August 30, 2010 | Posted by Benjie
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On the second day of the tournament, China defeated last year’s FIBA-Africa finalist Cote d’Ivoire, 83-73. The three other Asian teams Iran, Jordan and Lebanon succumbed to their respective opponents. Iran dropped to Croatia, 54-75. Jordan, likewise, bowed to Angola 65-79. Angola was formerly handled by Mario Palma, now the head coach of [...]
Categories: FIBA-World Championship | 
Tags: Canada, China, France, Mario Palma | 
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August 14, 2010 | Posted by Benjie
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The 2010 FIBA-World Championship starts on the 28th of August in Turkey and this early I could see Team USA heading for another shameful exit. It’s not because I’m subjective but realistically speaking, the current US squad is not at par with the best teams out there at this point in time. Gone [...]
Categories: FIBA-World Championship | Tags: 2010 FIBA-World Championship, Brazil, Carmelo Anthony, France, Greece, Lithuania, Puerto Rico, Serbia, Spain, Team USA, Turkey | 1 Comment »
February 8, 2010 | Posted by Benjie
Women’s football team coach Chou Tai-ying defended her team’s disappointing performance against South Korea in the women’s division of the ongoing East Asian Championship. Chou cited lack of preparation as the main reason for forgettable 0-4 setback. She added that Taiwan was called in in the last minute to replace early qualifier North Korea who [...]
Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: Chou, Chou Tai-ying, Dacin, DAcin Tigers, East Asian Championship, France, Gael Monfils, Lu Yen-hsun, SBL, Super Basketball League, Taoyuan, Tien Lei | No Comments »
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