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Originally posted by robert0326Still need to play in PBA, Because that is one of pre-requisite to get exemption... Just look at Slaughter, Newsome and Jawato... all played PRO careers on their mother country... Residency will suffer if they play overseas... Unless ABL will revive and playing for a PHL ballclubs will not hurt their residency... Just like Jawato as he plays for Indonesia patriots in ABL back in 2017-2018 season of ABL.... If ABL revives, guys like Lucero, Philipps bros can play there without ending their residency because still a PHL based ball club...
There is no specific requirement for pro play, just local league play (can be college)
Spencer is already eligible after 1 or 2 years residency. He got a FiBA local ID when he played for BG u18 , after just 1 year residency
Understand common law grant of citizenship principles, the younger the start of residency, the shorter the period of residency required. It follows the principle that basketball heritage at younger development years are more valuable than when one is being paid as professional. (Very sound logic consistent with common citizenship grant laws)
Do note that commonly you get more points for granting citizenship by studying as minor or in college than one gets if he is a working adult (residency)
Notice common citizenship laws have cutoff age requirement and get more points if younger . Also remember this is an exception for an age cutt off rule of under 16. Understand context..Last edited by DAdmiral; 07-26-2022, 07:35 PM.
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Originally posted by DAdmiral View PostThat's not true, Greg and Newsome took awhile cause no case was filed for them earlier, please stop all these assumption opinions you make base on uninformed inaccurate information. You're guessing simply based on incomplete information you are aware off.
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The info about FIBA considerations for young student-athletes is good. I'm sure quite a few prospects were affected by the closure of embassies/consul offices worldwide because of the pandemic. US consul office was closed for basically more than 2 years.
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It's all case to case basis , and there are criteria guidelines. There is no explicit formula of number of years equals definite exception..
The criteria for consideration are explicit
1. Age of grant of passport (the younger the better )
2. Age when residency was established ( the younger the better)
3 # of years of residency (the more the better)
4. # of years of domestic league play (the younger the better , grade school will even be better , cause that really demonstrates basketball development heritage)
5. Parental or grandparent citizen relationships (note this isn't an enthnicity test , but blood relationship to a citizen)
To me without explicitly saying it , if
1. a player moved to country as a teenager ,
2. with one of his parents is a citizen
3 established 4 years residency and domestic league play.
I am super confident that player will be exempted.
It meets all the contextual requirements of granting an exception. (It's really not guess work). If one meets the 3 requirements above it basically demonstrates all the principles of allegiance to the country and demonstrates the person has adopted the country as home separate from basketball reasons .
As.in citizenship assessment, do not use others as reasons why one should be accepted or not, as it's case to case , there may be a detail of a specific case such as Jawato or Jerick that were not aware off. (Does not really work that way..)Last edited by DAdmiral; 07-26-2022, 11:29 PM.
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Originally posted by DAdmiral View PostThat's not true, Greg and Newsome took awhile cause no case was filed for them earlier, please stop all these assumption opinions you make base on uninformed inaccurate information. You're guessing simply based on incomplete information you are aware off.
There is no specific requirement for pro play, just local league play (can be college)
Spencer is already eligible after 1 or 2 years residency. He got a FiBA local ID when he played for BG u18 , after just 1 year residency
Understand common law grant of citizenship principles, the younger the start of residency, the shorter the period of residency required. It follows the principle that basketball heritage at younger development years are more valuable than when one is being paid as professional. (Very sound logic consistent with common citizenship grant laws)
Do note that commonly you get more points for granting citizenship by studying as minor or in college than one gets if he is a working adult (residency)
Notice common citizenship laws have cutoff age requirement and get more points if younger . Also remember this is an exception for an age cutt off rule of under 16. Understand context..sigpic
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Originally posted by DAdmiral View PostThat's not true, Greg and Newsome took awhile cause no case was filed for them earlier, please stop all these assumption opinions you make base on uninformed inaccurate information. You're guessing simply based on incomplete information you are aware off.
