The web search results suggest that coaching changes are being discussed or that candidates are emerging (e.g., Taylor Jenkins being named a target, or Joe Prunty taking over as interim coach). However, none of the provided evidence confirms a definitive, widespread expectation or plan for the Bucks to search for a new head coach over the summer from multiple independent sources. The evidence points to immediate coaching changes or speculation, but not a confirmed 'summer of change' plan.

The claim states that ESPN reported Doc Rivers is departing after a 32-50 season. While the evidence provides multiple Wikipedia entries about Doc Rivers and the Bucks, none of the provided web search results or Wikipedia snippets contain the specific report from ESPN stating his departure following a 32-50 season. The evidence is insufficient to corroborate this specific report.

The evidence contains general information about the Bucks' history and playoff losses (e.g., losing to the Heat), but none of the provided web search results or Wikipedia snippets confirm that the team lost their regular-season finale specifically to the 76ers with a score of 126-120.

The evidence provides a Wikipedia entry stating that in the 2023–24 season, Mike Budenholzer was fired, and another entry mentions Doc Rivers was the most recent head coach. However, none of the provided evidence confirms that Doc Rivers' record with the Bucks over three seasons was exactly 97-103, or that this included two first-round exits and no postseason appearances in the most recent season. This specific statistical claim is not supported by the provided snippets.