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ARMIR2
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I would love to see at least 2 different coaches every year to have at least 12 games in the US NCAA Div1,or Gleague,or even 4 games of Summer League,a whole season at an NBL team would be really nice.
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I would love to see at least 2 different coaches every year to have at least 12 games in the US NCAA Div1,or Gleague,or even 4 games of Summer League,a whole season at an NBL team would be really nice.
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JOI2dWorld2
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Unpaid assistant by the school,but the sponsor from the Philippines will shoulder the everyday necesities,the school usually have them living in the HC homes,or the dorms,its not the individual that's going to initiate the contact of course,its the Philippine organziation,SBP,UAAP even young PBA assistant coaches.When you watched the US NCAA,the analyst on tv never fail to mention that so called schools have a foreign coach named,blah,blah,blah for 5-12 games,etc.
find someone in the philippines that will sponsor someone that he will not bring to a team or college that he is also affiliated with, that is the reason why we cannot develop someone to be world class that is a homegrown because sponsors will not spend big money only for other organizations from another country will reap the benefits
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C2Hamm2
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Coach topex is ctbs assistant. Ctb was also a consultant of ccr during the 2014 wc run if im not mistaken.Even Tab I don't think has produced a good protege. But that is not necessarily bad. Tab has forced the other schools to upgrade their coaching talent and also forced these coaches to up their game. Coaches like Aldin Ayo, Goldwin and now Topex.
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But like i said, bcap is mostly influencing foreign coaches of pro teams. And you are right, PBa should adjust. But we all know they wont. Not yet anyway. So if we need to force more collegiate and hs coaches to level up, than thats what we need to do.
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IPC2
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everyone not only ballers think about the money, let's not pretend that we will not also jump at the chance to earn a lot even if it means sacrificing a future (like a certain med student who opted to play pro ball and who is now a hofer)
im also not that high on euro style only because we don't have the size to run it, i wonder if you noticed that chot was running plays from spain on offense? our ball handlers and cutters just didn't have quite the strength and length to execute it properly. better we develop our own style really just like when the warriors turned the nba upside down and influenced everyone to run offenses from the perimeter instead of the post.
Early offense, transition offense style, that's the fast pace everyone wants. Attack before the defense is set. Have a quick play from second 24 to 18, then transition to your sets, which should give our guys freedom to create, but the others should move as well. Get to open spots, cut, or set picks.
I still think we play best playing ugly basketball. Force opponents to shoot bricks. Hustle for loose balls and on defensive rotations.
chot needs to watch tape of aldin ayo's teams, kidding aside i agree with you, the point is why adopt a system used by others? that means the objective is to outmaster the incumbent in the use of the system? good luck, that will take decades to do if ever.
I think we should be shifting the focus to defense. Offense, as long as it's workable and it can utilize the strengths of every player.
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Kaireem2
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I think we should be shifting the focus to defense. Offense, as long as it's workable and it can utilize the strengths of every player.
the more we will need role players in the team unless we prioritize two way players over a couple of offensive stars
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paliganibossalfrancis2
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the more we will need role players in the team unless we prioritize two way players over a couple of offensive stars
DR is definitely the toughest team in the Group Phase. Despite that we were 2 possessions away from a win.
Aside from winning 2 games (Angola & Italy are winnable), Philippines/SBP must try its best to surpass FIBA's expectations in hosting this year's World Cup. So satisfied that they allow Jalen Green (if he all of the sudden sees the value in playing for Gilas), Mikey Williams, Justin Brownlee and Jordan Clarkson play together in 2024.
PG - Jalen Green, Mikey Williams, CJ Perez
SG - Jordan Clarkson, Dwight Ramos
SF - Justin Brownlee, Carl Tamayo, Jamie Malonzo
PF - AJ Edu, Japeth Aguilar
C - Junemar Fajardo, Kai Sotto
Next step/priority for SBP after this WC is to reclassify JC, Mikey & JB as locals then we can possibly play Jalen as our NP.
Pogoy, Parks and Heading ain't cutting it as our second option in Paris.
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ARMIR2
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DR is definitely the toughest team in the Group Phase. Despite that we were 2 possessions away from a win.
