'I'm just so happy for him': Chris Webber on Juwan Howard becoming the new Michigan head coach

Name: 'I'm just so happy for him': Chris Webber on Juwan Howard becoming the new Michigan head coach
Uploaded: 2019-05-23T13:49:16-04:00
Description: Chris Webber joins Colin Cowherd to talk about his former Fab 5 teammate Juwan Howard landing the Michigan Wolverines basketball head coaching job. He explains why he's proud, and says this could be the first step to more things happening.

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Chris Webber joins Colin Cowherd to talk about his former Fab 5 teammate Juwan Howard landing the Michigan Wolverines basketball head coaching job. He explains why he's proud, and says this could be the first step to more things happening.

MAY 23, 2019・the herd with colin cowherd・3:57

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'I'm just so happy for him': Chris Webber on Juwan Howard becoming the new Michigan head coach

Chris Webber joins Colin Cowherd to talk about his former Fab 5 teammate Juwan Howard landing the Michigan Wolverines basketball head coaching job. He explains why he's proud, and says this could be the first step to more things happening.

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