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Tomjanovich was selected in the 1970 NBA Draft as the second pick by the San Diego Rockets (after 1971 the franchise relocated to Houston), for whom he would play the entirety of his NBA playing career.

In his eleven years in the NBA, Tomjanovich had a scoring average of 17.4 points and a rebounding average of 8.1. The Rockets retired Tomjanovich's #45 jersey upon the conclusion of his playing career. (His collegiate jersey, also #45, was retired by the University of Michigan in 2003). He would later become the Rockets' head coach, leading them to back-to-back NBA championships in 1994 and 1995.

In 2004, Tomjanovich took over as the coach of the Los Angeles Lakers. After just 41 games, he resigned due to health issues. Tomjanovich stayed with the Lakers as a consultant.

In 2000, he led the U.S. Men's Senior Team as head coach to the gold medal at the Olympics. On February 15, 2006, Tomjanovich was named the director of scouting for USA Men's Basketball.

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