Chinese talent Guo Ailun turns down Panathinaikos

Guo Ailun stays in China, as luring a top talent away from the CBA appears to be a thing of difficulty. Guo, the youngest basketball player (18) to play in the 2012 London Olympics, was reportedly tempted to go, but “not so fast” said club and city officials. His presence in the Chinese Basketball League…

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Kaimarr Price Cinderella story brings him to Croatia

Kaimarr Price (203 cm, Biola College’12) started his college career at NCAA D 1 school Western Illinois and was top-rebounder there but then transferred to D2 school Biola College so he could be closer to his family. Basketball being a buyers’ market usually makes it very difficult for D2 players to land a professional basketball…

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CADER moves on to playoffs after beating Urunday University in Uruguay

CADER beat Urunday University and reached the number one spot for the playoffs by doing so. The game was controlled mainly by CADER, which managed to win three of the four periods. The game was pretty even the first quarter, Wilkerson and Mackiewicz playing strong in the restricted zone for Urunday while Bertolini shot 3-pointers…

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Aalst replaces Alex Ruoff with Larry Anderson

Belgian team Okapi Aalst has signed rookie Larry Anderson (195 cm, Long Beach State’12) to replace Alex Ruoff (198 cm, West Virginia’09) who was suspended for six months after a failed doping test. Anderson was an All-Big West Conference selection, and was also voted Big West defensive player of the year. He played in the…

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Reggie Miller to join Basketball Hall of Fame

Reggie Miller knows exactly what he will be most proud of when he is inducted in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame on Friday. Not his 25,279 NBA points, 14th all-time. Not his 2,560 three-pointers made, No. 2 all-time. Not his 18-year career with one team, the Indiana Pacers. It will be that he and his sister, Cheryl…

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Sigma Barcellona waives Marcus Walker

Italian Lega Due team Sigma Barcellona announced that they have waived Marcus Walker (186 cm, Colorado State’09). He did not pass not pass the physicals due to a hearth problem. Walker spent last season in Ukraine with Hoverla averaging 14ppg, 2.1rpg and 2.5apg.

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