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How to re-structure the NBL

By On April 15, 2013 · 6 Comments · In NBL

Last week’s NBL Grand Final registered just a blip on the sporting radar. The bigger story was the future of the Townsville Crocodiles.

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Melbourne Tigers need to poach Nick Marvin

By On January 15, 2013 · 4 Comments · In NBL

Sunday’s massive loss to the Perth Wildcats was a reality check for the Melbourne Tigers in more ways than one. Obviously, there’s no way to sugar-coat scoring only 58 points while losing by 15.

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Next two weeks could change the face of the NBL

By On November 8, 2012 · 3 Comments · In NBL

This week, the Melbourne Tigers signed the guy that was drafted in between Ricky Rubio and Stephen Curry.

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Basketball Australia have built it, now NBL fans must come

By On October 3, 2012 · 2 Comments · In NBL

When the NBL season tips off Friday night, fans won’t have to worry about unreliable live scores, ridiculous TV delays or controlling their anger towards the game’s administration. They can simply get back to enjoying the basketball.

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NBL beats AFL and NRL to the punch with digital rights

By On August 29, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In AFL, NBL, NRL, Other Sports

While the AFL are fond of talking the talk when it comes to online rights, one Australian sporting code has finally stepped up to walk the walk. From this season, NBL.TV will show all NBL games live online and across a number of digital platforms.

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Winners and losers from a dramatic sports news day

By On August 22, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In AFL, NBL, NRL, Other Sports

A new $1.025 billion TV deal for the NRL. David Gallop replacing Ben Buckley as the FFA’s chief executive. It’s fair to say it was a pretty big news day in sport yesterday.

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36ers, Tigers and Kings to be NBL’s free-to-air stars

By On July 25, 2012 · 5 Comments · In NBL

Free-to-air NBL fans must get used to seeing the home courts of the Adelaide 36ers, Melbourne Tigers and Sydney Kings.

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