Terry Stotts

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Terry Stotts (born November 25, 1957 in Cedar Falls, Iowa) is an American basketball coach and was, most recently, head coach of the NBA's Milwaukee Bucks . Stotts was fired by the Milwaukee Bucks on March 14th, 2007. Before becoming the head coach of the Bucks, Stotts was an assistant for the Golden State Warriors, head coach of the Atlanta Hawks, assistant coach of the Milwaukee Bucks, and an assistant coach of the Seattle SuperSonics. Terry played in Europe for a few years before becoming a Sonics assistant. He also was the star player for George Karl's CBA team, the Montana Golden Nuggets in the early 1980s.

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Preceded by
Lon Kruger		 Atlanta Hawks head coach
2002–2004		 Succeeded by
Mike Woodson
Preceded by
Terry Porter		 Milwaukee Bucks head coach
2005–2007		 Succeeded by
Larry Krystkowiak
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