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BELL OUT, BROWN IN AT PLYMOUTH
By Mark Woods on January 10, 2013
Plymouth Raiders coach Gavin Love has parted company with former BBL MVP Jeremy Bell and brought in veteran guard Rod Brown as a replacement.
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Jamell Anderson Ready to Live Up to Potential
By Sam Neter on January 9, 2013
By Chris Mortley | Originally published in Issue 18 of Soar Magazine. Republished with permission. Headlines are often forged by athletes overcoming obstacles to achieve...
LEICESTER MOVE INTO TOP SPOT
By Mark Woods on January 8, 2013
Leicester Riders had to come from behind to see off London Lions 73-68 and move top of the British Basketball League.
Liam Potter Flushes One All Over Glasgow Rocks!
By Sam Neter on January 7, 2013
Check out 7’0″ big and former GB U23 Liam Potter getting the big throw down on Glasgow Rocks this weekend, adding insult to injury as...
THUNDER DROWN OUT WEARY MERSEY
By Mark Woods on January 6, 2013
Worthing Thunder will fly the flag for non-league sides in the last eight of the BBL Trophy after they crushed Mersey Tigers 84-64.
SURREY TURN UP UP HEAT ON LEADERS
By MVP Staff on January 1, 2013
Surrey Heat started 2013 with an impressive 96-73 victory over the London Lions at Surrey Sports Park on New Year’s Day.Â
MINNOWS OUT AS TROPHY TIPS OFF
By MVP Staff on December 30, 2012
Newcastle Eagles, Leicester Riders, Cheshire Phoenix and Worcester Wolves all progressed to the quarter-finals of the BBL Trophy with double digit wins over the final...
DURHAM FEEL CHRISTMAS CHEER
By MVP Staff on December 23, 2012
Durham Wildcats got an early Christmas present with an upset 95-92 overtime win over London Lions on Sunday.
GEORGE TO LEND GIANT HAND
By MVP Staff on December 21, 2012
Newcastle Eagles strengthened their grip on top spot in the BBL Championship table after a dominant second half performance saw them beat Manchester 88-67. But...
BBL 3on3 Project Launch Website & Video
By Sam Neter on December 20, 2012
Proj3kt 3on3, the BBL Foundation’s pilot programme awarded £200k in funding two months ago, has seen over 2000 attendees in its first eight weeks of...