Aside from winning 2 games (Angola & Italy are winnable), Philippines/SBP must try its best to surpass FIBA's expectations in hosting this year's World Cup. So satisfied that they allow Jalen Green (if he all of the sudden sees the value in playing for Gilas), Mikey Williams, Justin Brownlee and Jordan Clarkson play together in 2024.
PG - Jalen Green, Mikey Williams, CJ Perez
SG - Jordan Clarkson, Dwight Ramos
SF - Justin Brownlee, Carl Tamayo, Jamie Malonzo
PF - AJ Edu, Japeth Aguilar
C - Junemar Fajardo, Kai Sotto
Next step/priority for SBP after this WC is to reclassify JC, Mikey & JB as locals then we can possibly play Jalen as our NP.
Pogoy, Parks and Heading ain't cutting it as our second option in Paris.
Jaimie Malonzo is a non factor so far,I rather have Navarro instead or even a Michael Philips,Brownlee is already showing old man legs syndrome,no on him rather have Angelo Kouame if treated as a local,gotta go big and strong.
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greenarcher2
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DR is definitely the toughest team in the Group Phase. Despite that we were 2 possessions away from a win.
Aside from winning 2 games (Angola & Italy are winnable), Philippines/SBP must try its best to surpass FIBA's expectations in hosting this year's World Cup. So satisfied that they allow Jalen Green (if he all of the sudden sees the value in playing for Gilas), Mikey Williams, Justin Brownlee and Jordan Clarkson play together in 2024.
PG - Jalen Green, Mikey Williams, CJ Perez
SG - Jordan Clarkson, Dwight Ramos
SF - Justin Brownlee, Carl Tamayo, Jamie Malonzo
PF - AJ Edu, Japeth Aguilar
C - Junemar Fajardo, Kai Sotto
Next step/priority for SBP after this WC is to reclassify JC, Mikey & JB as locals then we can possibly play Jalen as our NP.
Pogoy, Parks and Heading ain't cutting it as our second option in Paris.
1 ball is not enough for JC and Jalen.
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paliganibossalfrancis2
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1 ball is not enough for JC and Jalen.
Two threats better than one, as shown in the DR game earlier.
Double JC, Jalen gets open..... Help comes, drop pass to cutting Brownlee/Ramos.... nothing happening on offense Mikey saves the possession.
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paliganibossalfrancis2
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Jaimie Malonzo is a non factor so far,I rather have Navarro instead or even a Michael Philips,Brownlee is already showing old man legs syndrome,no on him rather have Angelo Kouame if treated as a local,gotta go big and strong.
First game jitters perhaps? CJ, Jamie and Kai might be X-factors vs Angola.
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ARMIR2
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First game jitters perhaps? CJ, Jamie and Kai might be X-factors vs Angola.
CJ will definitely be a factor,that means Kiefer will have a longer playing time to minimize the TOs,so that means Scottie will sit on the bench longer.Wished we have Parks now ,they badly needed him in the DR game.Kai would score but I don't expect a double double,he barely rebounds nowadays.
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paliganibossalfrancis2
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CJ will definitely be a factor,that means Kiefer will have a longer playing time to minimize the TOs,so that means Scottie will sit on the bench longer.Wished we have Parks now ,they badly needed him in the DR game.Kai would score but I don't expect a double double,he barely rebounds nowadays.
It's been 4 years since they last played Angola. CJ definitely reeling to feast on Angola's defense. And as expected, Zeinab is the biggest mistake in Ray Parks' career.
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ARMIR2
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It's been 4 years since they last played Angola. CJ definitely reeling to feast on Angola's defense. And as expected, Zeinab is the biggest mistake in Ray Parks' career.
If four or five players in Gilas scores in double digits,then it will be a fiesta for Gilas.Malonzo gotta earn his time in,he was there for so long but,he was like invisible man in there.If only Ray Parks have his head 100% basketball,Gilas would have a JC down to the last minute and who knows,what could have been.
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CoJ2
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at this rate i dont even want parks to be part of the Asin Games team, he’s too distracted
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thatweirdguy2
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It's been 4 years since they last played Angola. CJ definitely reeling to feast on Angola's defense. And as expected, Zeinab is the biggest mistake in Ray Parks' career.
Nah. It's still picking NU over Georgia Tech for me.
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CoJ2
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Nah. It's still picking NU over Georgia Tech for me.
