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Temporary Emergency Site Shutdown

In: NBL, WNBL, Boomers & Opals, NBA, SA — Saturday, 22 Nov, 2025

DUE to a sudden tragedy, Basketball On The Internet will shut down for a week, possibly longer, while we deal with these unforeseen circumstances. Apologies for any inconvenience. I hope to be back and reigniting the blog by Sunday, November 30. Thanks for your support, be well and tell the ones you love that you love them.


Nov 22

'3-point specialist' Hunter guns down Bullets

In: NBL — Friday, 21 Nov, 2025

THE talk in Brisbane last night was that new imports Terry Taylor and Javon Freeman-Liberty would miss the NBL clash with South East, and not about how the Phoenix would fare without Malique Lewis and Hunter Maldonado. So Jordan Hunter stepped in with a statement of his own.


Nov 21

Bryce rises above to humble haunted Hawks

In: NBL — Thursday, 20 Nov, 2025

AMID the self-evident emotional turmoil Bryce Cotton last night was experiencing while leading Adelaide to a 12-point win over defending NBL champion Illawarra was the reinforcement of his greatness, setting a new career-high in assists (13) to go with a game-high 31 points and two steals.


Nov 20

Brad&Boti: Brad, Zitina, Javon, Shyla - they're back!

In: NBL, WNBL — Wednesday, 19 Nov, 2025

PODCAST partner and diehard Sydney Kings fanatic Brad Rosen is back after a jetsetting holiday and we have much to break down in the WNBL and NBL. Zitina Aokuso is back for Canberra and Javon Freeman-Liberty is returning for Brisbane and we dissect it all on our Brad&Boti podcast.


Nov 19

Time Out-NO FLOP ZONE: What a way to lose Casey

In: NBL — Tuesday, 18 Nov, 2025

WAS there any reason on Naismith's good green Earth that Casey Prather should've been on the court with Brisbane getting hammered in the last quarter by NZ? I pose that question to Time Out-NO FLOP ZONE podcast colleague Joey Wright in a jam-packed episode available right now.


Nov 18

What We Learnt #9: Dodging the bullet

In: NBL — Monday, 17 Nov, 2025

WHAT we learnt from NBL Round 9 is that Brisbane Bullets coach Stu Lash is the latest "teflon kid". Nothing sticks. Nothing is his fault. Sack Jaylen Adams. Makes sense. Then sign Terry Taylor and look, Javon Freeman-Liberty is coming back. The concern when he left was his wellbeing.


Nov 17

Overtime shoot-out highlights NBL round

In: NBL — Sunday, 16 Nov, 2025

JACK McVeigh today produced an NBL career-high 39 points for Cairns but was trumped by Bryce Cotton's 41 as Adelaide staved off the Taipans in overtime, Sydney demolishing Illawarra, Melbourne holding off Brisbane and Perth rolling away from New Zealand in the upshot of Round 9.

 


Nov 16

Glover lead Phoenix onslaught as Snakes skinned

In: NBL — Saturday, 15 Nov, 2025

ANGUS Glover made his intentions clear early. Back from an untimely injury that hit while he was hitting, his return for South East Melbourne last night against Cairns saw him wrack up a game-high 24 points with six 3-pointers, two of them in the first period when he had eight points and an assist.


Nov 15

It's 'Brown-town' as new 36er rolls up

In: NBL — Friday, 14 Nov, 2025

ADELAIDE has beaten a depleted Tasmania on the road as its new NBA-experienced wing import Troy Brown Jr lobbed into town, Brisbane losing Casey Prather for the season and finally dumping Jaylen Adams, with Shea Ili set to return for United as NBL Round 9 rolls past only its second game.


Nov 14

Prather disaster, Stu lashed, Breakers roll on

In: NBL — Thursday, 13 Nov, 2025

WHAT an absolutely unconscionable and disgraceful performance last night from coach Stu Lash and his Brisbane Blanks as they meekly surrendered to New Zealand by a whopping 29 points in their NBL Ignite Cup clash, a result darkened still further by the late and unnecessary injury to Casey Prather.


Nov 13

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