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G.O.A.T. ousted in new NBL reffing low

In: NBL — Sunday, 19 Oct, 2025

SYDNEY Kings mentor and four-time Australian Olympic coach Brian Goorjian - indisputably the G.O.A.T. of NBL coaching - today was sensationally ejected late in the third quarter from the clash with Perth in one of the more heinous acts of overly officious officiating in recent memory.


Oct 19

Dynamic duo back to raise WNBL hell

In: WNBL — Sunday, 19 Oct, 2025

TWO of the WNBL's all-time superstars, Sara Blicavs and Lauren Nicholson, returned to open the 2025-26 season with match-winning performances before Abbey Ellis saved title favourite Townsville with a career-high 31 points in the road win at Bendigo, adding 10 boards and four assists in a super performance.


Bryce 53, Phoenix by 40, surprises for United, JJs

In: NBL — Saturday, 18 Oct, 2025

BRYCE went off for 53, the Phoenix doused the Hawks by 40, Brisbane made a game out of it against United and the Breakers took care of a depleted Tassie to bring us to Sunday in NBL Round 5 with more questions than answers, other than one. That Mr Cotton is quite good at basketball.


Oct 18

Casey, Tyrell ignite Bullets, Tyger roars, Phoenix phalter

In: NBL — Friday, 17 Oct, 2025

CASEY Prather and Tyrell Harrison breathed life into Brisbane's season by tag-teaming Perth into submission, Tasmania again beat the odds - and the whistle - to dethrone the Kings, and Bryce Cotton was sufficiently near his best, in the first half at least, for Adelaide to send South East Melbourne back to the NBL drawing board.


Oct 17

Hobart hosting Boomers-Tall Blacks FIBA clash

In: NBL, Boomers & Opals — Friday, 17 Oct, 2025

AUSTRALIA's Boomers will face their age-old cross-Tasman rival, the New Zealand Tall Blacks, late next month in Hobart as part of the qualifying process for the 2027 FIBA World Cup, current national captain, Olympian Will Magnay, rapt to open the series at the home of his Tasmania JackJumpers.


Time Out-NO FLOP ZONE: Geelong, trades, import status

In: NBL — Thursday, 16 Oct, 2025

BACK when he was an import player in the NBL and setting the record for free throw attempts in a game - Bryce Cotton eat your heart out! - Joey Wright was The Man at Geelong. Now there's talk Geelong may return to the NBL and we're all over it at our Time Out-NO FLOP ZONE podcast. 


Oct 16

Brad&Boti: WNBL tipping off as NBL imports go

In: NBL, WNBL — Wednesday, 15 Oct, 2025

THE WNBL is about to launch and Brad Rosen and I are excited to preview the teams ahead of Round 1 at our Brad&Boti podcast, but there was plenty to savour from the NBL's fourth round too and we get stuck into it, isolating the players and plays of the week.


Oct 15

Xu coup a head turner for Perth as WNBL tip-off nears

In: WNBL — Tuesday, 14 Oct, 2025

TOWNSVILLE is almost unbackable as favourite to win the 2025-26 WNBL championship but Perth's Han Xu coup has thrown a 211cm wrinkle into that confidence, although banking early wins without her will be critical for the Lynx who open their campaign in Adelaide on Sunday.


Oct 14

What We Learnt #4

In: NBL — Monday, 13 Oct, 2025

HALLELUJAH brothers and sisters. What we learnt in Round 4 is the G.O.A.T. of NBL coaching, Brian Goorjian, still has it. Last season at the Kings was forgettable and losing to Melbourne had the doubters out in force. But that masterplan for the 36ers in Adelaide was solid gold and made Bryce Cotton look more like Bryce Courtenay.


Oct 13

Breakers outfoxed, United cavort on Snake-skin rug

In: NBL — Monday, 13 Oct, 2025

OWEN Foxwell led South East Melbourne to its historic first win over New Zealand at Auckland's Spark Arena today before United took out the garbage in Melbourne, dumping Cairns' game-plan, terminal execution, statue defence and lack of earnest desire in a dumpster outside John Cain Arena.


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