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India has got the talent ! Indian hoopsters can be world's best !

The Indian basketball team may not have had too impressive an outing at the just-concluded Asian Games but it has got the talent to be among the best, feels men's coach William Bill Harris.

Harris, while addressing reporters on the sidelines of the launch of Mahindra NBA Challenge, which will be held in the city next month said, "I am pleased with the way our players performed, though, there is no such thing like playing a perfect game."

"The players have the potential but it is a long term perspective to build a team. Building a team is just like building a house which is a stepwise procedure," he explained.

The coach, however, emphasised that the team has got a lot of exposure and watching them compete with quality opponents like Iran was heartening.

"You may say that we lost to Iran by a big margin but you should appreciate the way the team made a comeback during the second half of the game after going down 29-44 at the interval."

India managed to reduce the deficit to 11 points during the early phase of third quarter and were running ahead 8-4 during the fourth quarter before finally going down 63-78 to Iran.

The coach maintained that in order to be a formidable outfit the Indian team needs to play more as a unit.

"We need to keep them (players) together and make sure that they grow as a family and should learn to believe in themselves."

Harris also emphasised the need for better infrastructure for the sport to grow in India.

"We will have to develop better training facilities and need to have a proper strengthening program in place for our players to grow and compete at the highest level.

"Basketball Federation of India in association with NBA is doing a good job in scouting and grooming the talent at grassroots level and I am sure that basketball as a sport in India is heading towards a great future," the coach added.

Women's coach Tamika Maria Raymond, while expressing her satisfaction with the way the team fared in the Games, said, "I love the attitude of the players, they are ready to learn."

She felt that India has got the potential and it needs to be harnessed.

"Indians are naturally athletic, it is just that they need to be guided properly and this can be done only if they watch the best of teams competing with each other.

"The Games gave them an opportunity to get exposed to the world, to witness the environment and gauge the level of play of their opponents." Troy Justice, from the National Basketball Association, said the future of Basketball in India seems bright but insisted that nothing can be changed overnight.

"It is a long term commitment and will take about another eight to ten years to see the sport blossom."

He emphasised that infrastructure is critical for growth of any sport.

"We are having regular conversations with BFI and are pursuing them to get the proper infrastructure in place, it is a critical component," Justice said.

When asked what are they currently doing to promote the sport in India, Justice said with support from corporates such as Reliance and Mahindra, an extensive development program for youngsters and coaches was in place.

"We are coming up with the league where in around 6,000 kids at different levels will get a chance to perform at the national level besides we are also running programs for the coaches who are interested to learn more about the game."

BFI General secretary Harish Sharma said, "I won't say I am happy with their performance but it was satisfactory."

"Our aim is to bring the team among the top four in Asia," he added.




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Barcelona's win over the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday:
Barcelona give Europe a night to remember

There is no need to get carried away with Barcelona's win over the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday because it’s early days for both sides.
 
Barcelona have just one league game under their belt and the Lakers are in the pre-season.
 
What can't be dismissed, however, is that Barcelona beat the team that has won the last two NBA titles.
 
They beat the team that has Pau Gasol, Kobe Bryant, Lamar Odom, Ron Artest.
 
They beat the team that is led by maybe the greatest NBA coach of all time, Phil Jackson.
 
The Lakers are in pre-season, yes, but know this.
 
They didn't want to lose and certainly not in Palau St Jordi where, 18 years ago at the Barcelona Olympics , the American 'Dream Team' blew away the competition and won fans to the sport all over.
 
Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, Larry Bird, John Stockton, Karl Malone and the rest of that superstar-laden side won many a new fan to basketball.
 
The Lakers in recent times have won a lot of new fans, too, though they probably lost quite a few on Monday night in London when people shelled out big bucks to watch Kobe Bryant play and not sit on the bench for all but six minutes.
 
Bryant did play 25 minutes against Barcelona, while Team USA's newly-crowned world champion Odom saw 41 minutes of action and Gasol 36.
 
The NBA Europe Live 2010 game meant nothing to the standings in Spain or the United States.
 
It did mean something in terms of bragging rights.
 
"We haven't played a great game and they are in pre-season but they took it seriously and in the end, they weren't able to win," said Juan Carlos Navarro, the Spain international of Barcelona who spent a year with the Memphis Grizzlies before deciding he was happier living and playing in Europe.
 
