Juwan Howard

John Max 04 Mar,2021

Facts of Juwan Howard

Ethnicity
African-American
Birth Name
Juwan Antonio Howard
Nationality
American
Married to
Jenine Wardally
Currently Married
Yes
Father
Leroy Watson Jr.
Mother
Helena Watson
Children
Jace and Jett

Contents:

Career & Net worth

Salary
$2 Million
Net Worth
$50 Million
Profession
College Basketball Head Coach
Currently Club
Michigan State University

Relationship

Married to
Jenine Wardally
Currently Married
Yes

If you love watching American college basketball then, Juwan Howard must not be a new name. Juwan is a well-known American basketball coach who has been working as the head coach of the Michigan Wolverines Men's team. Before working as a coach, Juwan played in the NBA from 1994 until 2013. He was the NBA Champion twice in 2012 and 2013. 

Juwan Howard was born Juwan Antonio Howard on February 7, 1973, in Chicago, Illinois. He is the only child born to Leroy Watson Jr. and his wife, Helena Watson. His grandmother raised him from his early life. He was not close to his biological parents. His father was a U.S Army Officer. Juwan graduated from Chicago Vocational High School and enrolled at the University of Michigan. 

Juwan Howard's Earnings, Salary and Net Worth

Juwan Howard has an estimated net worth of more than $50 Million. As a basketball player, Howard earned more than $150 Million as his salary from his franchise. He might have made a lucrative sum from the endorsement, advertising, and sponsorships. He became the first NBA player to sign a $100 million contract. Howard was ranked among the top-15 highest-earning basketball along with Kobe Bryant and LeBron James

Juwan with the NBA Championship title SOURCE: USA Today

In 2019, Juwan agreed to a five-year deal with Michigan University that could be worth up to $11.2 million. His base salary is $400,000 each year, while his total compensation escalates with each season. His annual salary will increase by $1000,000, which starts from $2 Million. During his career as an assistant coach with Miami Heats, Howard earned $250,000 as his salary. 

In 2021, Howard's received a total base compensation of $3.25 million under his restructured contract, up from the $2.2 million he was set to earn this year under his original deal when he was hired in May 2019.

Howard’s compensation will rise to $3,315,000 in 2022-23 season, to $3,381,300 in 2023-24 season, to $3,448,926 in 2024-25 season and to $3,517,905 in 2025-26 season. The total value of the contract will be roughly $17 million, prior to the bonuses.

Howard owns numerous lavish mansions around the states. In 1996, he bought a house in his hometown for $490,000. In 2005, Juwan paid $11.75 Million for a  property in South Florida's Gables Estates; In 2009, the basketball player paid $2.55 million for a three-bedroom condo in Trump Tower. 

Know About Juwan Howard's Wife and Their Children

Yes, You read that right. Juwan is the proud father of beautiful children. Juwan walked down the wedding aisle along with Jenine Wardally on July 6, 2002. The love birds had been dating each other for several years before their marriage. In September 2001, The duo was blessed with a son, Jace Right before their marriage.

Juwan with his wife and their children SOURCE: Twitter @Juwan Howard

In 2003, the family of three extended to four after they welcomed another son, Jett. His elder son, Jace, currently plays high school basketball and holds multiple Division I recruitment offers. The family of four is living a happy and peaceful life. 

Juwan Howard's Stat and Basketball Career

Juwan started playing basketball from a very early age. He was part of the NCC division I men's Basketball Championship winner in 1992 and 1993. Washington Bullets signed him in NBA as the fifth overall pick in the 1994 NBA. He played with the team until 2001 and then signed a year deal with Dallas Mavericks. 

For two seasons, 2002 and 2003, Howard played with Denver Nuggets and moved to Orlando Magic for a year deal worth $28 Million. In 2004, He signed with Houston Rockets and played with the team until 2007. From 2007 until 2010, the NBA player played with Miami Heat. In the very first year with the team, Heats lost the NBA final against Dallas Mavericks. 

In 2012, Howard was part of the NBA Champion along with Dwayne Wade and LeBron James. The franchise won two back-to-back NBA Champion in 2013. After the NBA final, Howard became the oldest active player in the NBA at age 40 and soon announced his retirement and started working as an assistant coach for the former team. He worked with the team until 2019 and joined Michigan College as the head coach

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