- and 1956 NCAA
Division I championships. The
latter two were
under Phil
Woolpert, and led by
player and
National Collegiate Basketball Hall of
Famer Bill...
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Philipp D.
Woolpert (December 15, 1915 – May 5, 1987) was an
American basketball coach, best
known as the head
coach of the
University of San Francisco...
- Paul
Woolpert is an
American basketball coach and scout. He was the head
coach of the
Yakima Sun
Kings in the
Continental Basketball ****ociation (CBA)...
-
Yakima SunKings in a best-of-three
series to
become TBL champions. Paul
Woolpert was
fired as Yakima's head
coach prior to the
final game, as he had protested...
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franchises of the
North American Premier Basketball. In
October 2017, Paul
Woolpert was
rehired as its head
coach and
general manager. The team won the inaugural...
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finishing his
college eligibility,
Bickerstaff was
hired by his
coach Phil
Woolpert to
serve as an ****istant for the 1968–69 season.
After three seasons at...
- Philadelphia. The
Saints finished 32–32 in 1961–1962,
Coached by Phil
Woolpert,
Kevin O'Shea and Al Brightman. In 1962–1963, the
Oakland Oaks finished...
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coach Phil
Woolpert, who
emphasized defense and
deliberate half-court play,
which favored Russell's
exceptional defensive skills.
Woolpert's choice of...
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triangle offense.
Along with Phil
Woolpert and Pete Newell,
Winter was a ball boy for
Loyola University. Both
Woolpert and
Newell would become Hall of Fame...
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tenures at
other WCC
schools than
their LMU careers. Pete
Newell and Phil
Woolpert were
classmates at LMU,
graduating in 1939.
Newell went on to
coach the...