This is his third season back in Spain since a one-year NBA sojourn.
 
Everyone knows that if these two sides were to meet in the middle of the NBA season, the Lakers would win maybe seven, eight or nine times out of 10.
 
The fact is that Barcelona, who had beaten Philadelphia in an NBA Europe Live game back in 2006, are a very good team and could probably compete in the NBA.
 
"It's difficult to know if we are at the NBA level," Barcelona coach Xavier Pascual said.
 
"In the regular season, I believe we would win games that is clear. We have a different way of playing."
 
What can't be lost in any of the post-game analysis from Thursday night is the fact that LA very clearly did not want to lose - but they did.
 
And they lost when Barcelona were nowhere near their best.
 
"I think it has been a tough game," Pascual said.
 
"We took advantage of the fact that they don't have the ideal rhythm but they took the game very seriously.
 
"We held on even though we missed many shots from behind the arc."
 
Navarro was a woeful three of 12 from long range, albeit from the NBA three-point line.
 
Barcelona won despite a sub-par performance from Ricky Rubio, who had no points, three assists and four turnovers.
 
Fran Vazquez played 20 minutes for Barca before fouling out with 10 points and seven rebounds.
 
Pete Mickael had a very good game, scoring 26 points, hauling in 13 rebounds and dishing out seven assists.
 
When it was over, Jackson didn't entertain the thought for a minute that Barcelona had a team close to the level of his team, or of the NBA.
 
"Barca played very well but I don't think they are at the level of our competition," he said.
 
“I don’t mean any disrespect.
 
"With so many games played, they don't have the height or physicality or our players.
 
"They don't have the level."
 
All Barcelona can do is win games against NBA teams like the Lakers when offered the chance.
 
On Friday, one team is looking back smiling at a nice night in Barcelona.
 
It was the Spanish ACB team.
 
Gasol sees the big picture.
 
"It has been a challenging game, played at a good level by both teams," Gasol said.
 
"I think we have noticed a lack of rhythm because we have only been training for a week.
 
"This European tour has been too tiring for us.
 
"We would have liked to have won but you can see that we are in pre-season."
 
Gasol says he still had a good time coming back to Spain.
 
"It was very nice to return to Barcelona," he said.
 
"They have treated us marvelously and the atmosphere at the Sant Jordi was spectacular."
 
I'm sure that any time the Lakers want to set the record straight, Barcelona will be willing to oblige.


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No Papaloukas but other key men are back
for Greece at 2010 FIBA World Championship

Dimitris Diamantidis, Kostas Tsartsaris and Panagiotis Vassilopoulos are back in the Greece squad for this summer after missing EuroBasket 2009 but Theo Papaloukas hasn’t returned to the fold, possibly signaling the end of his international career.

Despite the absence of the four players last year in Poland, new coach Jonas Kazlauskas guided the Greeks to a bronze medal and into the 2010 FIBA World Championship.

Papaloukas, 33, was one of the country’s leading players for several years, with one of his most famous games the 101-95 Semi-Final upset of Team USA – a victory that put the Greeks into the world title game.

Spain then blew the Greeks out in the 2006 Final.

Vassilis Spanoulis, Antonis Fotsis, Sofoklis Schortsanitis and Nikos Zisis were also with Greece four years ago and have been included in Kazlauskas’ 17-man preliminary squad.

Spanish-based Georgios Printezis of Unicaja Malaga and Kostas Vasiliades of Xacobeo Blu: Sens are also included.

Printezis was one of the standout performers at the EuroBasket.

Nikos Pappas played at last year’s FIBA U19 World Championship and won silver before capturing gold with the Greeks at the U20 European Championship in Rhodes.

He too is in the preliminary squad.

Greece preliminary squad:
Dimitris Diamantidis (Panathinaikos),
Kostas Tsartsaris (Panathinaikos),
Antonis Fotsis (Panathinaikos),
Vassilis Spanoulis (Panathinaikos),
Nick Calathes (Panathinaikos),
Stratos Perperoglou (Panathinaikos),
Giorgos Printezis (Unicaja Malaga),
Sofoklis Schortsanitis (Olympiacos),
Ioannis Bourousis (Olympiacos),
Loukas Mavrokefalidis (Olympiacos),
Panagiotis Vasilopoulos (Olympiacos),
Kostas Papanikolaou (Olympiacos),
Nikos Zisis (Montepashi Siena),
Kostas Vasiliadis (Xacobeo Blu: Sens),
Kostas Kaimakoglou (Maroussi),
Ian Vougioukas (Panellinios) and
Nikos Pappas (Colossus of Rhodes).




