^^ nakita ko rin ang rankings. Mas mataas pa ang rank ng Hongkong at thailand yata iyun

Agree ako sa sinabi ni Pareng Wenong na dapat mas gayahin natin ang system ng European League, iyung mas i-i prove ang passing at shooting kaysa 1-1 play. Pansinin natin ang South Korea mula ng i-embrace nila ang Euro Style naka upset sila ng isang beses sa China. Ka-level naman siguro natin ang South Korea talent-wise.

Pero dapat mag start siguro sa coaching system.

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The FIBA rankings are based on a four year cycle. That means performance for the past four years are used to rank nations. Part of the four years included non-participation of the Philippines due to the FIBA ban. Malaking effect talaga yung ginawa ng BAP during the past. Ang sama ng record natin.

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we need to adopt the euro style masyado kasi tayong nag depend sa US style na hindi naman uubra kasi sa height pa lang e yari na tayo kaya dapat we should develop a more potent passing and shooting game and total team effort yung individual talent andiyan lang yan eh pero kung it will be mixed with proper chemistry and total team effort mas magiging epektib yan. ang basketball ay hindi isang individual game kundi team game kaya it will really require a big team effort

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Suggestion ko dapat mag hire ng foreign coach. Hiring of an effective foreign coach would lead Team Pilipinas to a top 3 or even top 2 finish in the 2009 FIBA Asia tournament.

It's high time that they should seriously consider this option. No offense to homegrown coaches but none of them so far have been exposed to high-level international basketball for the past decade.

China has a foreign coach. Jordan has a foreign coach. A whole lot of national teams have foreign coaches. The Philippines should also get one in order to train our coaches and players for the long term future.

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dapat talaga yung team na ipinapadala natin sa FIBA ay yung matagal na naglalaro as a team. Kasi kung galing sa iba-ibang teams, hindi pa nila kabisado ang laro ng bawat isa...mahirap bumuo ng team work.

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"WORK hard, PLAY hard, and see the difference in the morning!"
"Whatever plans I have in mind, Lord, I surrender them to YOU. I will do the best I can. But in the end, let Your will be done. Amen"

kailangan natin ay, more exposure sa international tournament?
bakit tayo natalo sa korea at china nung 1998, sa korea at china ulit nung 2002, at sa jordan at iran nung 2006? dahil kulang tayo sa exposure. karamihan ng sinabak natin ay, sa PBA lang expose, at most sa preparation ng PBA teams bago mag-umpisa ang season ay karamihan exhibition lang, bibihira lang sa mga team ang pumupunta sa ibang bansa para sumali sa inter-national competition. exposure din sa mga coaches. kaya nung lumaban tayo, nahirapan tayo sa mga team, dahil ang mga tumalo satin ay marami ng karanasan sa international competition. especially sa mid east country, ang isa sa rason kaya nag-improve sila ay dahil sumasabak sila sa mga teams sa europe. kailangan na talaga natin ng height. sa nagdaang fiba-asia tournament, natatalo na rin ang korea, dahil mga mid east country, nagtatangkaran na rin.

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kid_balakid said:
Suggestion ko dapat mag hire ng foreign coach. Hiring of an effective foreign coach would lead Team Pilipinas to a top 3 or even top 2 finish in the 2009 FIBA Asia tournament.

It's high time that they should seriously consider this option. No offense to homegrown coaches but none of them so far have been exposed to high-level international basketball for the past decade.

China has a foreign coach. Jordan has a foreign coach. A whole lot of national teams have foreign coaches. The Philippines should also get one in order to train our coaches and players for the long term future.

Diyan lumalabas na naman ang Pride natin. Ayaw natin mag naturalized ng player tapos ayaw din natin ng Foreign Coach. Di ba noong mag coach sa SMB si Ron Jacobs at Norman Black sangkatutak na reklamo ang inihaon ng mga Organisasyon ng mga Coach natin.

Kung tutuusin ang China trainer at Coach nila dati si Del Harris (dating coach na Lakers, asst Coach ng Mavs). Ang Russia taga US ang coach at PG nila. LTU anak ni don Nelson na si Donnie kasama sa coaching staff. South Korea dati dumaan sila sa America trainer.

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wala din naman magagawa ang "fried chicken" natin. san na ba tayo dinala ng pride natin? di ba wala? kung tutuusin marami namang magagaling na pinoy coaches pero mas maganda na mag hire muna tayo ng foreign para maiba naman ang flavor and malay natin mas maganda yung ideas nung foreign coach

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para sakin e2 ang aking opinion or suggestion para mapaghandaan ang 2009 fiba-asia.
a.habang malayo pa ang tournament, pagplanuhan na ang pagbuo ng team
b. piliin ang coach na madali ng maka-pag-adjust sa international system. ang suggestion ko na coach ay sina
1. yeng guiao
2. Franz pumaren
c. sa players, i prefer na may big man. hindi gaya ng nakaraang 2007 fiba-asia, iisa lang ang masasabi nating bigman sa loob ng court kaya talo tayo sa rebound at pagdepensa sa malalaking player ng kalaban.
d. full support ng pba
e. porper exposure sa labas ng bansa. hindi lang jones cup ang pwede nating salihan, marami pa jan. proper exposure, means pwede pa tayong makakapag-adjust sa mga maling tawag ng mga refs.

