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                    [Title] => Australia to join FIBA-Asia?
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It appears that Australia will become a permanent entry in FIBA-Asia and in 2017, the Land Down Under is expected to compete at the FIBA-Asia U-19 Championships where the top three finishers advance to the biennial World Cup. That’s the word from Australian U-19 coach Damian Cotter who arrived recently from Prague where the 16-nation FIBA U-19 World Cup was held.

                    [DatePublished] => 2013-07-14 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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                    [Title] => Kings get Oregon State standout
                    [Summary] => Barangay Ginebra is defending its crown in the PBA Reinforced Conference with former Oregon State University standout Mustapha Hoff as import.


Hoff arrived yesterday morning and suited up with the Kings in a tune-up game with the Alaska Aces at the Sports Camp inside The Fort later in the day.


Ginebra reportedly settled with Hoff after failing to reacquire old import Torraye Braggs and NBA veteran Cedric Henderson.


But Hoff, a well-traveled African player, could well turn out to be a good acquisition.


                    [DatePublished] => 2005-09-16 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Alaska mas gustong sumugal sa baguhan reinforcement
                    [Summary] => Ang ibang koponan sa PBA ay nagdesisyong ibalik ang kanilang mga dating imports pero susugal naman ang Alaska sa new comer sa kanilang kampanya sa Fiesta Cup na magsisimula sa Pebrero 22.


Dalawa na lamang ang pinagpipilian ni coach Tim Cone para maging import sa transition tournament at ito ay sina  Matt Kelly Barnes at Philip Ricci,  dalawang players na kagagaling lamang sa college.


Sila ay parehong 6’7 at siguradong papasa sa 6’8 height limit na ipatutupad ng PBA.


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Australia to join FIBA-Asia?

By Joaquin M. Henson | July 14, 2013 - 12:00am

It appears that Australia will become a permanent entry in FIBA-Asia and in 2017, the Land Down Under is expected to compete...

Sports

Kings get Oregon State standout

September 16, 2005 - 12:00am

Barangay Ginebra is defending its crown in the PBA Reinforced Conference with former Oregon State University standout Mustapha Hoff as import. Hoff arrived yesterday morning and suited up with the Kings in a tune-up...

Sports

Alaska mas gustong sumugal sa baguhan reinforcement

January 29, 2004 - 12:00am

Ang ibang koponan sa PBA ay nagdesisyong ibalik ang kanilang mga dating imports pero susugal naman ang Alaska sa new comer sa kanilang kampanya sa Fiesta Cup na magsisimula sa Pebrero 22. Dalawa na lamang ang pinagpipilian...

PSN Palaro