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LMAO: Lightning strike, but it's not all PC
LADIES, Men, Athletes, Others: WNBL imports Kathleen Scheer (Sydney) and Natalie Novosel (Dandenong) both will be back in action this season but at a new destination, joining rookie coach Jeremi Moule at a vastly retooled Adelaide Lightning.
Grand finalists with announcements today
THE NBL’s 2013-14 grand finalists Perth and Adelaide are expected to make announcements today regarding key player retentions.
It's not easy being Green, or green&gold
AL Green is disappointed “the Woodville family” is copping a black eye by the ongoing dispute between the Hall of Fame legend and the Warriors’ rookie club president Benn McDonald.
Adelaide needs the SEABL but SEABL doesn't need BA
SOUTH Australia needs to re-establish a presence in the SEABL and the longest-running and most successful interstate league in the nation really needs to nut out why it wants to be run by Basketball Australia.
He's back - Dunlap lands at LMU
LOOK out teams with budding young stars of college age. Former Adelaide 36ers and Charlotte Bobcats coach Mike Dunlap has another university gig and his eyes firmly on Australia as a recruiting ground.
Josh Bond is worth the effort
YOU know if you come here often or browse here occasionally that I don't generally suggest you go elsewhere.
Historic Day for basketball in SA
THE Free Throw Foundation is delighted to announce today the inaugural release of funding is now available to the SA Basketball community through its “Assist Program”.
Having midweek flashes, good and bad
HERE'S a pair of rare midweek "Flashbacks" - one from 2012, the other from 1941.
Bevo shanghaied by Sharks
ROB Beveridge is in China, after accepting the role of head coach of the Chinese Basketball Association’s Shanghai Sharks, the club owned by former NBA star Yao Ming.
Vale Sol Johnson
SOL Johnson’s death this week won’t pass with the same degree of national attention or reaction as some of the higher profile players and people the game has lost of late.
