Britball.com Features
2000-1
Refs under Fire
The
confidence which BBL coaches place in the league's officials has dropped
to a new low, as our exclusive survey reveals
Blocker Guy seeks
Stateside respect
How
difficult is it to get into high school in the States? We ask one hopeful
Horri-Bulls a
pitiful sight
No
longer a NBA powerhouse, Chicago can scarcely believe the slump of the
Bulls
Cobbin takes Bullets
up and downs in stride
Virgel
Cobbin admits that his first season in Birmingham has been a roller-coaster
ride
Old Boys Act looks
for way up from Rocks Bottom
Jo-Jo
Chambers and Ted Berry have been reunited this season after eight years
apart. But as both explain, it hasn't packed the punch that either expected
Q&A: Kevin
Cadle
The
uncut version of our chat with Sky Sports frontman
Wil to win still
strong for Bears star
Life
on the south coast has been a change for Wilbur Johnson but we find him
upbeat about his present situation
Bunyan's pilgrims bring progress to
Falkirk
It was Kevin
Cadle who once took Falkirk to the top of the Scottish game. It has taken
15 years more to get them back there.
Lakers double act threaten to break
golden dream apart
There's little
in common between Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant. But they could share
a host of prizes if they can only get along.
Christie earning his Tiger stripes
Once upon
a time, it looked bleak for Thames Valley's Tony Christie but the American
is enjoying a sophomore renaissance
Fite gives harsh judgement on British
game
Ex-Newcastle
star Chris Fite looks back on his time in Britain and wonders where the
game is going wrong
Dual Deliverance
Nigel Lloyd
is combining playing and coaching at Milton Keynes but can he deliver the
goods on both fronts? He believes so.
NBA 2001
Clippers not sweet enough for Kandi
Michael
Olowokandi explains why life in LA is no bed of roses
Maverick Nash ready to earn his Spurs
Canada's
Captain Marvel may be have found a home at the helm of the free-spending
Mavs but his heart remains at White Hart Lane
- Season Preview
2001
Pied Piper takes
People's Award
In
October, Lindsay Lang stepped onto the stage at the Albert Hall after BBC
viewers lauded his efforts to develop basketball. We find out more about
his achievements
Two Stream Europe
Euroleague
v Suproleague: How TV money is driving Europe's biggest clubs out on a
limb
Q&A: Simon
Kirkland
Basketball
England's Chief Executive in the hot seat
Change in rules
set to shoot game in new direction
FIBA
are trying to speed up basketball but have they got their new rules wrong?
Sister Act proving
a hit in Liberty Land
We
take a courtside peek at the WNBA's female fan club
Next Generation
in thrall to Amaechi Magic
When
John Amaechi returns home each summer to hold court in Manchester, his
camp attendeess get more than shooting practice from their NBA hero
Ball to assess
Eastern Promise
England
junior women coach Michael Ball will lead his hopefuls to Central Europe
for a month long camp. He tells us his hopes for the trip
The EBBA's future
We
ask who governs the guvnors of basketball and explain why having your say
is key to future improvements
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