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Grecians earn another shot
GREECE's two Euroleague clubs, winners of the past three championships, staved off elimination today, winning closely contested home games.
Well, I didn't see that coming!
FIRST up, let me say thank you to the many people who have inquired and queried what has happened to B.O.T.I. for the past week or so.
Andrej bound for Adelaide
ANDREJ Lemanis is bound for the Canary Islands with the Boomers for the World Cup later this year, with a short detour to Adelaide next month as guest of the Free Throw Foundation.
Having a senior moment
SENIOR Night is huge in US college sports. No, I don't mean a similar senior night to Tuesdays at the RSL Hall for Bingo but the celebration of the contributions made to varsity life by graduating athletes.
Shame BA, shame
WHAT a joke. What a pitiful, pathetic joke. SEABL? Hope you’re paying attention at how our illustrious Basketball Australia is in the cost-cutting process of devaluing everything fabulous about the WNBL.
'Sky' Walker grounded
LUCAS Walker will miss at least the next three Tigers' NBL games with his recurring Achilles tendon issue.
Coach it again Sam
WNBL life member and Adelaide Lightning 2008 championship captain Sam Woosnam will open her long-awaited coaching career in the South East Australian Basketball League against her former team Sandringham Sabres on March 22.
Having midweek flashes, good and bad
HERE'S a pair of rare midweek "Flashbacks" - one from 2012, the other from 1941.
ROUND ABOUT: NBL9/WNBL10
BASKETBALL followers who truly follow the game in Australia will not be greatly surprised to learn Basketball Australia’s High Performance manager Steven Icke has resigned.
Willie gets a crack
WILLIE Farley, NBL Championship winner, league MVP runner-up and scoring phenomenon has accepted a new role after a season in Queensland with Toowoomba Mountaineers.
