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Brad&Boti: C'ship Round-Up, Opals, Boomers, Case!

In: NBL, Boomers & Opals — Tuesday, 26 Mar, 2024

WOW! Just wow! Both Brad Rosen and I leapt off our respective couches when Jack McVeigh nailed that match-winner to give Tasmania Game 3 of the NBL Championship over Melbourne but for our Brad&Boti podcast, we didn't forget Game 2 or the Opals and Boomers.


Mar 26

Olympic draws a challenge for Opals, Boomers

In: Boomers & Opals — Wednesday, 20 Mar, 2024

HALL of Famer and the MVP of Australia's gold medal win at the 2006 FIBA World Championship, Penny Taylor, and the USA's Carmelo Anthony overnight helped reveal the groupings for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games and the job ahead is a big one for our Opals and Boomers.


Mar 20

King Brian rules as Patty feels the Heat

In: NBL, Boomers & Opals, NBA — Tuesday, 5 Mar, 2024

BRIAN Goorjian, the NBL's coaching G.O.A.T. will be back at the helm of the Sydney Kings, the club he guided to a championship threepeat in 2003-04-05, the Boomers' four-time Olympic mentor doubly delighted today with news Patty Mills is signing with the NBA's Miami Heat.


Mar 5

Jakarta? No, she left of her own accord

In: Boomers & Opals — Monday, 26 Feb, 2024

ISAAC Humphries was being named Adelaide 36ers' 2023-24 MVP while he was en route to Jakarta to hit the hardwood with the Boomers and score 18 points at 75 percent in a thorough route of Indonesia, pushing Australia to be 2-0 in 2025 Asia Cup qualifying matches.

 


Feb 26

Boomers' last quarter gold rush in Bendigo

In: Boomers & Opals — Friday, 23 Feb, 2024

BENDIGO last night was the site of a late Boomers gold rush as the Australian men's team stormed to victory over Korea in their Asia Cup qualifier on the back of a thundering 32-14 final quarter, veteran Nick Kay starring and Perth benchie Ben Henshall making an impressive senior national debut.


Feb 23

Brad&Boti: LJ calls it a day, WNBL back, NBL hot

In: NBL, WNBL, Boomers & Opals — Tuesday, 13 Feb, 2024

BRAD Rosen and I had a bucketload of basketball to unpack in this week's Brad&Boti podcast, what with the Opals qualifying for the Paris Olympics, Lauren Jackson retiring from international play, the WNBL back in business and the NBL drawing to a thrilling conclusion. 


Feb 13

Opals polish off Serbia for 3-0 sweep

In: Boomers & Opals — Monday, 12 Feb, 2024

AT 2-0 and qualified for the Paris Olympics, Australia appeared to put the cue in the rack ahead of its win over Serbia, Lauren Jackson and Tess Madgen rested and Alanna Smith also sidelined. But the Opals' "Fearless Freshmen" stepped up again to beat the Serbs, the refs and the crowd 75-73 in Belem today. 


Feb 12

Opals blitzkrieg rocks Germany and liberates Paris

In: Boomers & Opals — Sunday, 11 Feb, 2024

THEY did it. They're through. Our Opals today launched a blitzkrieg from which Germany never recovered as the Australian women's team qualified for Paris, marching into their 8th straight Olympic Games and 10th in 40 years since debuting at Los Angeles 1984, Isobel Borlase headlining the "new kids".


Feb 11

Ezi at both ends haunts Brazilian dreams

In: Boomers & Opals — Friday, 9 Feb, 2024

MAGNIFICENT Ezi Magbegor today saved Australia from an ignominious defeat in its Paris Olympic Qualifying match against host nation Brazil in Belem, underpinning a 60-55 escape with several key late-game blocks to accompany game highs in points (18) and rebounds (7).


Feb 9

Brazilian close shave on cards for Opals

In: Boomers & Opals — Thursday, 8 Feb, 2024

OK, I admit it. I'm nervous about the Opals in Brazil facing the hosts, Germany and Serbia from tomorrow morning, an Olympic berth for the Paris Games at stake. Barring the unforeseen, the Australian women's team - 2022 FIBA World Cup Bronze Medallists - really only need win one game and should qualify. 


Feb 8

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