NU covered his dad’s medical bills (cancer) right?
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ARMIR2
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NU covered his dad’s medical bills (cancer) right?
That was the deal breaker.
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IPC2
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why people can't see thru the scam that tab baldwin is, is really beyond me. again if he really is an elite coach why is not other nt getting him? oh and in all honesty ever since he stepped foot on philippine soil his real accomplishment is just to lead an always stacked ateneo team to uaap championships. sick and tired of all this we should've gotten tab as coach bullshit.
It gets old. Tab is silent na nga and had his hands off Gilas yet he still lives people's heads. He improved Philippine basketball but he is not the coach to elevate us to another level. Let's move on, there are better coaches out there.
"why people can't see thru the scam that tab baldwin is, is really beyond me"
- 4th place finished in the World Cup (the highest place that the Tall Blacks ever achieved)
- 2x silver medal finish in the FIBA-Asia Cup
- 5x NZ NBL champion
- 2x NZ coach of the year
Clearly, there are many better coaches than him. However, telling people that Tab is a scam just shows how ignorant are we in international basketball.
"again if he really is an elite coach why is not other nt getting him?"
- AFAIK, he had offers from Taiwan and Qatar. I was wondering why he chose the Philippines these two richer countries?
However, I have to share the same sentiments with you - we need to move on from him. Find a foreign coach that is an international campaigner as well.
Tab and Nenad are NZ basketball discards. We will never get past Asia-Oceania because we will never beat NZ ever with them as coaches. Lets move on, he is not the savior of Philippine basketball
He is not our savior the same way that Scottie, Jordan Clarkson, Kai Sotto, and June Mar Fajardo are not our saviors.
Anyway, if I were to choose, I will pick a foreign coach from the Latin Americas or has an experience coaching in the Latin Americas. IMO, Gilas, in terms of playing style, is much closer to Latin Americans
Is it safe to say that Chot and the coaching staff haven't elevated their style to keep up with the times?Maybe SBP should look on someone younger,with modern ideas to keep up with the rest of the world.
Look for someone better than Chot, that's the idea. The thing is, everyone here thinks only a Tab Baldwin can do better
Because the SBP has done nothing to provide fans with choices. It's either Choke, Tab or Yeng.
Personally I want a Latin American coach.
I concur with ja.he and greenarcher that a Latin American coach suits us better than Europe. Fast play, and making things ugly for the opponent suits us better. Just focus on early offense sets and moving the ball if the early offense is stopped. We need a deep rotation of energetic players, though, and adjust to slower low-post guys.
One thing I do think we should take from Tab's team is size at 3 and 4, the Will Navarro and Carl Tamayo types, even Francis Lopez at 3. Not a fan of 3-guard lineups, unless the third guard is someone like a Dwight Ramos. Defensive versatility like Kouame, Balti, Navarro and Dwight. Also, we need to emphasize a strong defense built on timely rotations, just add enough physicality (which is not an element of Tab's team).
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FilWelsh2
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My dream coaching staff for Philippines is this :
Head coach : Erik Spoelstra (Miami Heat)
Assistant coaches:
Chip Engelland (Oklahoma City)
Jimmy Alapag (Sacramento)
Mike Magpayo (UC - Irvine (NCAA))
Head coach : Erik Spoelstra (Miami Heat)
Assistant coaches:
Chip Engelland (Oklahoma City)
Jimmy Alapag (Sacramento)
Mike Magpayo (UC - Irvine (NCAA))
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sroth38392
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I concur with ja.he and greenarcher that a Latin American coach suits us better than Europe. Fast play, and making things ugly for the opponent suits us better. Just focus on early offense sets and moving the ball if the early offense is stopped. We need a deep rotation of energetic players, though, and adjust to slower low-post guys.
One thing I do think we should take from Tab's team is size at 3 and 4, the Will Navarro and Carl Tamayo types, even Francis Lopez at 3. Not a fan of 3-guard lineups, unless the third guard is someone like a Dwight Ramos. Defensive versatility like Kouame, Balti, Navarro and Dwight. Also, we need to emphasize a strong defense built on timely rotations, just add enough physicality (which is not an element of Tab's team).
We need a coach who can properly execute a 5-out motion offense system.