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2 months lang ata yung training ng National Team para sa FIBA-Asia. June kasi magtatapos yung PBA season. Dapat ngayon meron ng training pool at kahit once a week lang may practice para makapghanda na kaagad.

musicz6969 said:
wala din naman magagawa ang "fried chicken" natin. san na ba tayo dinala ng pride natin? di ba wala? kung tutuusin marami namang magagaling na pinoy coaches pero mas maganda na mag hire muna tayo ng foreign para maiba naman ang flavor and malay natin mas maganda yung ideas nung foreign coach

Agree! Swallow the bitter pill and eat your Filipino pride; we are one of the worst teams in the entire world! It's time to try all ways possible and see how it helps us in the long run.

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kid_balakid said:
Agree! Swallow the bitter pill and eat your Filipino pride; we are one of the worst teams in the entire world! It's time to try all ways possible and see how it helps us in the long run.

Its time for us to wake up. Some of us still living in the 80's or 90's where we are one of the best and competitive basketball team in Asia. Sad bad true, we are now one of the worst team even in Asia.

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kid_balakid said:
2 months lang ata yung training ng National Team para sa FIBA-Asia. June kasi magtatapos yung PBA season. Dapat ngayon meron ng training pool at kahit once a week lang may practice para makapghanda na kaagad.

d ba last year halos ganun nanaman ang nangyari, saglit lang ang naging preparasyon natin.
pero nasasayangan ako nun, ang ganda ng umpisa ng program ng basketball, tapos natigil lang dahil sa pulitika.

Agree! Swallow the bitter pill and eat your Filipino pride; we are one of the worst teams in the entire world! It's time to try all ways possible and see how it helps us in the long run.

para sakin kung para sa 2009 fiba asia, dun muna tayo sa pinoy coach, then sa mga susunod na lang na mga tournament dun tayo kukuha ng foreign coach at mas maganda foreign trainer. pero para sakin mas prefer ko ang pinoy coach. tapos ung trainer foreign

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Ilang buwan ba dati ang preparasyon ng Centennial team?

Iyung lang yata ang huling team natin sa basketball na naka medal..Si Ron Jacobs yata ang nagsimula sa training tapos tinapos ni Jong Pagong..

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Manu20 said:
Ilang buwan ba dati ang preparasyon ng Centennial team?

ung centennial team kay coach tim cone, sa thailand yata un bronze tayo nun. isang taon pinaghandaan un..

ung sa team ni coach jong na sinabak nya sa 2002 busan nuon ay isang taon din ang preparasyon. si ron jacobs ang talagang napili run kaya lang nagkasakit. kahit si jong ang pumalit napaghandaan ng mabuti, ang masaklap, nung nag-exhibiton game nila sa qatar, todo pasikat nun si seigle, ayun na-injured. nde tayo nagka-medal noong busan. naalala ko nun, 2nd round parehong leading ang korea at pinas sa group, parang tie breaker nun, ang matalo, kakalabanin ang china sa semis. hindi ko malimutan ung huling segundo nun, nagmintis si racela ng dalaang free throw. tapos bola ng korea, lamang pinas ng dalawa, sabay tira ng tres ang koreano, pasok.. patay. sabi pa ng commentator. heheheh..

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SBP wants to host Olympics qualifying
manila bulletin

MACAU — To boost the country’s chance of returning to the Olympic scene, the Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas is planning to host an Asian Olympic qualifying tournament for the 2012 London Games.


This was learned yesterday from SBP vice chairman Ricky Vargas after local cage officials recently met with top officials of FIBA, or the International Basketball Federation during the Beijing Olympics.

According to Vargas, the SBP group met with FIBA president Bob Elphinston, secretary-general Patrick Baumann and FIBA-Asia counterpart Dato Yeoh Choo-Hock in Beijing in the just-concluded Olympics where they signified their interest to host the 2011 FIBA-Asia Championship.

"We already told FIBA that the Philippines is more than willing to host the FIBA-Asia meet in 2011 which will serve as qualifier to the 2012 Olympics in London," Vargas told sportswriters prior to the PBA Board’s contract signing with new television partner Solar Sports Entertainment Corporation here.

The PBA and Solar Sports formally inked a three-year contract reportedly worth P508 million.

Aside from Vargas, who represents Talk ’N Text, also present were outgoing board chairman Tony Chua of Red Bull, incoming chair Joaqui Trillo, Lito Alvarez of Air21, JB Baylon of Coca-Cola, Ginebra’s Robert Non, Magnolia’s Ely Capacio, Purefoods’ Rene Pardo, Rain or Shine’s Memerto Mondragon and Sta. Lucia’s Atty. Ariel Magno.

Commissioner Sonny Barrios, as well as Solar Sports CEO and chairman William Tieng and COO Peter Chan Leong also attended the contract signing.

The league board will also elect its new vice chairman and treasurer later in the day.

Vargas actually mentioned the latest SBP development to his fellow board members since the pro league is one of the major stakeholders of the amateur association under the leadership of telecommunications mogul Manny V. Pangilinan.

Vargas was with the SBP chairman, Misamis Oriental Governor Oscar Moreno and Executive Director Noli Eala when they met with the FIBA officials.

Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) President Jose "Peping" Cojuangco Jr., during that same meeting according to Vargas, reiterated the local Olympic body’s support to Pangilinan’s group.

Vargas said that anytime next week, Eala would personally present the SBP proposal to host the 2011 FIBA-Asia Championship Olympic qualifying tournament to Baumann in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Last year, the all-pro national team backed by San Miguel Corporation (SMC) and mentored by Chot Reyes placed a disappointing ninth overall, thus failing to secure a seat in the Beijing Olympics.

After declaring earlier that the league will no longer represent the country in any international meet, the PBA Board was urged to form a team for the 2009 FIBA-Asia Championship in China, a qualifying event for the 2010 World Championship in Turkey.

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