Published 4/24/2008
at Yahoo! Sports - NBA News
Larry Brown wants one more stop on his nomadic coaching career. Brown resigned as Philadelphia's executive vice president on Thursday with the intent to pursue a coaching job at the NBA or college level. Brown has been a winner at every stop, yet hasn't coached since a bitter split with the Knicks and then-team president Isiah Thomas after his only season in New York in 2005-06.
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