There is no specific requirement for pro play, just local league play (can be college)
Spencer is already eligible after 1 or 2 years residency. He got a FiBA local ID when he played for BG u18 , after just 1 year residency
Understand common law grant of citizenship principles, the younger the start of residency, the shorter the period of residency required. It follows the principle that basketball heritage at younger development years are more valuable than when one is being paid as professional. (Very sound logic consistent with common citizenship grant laws)
Do note that commonly you get more points for granting citizenship by studying as minor or in college than one gets if he is a working adult (residency)
Notice common citizenship laws have cutoff age requirement and get more points if younger . Also remember this is an exception for an age cutt off rule of under 16. Understand context..Originally posted by DAdmiral View PostIt's all case to case basis , and there are criteria guidelines. There is no explicit formula of number of years equals definite exception..
The criteria for consideration are explicit
1. Age of grant of passport (the younger the better )
2. Age when residency was established ( the younger the better)
3 # of years of residency (the more the better)
4. # of years of domestic league play (the younger the better , grade school will even be better , cause that really demonstrates basketball development heritage)
5. Parental or grandparent citizen relationships (note this isn't an enthnicity test , but blood relationship to a citizen)
To me without explicitly saying it , if
1. a player moved to country as a teenager ,
2. with one of his parents is a citizen
3 established 4 years residency and domestic league play.
I am super confident that player will be exempted.
It meets all the contextual requirements of granting an exception. (It's really not guess work). If one meets the 3 requirements above it basically demonstrates all the principles of allegiance to the country and demonstrates the person has adopted the country as home separate from basketball reasons .
As.in citizenship assessment, do not use others as reasons why one should be accepted or not, as it's case to case , there may be a detail of a specific case such as Jawato or Jerick that were not aware off. (Does not really work that way..)Attack
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Originally posted by ja.he View PostI am pretty excited for M.Philipps, Zave Lucero and Chris Koon to be eventually classified as locals. These kids have the strongest case of becoming a local in my opinion, based on the criteria.
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Originally posted by DAdmiral View PostThe best ideal situation for exception, is Batang Gilas , college (like Spencer, Wright and Zain), all passports after 16 years old
for Gilas? he's about 6'6 and could play 3&4 positions much like Lucero?
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Originally posted by carmelo7 View PostYou seem high on Balunggay all I've seen are his highlights during the NBTC games is he really a legit prospect
for Gilas? he's about 6'6 and could play 3&4 positions much like Lucero?
But I think the former 2 are better big men..
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Originally posted by DAdmiral View PostBetween Philipps , Lucero and Ballungay, the latter is most fluid to play as a full time SF , and I think his outside shot is developed.
But I think the former 2 are better big men..
those are really the type of guys we need, strong & quick guards/wings about 4-5 of them
Malonzo, Adams, Newsome, Ballungay, Koon, Dwight and although Philipps is more of a big than a wing but defensively he'll be fine covering those guards at the perimeter, Paras sana had he developed as expected but
To be very frank Im actually disappointed with Parks, i just thought at this stage of his career at 29 (prime) he'll be more assertive and be like the guy for Gilas esp last Fiba Asia considering he's one of the vets and the talent is there too.
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Panlilio blames Tab for Gilas' problems
"Honestly, the predicament that we are in today is because of Tab," Panlilio strongly claimed. "We started losing players, he didn’t want to coach the February window, so as a federation we had to make decisions on how to move forward."
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Originally posted by CoJ View Posthttps://www.spin.ph/basketball/fiba/...wUjhVtNYHHRm5Y
Panlilio blames Tab for Gilas' problems
"Honestly, the predicament that we are in today is because of Tab," Panlilio strongly claimed. "We started losing players, he didn’t want to coach the February window, so as a federation we had to make decisions on how to move forward."
overreacted and nagpanic Lol it was just 1 window and they decided to put on the "nationalism card" on Tab and blow the whole thing up like seriously???? Panlilio should just stay w/ the corporate side wtf
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Originally posted by carmelo7 View PostSo what really happened was: SBP
overreacted and nagpanic Lol it was just 1 window and they decided to put on the "nationalism card" on Tab and blow the whole thing up like seriously???? Panlilio should just stay w/ the corporate side wtf
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Originally posted by carmelo7 View PostSo what really happened was: SBP
overreacted and nagpanic Lol it was just 1 window and they decided to put on the "nationalism card" on Tab and blow the whole thing up like seriously???? Panlilio should just stay w/ the corporate side wtf
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