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July 3, 2001
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Basketball binds former Yugoslavia Basketball Without Borders, a collaborative effort of the United Nations, the NBA and FIBA, brings together kids from the former Yugoslavia. |
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September 9, 2002
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The decline of U.S. dominance As Ernest Hemingway once said of going broke, it happens gradually, and then suddenly. The same could be said for the erosion of America's global basketball supremacy, the lasting news from the world championships just concluded. |
Sports Illustrated
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A truly global game The rest of the world nearly has caught up to the U.S. in basketball... |
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September 2, 2002
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Hoosiers lack hysteria The World Basketball Championships in Indiana have been far from fan-tastic. |
Sports Illustrated
September 10, 2002
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Inside Basketball: World Weary Three losses in the worlds exposed fundamental flaws in the U.S. team |
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NBA Playoffs: The Fish That Saved Sactown The Sacramento Kings are looking for a new head coach. |
