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Maurice Cheeks was a professional basketball player who made a name for himself both on and off the court. He was born on September 8, 1956, in Chicago, Illinois, and grew up in a family of basketball lovers. Cheeks played basketball at DuSable High School and continued his basketball career at West Texas State University. He was drafted by the Philadelphia 76ers in 1978 and played his first game in the NBA. More about Maurice Cheeks
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After his playing career, Maurice Cheeks became a coach. He worked as an assistant coach with the Philadelphia 76ers and the Oklahoma City Thunder before becoming head coach for the Portland Trail Blazers, the Philadelphia 76ers, and the Detroit Pistons. Cheeks won an NBA championship as an assistant coach with the San Antonio Spurs in 2003, and he was named NBA Coach of the Year in 2001. Cheeks made an indelible mark on basketball history as a player, coach, and mentor, and his dedication and passion for the sport will always be remembered. Read even more about Maurice Cheeks at Wikipedia
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The most expensive item with a signature of Maurice Cheeks (Lot Signed Autographed 76ers Jersey Moses Malone Maurice Cheeks Bobby Jones) was sold in December 2016 for $276.00 while the cheapest item (LOT OF 3 SIGNED TICKET STUBS MAURICE CHEEKS SIXERS &) found a new owner for $0.01 in December 2009. The month with the most items sold (20) was June 2022 with an average selling price of $7.50 for an autographed item of Maurice Cheeks. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in December 2016 with $276.00 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.01 was December 2009. In average, an autographed item from Maurice Cheeks is worth $7.50.
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Latest News about Maurice Cheeks
Honoring WT Basketball Legend Maurice "Mo" Cheeks (01/09/19): A group from West Texas A&M University is honoring one of their past players Maurice Cheeks also known as Mo Cheeks.
Q&A: Ald. Maurice Cheeks is bullish on the city’s tech sector (07/06/14): Cheeks, recently named director of the Wisconsin Innovation Network, says Madison is a good place for startups to grow but access to investment capital remains a challenge here.
Pistons Owner Tom Gores Feels Good About Firing Maurice Cheeks (03/24/14): The post Pistons Owner Tom Gores Feels Good About Firing Maurice Cheeks appeared first on SLAMonline . 
Pistons fire coach Maurice Cheeks after 50 games (02/20/14): Cheeks is 21-29 in his first season with the Pistons. The team is ninth in the weak Eastern Conference, which means they'd miss the playoffs if the postseason started today. Assistant coach John Loyer has been named the interim coach.
DETROIT PISTONS: Coach Maurice Cheeks fired (02/15/14): Mo Cheeks is out as Pistons head coach. Cheeks was fired Sunday by the Pistons after a 21-29 start.
Older News Stories about Maurice Cheeks
Pistons fire coach Maurice Cheeks (02/2014): DETROIT (AP) — The Detroit Pistons are in the mix for a playoff spot this season. Aside from that, not much has changed at The Palace.
Ask David!: Has Maurice Cheeks 'lost' Detroit Pistons, and how about some Jonas (01/2014): Pistons fans' patience for the 18-27 team clearly has been tested as the tone of questions turns toward the future in the weekly Q&A with MLive Pistons beat writer David Mayo.
Josh Smith-Maurice Cheeks relationship bears watching after Piston's latest benc (12/2013): Whether it's a blip on the screen or a trend, the Smith-Cheeks dynamic bears watching. The Pistons' $54 million summer acquisition was benched yet again in the second half a blowout loss to the Wizards on Saturday
Maurice Cheeks finding there are more questions than answers with 6-10 Pistons (11/2013): The Pistons play 17 games in the next month, including two against the champion Miami Heat, and one each against the Indiana Pacers and surprising Minnesota Timberwolves. So the chumps and frauds will be revealed in December.
Rodney Stuckey shouldn't be limited to either 1 or 2 guard, says Pistons coach M (10/2013): Stuckey took extra shooting practice Thursday and earlier this week played in three-on-three and four-on-four games. He left the practice facility without speaking to the media.
New coach Maurice Cheeks says Pistons will see his fire (09/2013): The Pistons have been one of the most active teams in the offseason and Cheeks will be able to look down his bench come November and see considerably more talent than his predecessors, Lawrence Frank and John Kuester.
Pistons coach Maurice Cheeks has high expectations (07/2013): Excitable would not be a way to describe Maurice Cheeks, as the Pistons coach sat very calmly along the sidelines watching Summer League play conclude Friday at Amway Center.
Ex-Piston Rasheed Wallace in mix to become an assistant to Maurice Cheeks (06/2013): Wallace played for the Pistons from 2004-09, being the missing piece of their championship team and has been generally regarded as one of the smarter players of his generation, despite his testy relationship with coaches and referees.
Pistons' coach search moves ahead with Maurice Cheeks interview (05/2013): As the Pistons concluded their interview with the Oklahoma City assistant Wednesday, it appears they won't be bringing in any more candidates, a source tells The Detroit News.
Maurice Cheeks among 10 finalists for Basketball Hall of Fame (02/2013): Gary Payton, Tim Hardaway and other former NBA standouts were selected as finalists for the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.