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Juwan Antonio Howard is an American former professional basketball player and current head coach of the Michigan Wolverines men’s team. A one-time All-Star and one-time All-NBA power forward, he began his NBA career as the fifth overall pick in the 1994 NBA draft, selected by the Washington Bullets.

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Salary history:

Juwan Howard NBA Salary.
Season Team Salary
1996/97 Washington Wizards $9,750,000 ($16,905,143*)
1995/96 Washington Wizards $1,702,000 ($3,032,305*)
1994/95 Washington Wizards $1,309,000 ($2,403,040*)
Total   $151,839,471 ($232,323,120*)

The Dodgers were sold. The first player in MLB history to sign a contract over $100 million, Brown is now remembered more for absorbing cash and averaging nine wins during the seven years than he is for actually prospering during the first three years of the contract.

Juwan Howard is notable for being the first NBA player to receive a $100 million contract.

Juwan Howard Net Worth.
Net Worth: $80 Million
Height: 6 ft 9 in (2.06 m)
Profession: Basketball player
Nationality: United States of America

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Juwan Howard: Salary history| What did joe krabbenhoft say to

Michigan Wolverines coach Juwan Howard has become the center of attention in NCAA men’s basketball, drawing a five-game suspension from the Big Ten on Monday evening.

After a disappointing road loss to the Wisconsin Badgers on Sunday, Howard and Wisconsin coach Greg Gard exchanged heated words in the postgame handshake line. The tension escalated into a shoving match between the teams. Howard swung his right hand, striking Wisconsin assistant Joe Krabbenhoft on the left side of his head with an open hand.

Tempers flared after Michigan went to a full-court press against Wisconsin’s backups in the closing half-minute, despite trailing by a large margin. Gard then called a timeout with 15 seconds remaining and with a 15-point lead. Earlier Monday on ESPN’s “Get Up,” basketball analyst Jay Williams said he believes Howard should be suspended for the rest of the season, including the Big Ten and NCAA tournaments.

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