
1976–1978		 Succeeded by
Larry Costello
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