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Look again. NBL has no Oceania rule
THE way I read the NBL By-Laws, if any of the six clubs not suiting someone from Guam legally wants to challenge player eligibility, NZ Breakers and Perth Wildcats are dead in the Pacific Ocean.
SEABL sets high bar for NBL
THE NBL Blitz is just about upon us and as the league looks to launch its season, it would do well to check out how well the SEABL concluded its own.
Our first five reflects so well on the game in Oz
THEY did it! Penny Taylor and Erin Phillips today joined Patty Mills, Aron Baynes and Joe Ingles as players to win Championships at the highest club levels in the world this year.
Australia needs to know what Sandy has achieved
LET’S be truly clear on what Sandy Brondello achieved today.
Don't get jumpy, rule changes are in
IF you already have seen your NBL team in pre-season action, you may have noticed a few rule changes which the league has adopted and will institute next week at the Blitz in Brisbane.
Four-state finals to conclude SEABL
IT'S the SEABL's big weekend coming up, with Mount Gambier and Nunawading battling out the men's final on Sunday after Hobart and Brisbane determine the women's champion.
KEN COLE: Time to tell players what is required
HALL of Famer KEN COLE writes for Basketball On The Internet with a further message for the Boomers: I'VE thought about this a lot prior to the World Cup and it's clarified my thinking.
BA should get on the front foot - but won't
IT IS a crying shame Anthony Moore doesn't take his seat as Basketball Australia CEO until October 13 because right now our federation should be showing some onions and seeking legal advice on Goran Dragic's defamatory tweet.
WW - 36ers V Hawks, March 28, 2002
WAYBACK Wednesday was a weekly feature I wrote last season for Adelaide 36ers website, which now you can revisit, see for the first time or completely ignore!
New-look Opals have plenty of shine
EXPECT the Opals to again shake the FIBA World Championship for Women to its foundations, despite the absence of many of its long-revered faces.
