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Dally Wilson has officially announced his retirement effective immediately.

why didnt some1 tell me?

ive got millions & wouldnt mind another big guy

Tactics against Prathet Thai is up. Feel free to have a look or reply back if you disagree. I may be willing to change it.

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Prathet Thai vs. Australia 97 - 128 (21077)
In a fairly predictable first Asia Championship match the Australian national team easily accounted for Thailand in front of the Taiwanese crowd. The match saw the debut of Spencer Moylan (13434753) and the return of old heads Wazza Kennerley (6863683) and Kye Duffill (10080211). Thailand's early lead in the first quarter 5-3 was short lived as Australia broke away with an 8-0 run which got them the lead and they never looked back. At one stage in the match Thailand crawled back within 4 points (56-60). Knowing that a kick up the back side was required, the coach made a timely 30 second timeout which allowed the Australians to regroup and to dominate the rest of the match (41-68). There were notable contributions from Australia, both Moylan and Jone Bogan (13436463) had 20 points and 5 assists, Gary Lawrance (12019302) had a double double, Sun Cunming (9471882) had 5 big blocks, while player of the match Wazza had 20 points, 10 rebounds, 4 assists and also did an exceptional defensive job on Arnon Punpak (7695851) who struggled to shoot accurately all night. All in all it was a solid first outing from Australia, they will have a break in between before their second Asia Championship match against Vietnam.

Tactics for scrimmage against Venezuela are up.

http://forum.buzzerbeaterstats.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&...

Good stuff, ever considered a job as an anchorman?

seen Newsroom? should watch it...

u just like it coz wazza was the mvp

just wait until i get my wang into the team then u will see something that will make ur eyes pop

Tactics for our next Asia Championship game against Vietnam are up.

http://forum.buzzerbeaterstats.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&...

Việt Nam vs. Australia 70 - 108 (21083)
Nguyên! If one was to simply summarise the match in one word, Nguyên would have been used. In one of the most confusing matches ever in Australian history, the Vietnamese team fielded six different Nguyêns. The Australian coach and players almost found it infuriating as to figure out who to match up on who as having jersey numbers is not a common sight in Buzzerbeater. But thankfully they all look differently which made things easier.

Vietnam going into the match were the underdogs and Phùng (17123661) tried his heart out with 32 points and 9 boards. His one man display was not good enough as Australia's front court dismantled Vietnam. Solid contributions from Lawrance (12019302), Vidas (13436509), Cunming (9471882) and Lakhin (13435558) as they scored a combined 63 points and grabbed 35 boards. But it wasn't all about offence as Wazza (6863683) and Dell (10058043) played lock down D all night only allowing 3 baskets from 20 attempts.

This match completes Australia's second Asian championship match and are so far in a good position to advance to the next group stage while Vietnam remains winless after three matches. Stay tune for more as the Asia Championships continue with Australia facing India in their next outing.

Last edited by Whitebeard at 9/18/2012 9:36:25 PM

Smashed down a bowl of beef noodle soup called pho.
Now bring on the vindaloo! Or tandoori.

Good stuff whitebeard

It impresses me that Phung scored more than all the Nguyens combined. Go Phung!