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Well for me personally its been a very sad few weeks watching the NBL unravel and teams pull out, the latest casulties the Dragons and Melb Tigers are the last nail in the coffin... I expect BA to announce the league will be off next season and a 12 month break. Too many agendas and personal influence from private ownership and poor management.
Having been involved in the sport for over 30 years and currently an assistant Coach in the SEABL its a terrible situation. Its such a pitty given how strong Basketball is at the grass roots and even how good the std is at the elite level. The South East Australian Basketball League (SEABL) which is a NBL feeder league couldnt be stronger, its such a shame.
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National Basketball League in crisis.
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