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Australia’s unassuming champion

It’s been just over three and a half years since Australia played in that famous Semi-Final of the 2006 FIBA World Championship for Women against the host nation, Brazil.

The game was played on September 21, and it was one of the most important in the history of the international game.

Brazil, looking to win their second gold medal in the competition, led the Opals 68-64 with 7:49 remaining.

Backed by a raucous crowd, the South Americans ran up and down the court like whirling dervishes and looked to be on their way the title game.

That was before a star was born for Australia.

The unheralded Belinda Snell, having spent countless hours in the gym honing her shooting skills over the years, buried a three-pointer and then made a lay-up for a 69-68 advantage.

The five consecutive points sparked Australia on a big run and they would go on to win the game, 88-76.

Snell and Co followed that up with a 91-74 triumph over Russia, who had upset the heavily-favored United States in the other Semi-Final, to capture their first gold medal in the competition.

“It's something that I'll never forget and something that hopefully we can repeat,” Snell said to FIBA.com.

A silent assassin

Mention Australian women’s basketball and there’s a pretty good chance the names Lauren Jackson and Penny Taylor will come up.

Jackson has been one of the world’s best players for several years, as well as Taylor, the MVP of the 2006 FIBA World Championship for Women.

Both are still in their prime and always in the limelight wherever they play.

Then there is 35-year-old Kristi Harrower, the veteran point guard of Australia.

A tough-as-nails performer if ever there was one, the combative, never-say-die Harrower remains as effective as ever.

She was MVP of the Australian WNBL this season.

Snell is inconspicuous.

The 29-year-old is reserved.

She is, however, as lethal as any of them.

Snell is a silent assassin.

In that famous win over Brazil four years ago, Snell was three of five from long range and finished with 22 points.

She won’t sneak up on anyone at the FIBA World Championship for Women this year because on too many occasions, the unremarkable Snell has been, well, remarkable.

She’s had great games in the WNBA and also with all of the clubs she’s played for in Europe.

At the 2008 EuroLeague Women Final Four in Brno, the Czech Republic, Snell played for Bourges and made the all-tournament team.

This year, she’s was steady Ros Casares in Spain and Europe.

It is because of her commitments with Ros in the Liga Femenina play-off finals that she won’t be able to travel home to be at the Opals’ training camp this weekend.

But she will eventually link up with her teammates.

“It's going to be interesting when we all get together for the preparations for the Worlds,” she said.

“Everyone is still hungry and everyone is excited about trying to defend the title we won at the last World Championship.”

From One Stop To The Next

Australian backpackers are all over Europe.

Snell isn’t one of them, but nevertheless gets to travel and see different cities and soak up various cultures.

By playing basketball, she’s seen the world.

Now Snell’s in Spain, but last year it was Russia and the year before, France.

“It's difficult, especially early when you first arrive at a new club,” she said with a laugh.

“Once you get settled in, it's okay.

“I like it here in Valencia.

“I don't know about next year but we'll see what happens.”

Snell has fit right in at Valencia, a team loaded with international players.

There is Brazil center Erika, former Team USA star Delisha Milton-Jones, Czech national team forward Jana Vesela and Spain internationals Elisa Aguilar, Laia Palau, Anna Montanana and Amaya Valdemoro.

Ros Casares won the Copa del Rey, lost in the EuroLeague Women Final to Spartak Moscow Region and now face Perfumerias Avenida in the Liga Femenina title series.

“It's gone very well,” she said.

“We've got a strong group of girls and I've really enjoyed it. The girls get along well and we have a great chemistry.”

Snell’s arrival at Ros was welcomed by everyone.

"Belinda is a great player and also a great person and it's easy to play with her,” Valdemoro said.

"She is a great shooter but she is also a great passer.

"Snell helps the team a lot when she is on the court because she opens up the zone.

