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One win from securing top
MELBOURNE'S 80-73 road win over Illawarra last night means it needs just one more win to take a stranglehold on the NBL's highest perch.
Champs show how it's done
THAT'S how you do it. When your back's to the wall, your chemistry is suspect, your cohesion questionable, you just need to focus on what made you a champion.
BA was seeing Stars
SHOCKED. Shattered. Didn't see it coming. Who knew? What a load of bunkum.
The Tips & Rankings 18/16
IT doesn't get any bigger for the NBL than tonight's fixture between finals wannabe Adelaide and reigning champion New Zealand.
Breakers, Tall Blacks face tough roads
NO club basketball team in the world will be worse hit by FIBA's decision to slot Oceania into the Asian Zone than NBL powerhouse New Zealand Breakers.
Wrapping 17: When umps hit ridiculous
EVERY import in the NBL this season has reasons to be unhappy with the standard of refereeing, moreso even than local players.
FLASHBACK 67: Back to the Sixties
FLASHBACKS, my irregular "lucky dip" where I just reach into my drawers of old Australian basketball stuff and transcribe or post whatever I find for you.
36ers wait on Randle
JEROME Randle, the playmaking import who has taken the NBL by storm, will know the extent of his left knee injury after scans tomorrow.
OK, United is back in the hunt
FACTS are facts and Melbourne's win over Perth in Perth last night was one of United's best wins of the NBL season.
Tough Hawks pluck 36ers
THE Hawks ended the winning run at six for the Sixers last night in Wollongong and sent a message they will be doing the pushing around from now on, thank you very much.
