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The Week That Was: Dec.8-15
THE NBL and WNBL round wraps are coming your way tomorrow but in the meantime, did you catch all the action this week at Basketball On The Internet?
NBL: Who JR shot
IT came down to the last 2.1 seconds at Auckland's Spark Arena before Adelaide 36ers' star JR, Jerome Randle, came off Daniel Johnson's screen to slice the match-winning 3-pointer, ending NZ Breakers' NBL playoff dreams.
Reviews: B'ball Christmas stocking fillers
BOOK REVIEWS: It has been a rarity for basketball in Australia to have too many books written about it or its protagonists, so having two available right now as Christmas stocking stuffers is like ... well, Christmas!
Sixers fix Phoenix, Orange squeezed
MITCH Creek's driving layup to the hoop didn't drop tonight, preserving a breath-taking 113-111 Adelaide 36ers win over South East Melbourne at Adelaide Entertainment Centre in an NBL classic.
Tips: Who is No.1 right now?
WHICH team is No.1 right now in the NBL and in the WNBL? But before you answer, bear in mind the NBL's two form teams - Cairns and Perth - launch this round, and the WNBL's two top teams - Southside and Canberra - close it.
Podcast: Here we go again
SYDNEY Kings captain and one-time assistant coach to Brian Goorjian, Brad Rosen has joined me again in our ongoing weekly quest to help cure insomnia.
Rankings: Taipans hit #1 for first time
CAIRNS Taipans have created their own niche of Basketball On The Internet history by reaching our #1 NBL Ranking for the first time in the website's 7-plus years.
NBL? It's all black and white to me
IS the NBL the single most boring league in the world when it comes to colour? It's all black-and-white to me, just about. And that's despite TV in Australia going to full colour on February 28, 1975 - four years before the league launched.
NBL PotW: Great Scott, surely not
QUALITY individual performances were in abundance across this NBL round, but ultimately it came down to a battle between two clearly outstanding candidates.
NBL: Forget conjecture! Cairns in the Four
DISMISS any speculation or conjecture whether Cairns Taipans should be in potential NBL Final Four conversations. They unquestionably have proven that they should be.