"They need to guard her."

In the EuroLeague Women, Snell shot 35.7% from long range.

She had two early three-pointers against Wisla Can-Pack Krakow at the Final Four that sparked Ros on an early run and helped them take command of that game.

Snell also hit a couple of treys against Spartak in the title game that kept Ros within striking distance in the second half.

They ultimately lost that contest, 87-80.

In the Spanish league, Snell has hit 44.7% of her shots from behind the arc.

She takes pride in doing other things that often go unnoticed.

“I just try and get out there and do whatever's needed, whether it's rebounding or coming up with a defensive stop,” Snell said.

New Australia

By the time Australia run onto the floor in Ostrava, the Czech Republic, where they will go up against Belarus, Canada and China in Group A, they will have undergone some changes from 2006.

For starters, Jan Stirling is no longer the coach.

Carrie Graff is now in charge of the Opals.

“I played for her in Phoenix,” Snell said.

“She's a very talented coach and I look forward to playing for her again.”

There is also the possibility that Liz Cambage, an 18-year-old center that everyone is talking about Down Under, will be in the side.

Cambage was the leading scorer at 20.4 points per game at the 2009 FIBA U19 World Championship for Women in Thailand.

She also averaged 20 points and six rebounds for the Opals in last year’s two FIBA Oceania Championship wins over New Zealand.

The 2.03m pivot was in the Bulleen Boomers side that reached the WNBL Finals earlier this year.

She nearly averaged a double-double with 20.1 points and 9.8 rebounds.

Snell says it will be great to see Cambage and the rest of the players.

“I haven't actually seen her (Cambage) in person, but I've heard a lot about her and how talented she is,” Snell said.

“She's a very tall girl and very strong. I've heard she's got a lot of ability so I can't wait to get back to the Opals camp, see all the girls and see what newcomers we've got."




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Bartzokas keeps lid on growing expectations

If there’s one certainty about Greek basketball right now, it’s that there’s no danger of Maroussi’s players getting carried away with their success.

Their coach, Georgios Bartzokas, will not let it happen.

After an unbeaten January in Greece’s top flight, and an early February run that included victories over Panathinaikos in the Euroleague Top 16 and Olympiacos on the domestic scene, Maroussi were at it again on Thursday night.

They knocked off in-form Partizan Belgrade, 57-49.

It’s no shocker there is an excellent chance of an Athens club in Group E playing in the Euroleague Quarter-Finals.

But it is a surprise that Maroussi is the Athens club within touching distance of the last eight, and not Panathinaikos.

Pana, the defending champions, lost to Barcelona on Thursday and are now 0-3 in the group.
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Maroussi, Partizan and Barcelona are each 2-1.

Bartzokas is like most coaches in that he worries about planning practices and coming up with ways to beat the next opponent.

But now he has other concerns.

He’s in a battle to keep the lid on the hype surrounding his team.

“The most important thing is to stay calm and humble, not to get crazy because of the successes,” he said after the win over Partizan.

“It is very dangerous to feel that you are a star and I don’t want to have such a situation."

The trouble is, this could be a fight Bartzokas will lose, and we’re not just talking about the attention that will be showered on his players should they advance.

The 44-year-old coach is, whether he likes it or not, also a star in the making.

As a player, he wasn’t well known.

Bartzokas once played for Maroussi, but when it was a lower-league club.

It’s interesting that Bartzokas’ boss at Maroussi is club president Aris Vovos, a construction mogul who is also a professional rally driver.

As there are twists and turns in both sports, Vovos, who won the Akropolis Rally in 1995, must be having fun watching Bartzokas drive his team.

It’s been a rapid ascent for Bartzokas because in the 2005-06 campaign, he was a nobody, the fourth assistant on the bench of Panagiotis Yannakis at Maroussi.

Now look at him.

After three years as the head coach at Olimpia Larissa, he’s back at Maroussi and beating some of Europe’s giants.

Bartzokas followed in the footsteps of Yannakis by coaching Maroussi.

Maybe one day he’ll do it again and, as Yannakis has done, coach Greece.

We’ll have to wait and see if that happens, or if Maroussi can reach the Quarter-Finals in Europe.

“Now we have two wins and one loss, but it is too early to think about the future,” Bartzokas said.

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