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Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas (SBP) leaders expressed confidence they have made a giant step for Philippine basketball after their meetings with International Basketball Federation (FIBA) officials in Geneva, Switzerland.
"We’re very satisfied with the trip. We’re already seeing the end of the tunnel insofar as this crisis is concerned. We became more confident that what we’ve been doing all these months is the right thing. We’re grateful that the FIBA has seen it in the same light," said PBA commissioner Noli Eala.
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Prime movers of Samahang Basketball ng Pilipinas (SBP) expressed renewed optimism on their bid to solve the cage impasse back home as they emerged from their initial round of discussions with the International Basketball Federation leaders at the FIBA headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland Friday night.
PBA commissioner Noli Eala, in an email message, said their initial meeting lasted two hours with the "tone and substance of discussions wide-ranging and positive."
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Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas (SBP) leaders expressed confidence they have made a giant step for Philippine basketball after their meetings with International Basketball Federation (FIBA) officials in Geneva, Switzerland.
"We’re very satisfied with the trip. We’re already seeing the end of the tunnel insofar as this crisis is concerned. We became more confident that what we’ve been doing all these months is the right thing. We’re grateful that the FIBA has seen it in the same light," said PBA commissioner Noli Eala.
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Prime movers of Samahang Basketball ng Pilipinas (SBP) expressed renewed optimism on their bid to solve the cage impasse back home as they emerged from their initial round of discussions with the International Basketball Federation leaders at the FIBA headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland Friday night.
PBA commissioner Noli Eala, in an email message, said their initial meeting lasted two hours with the "tone and substance of discussions wide-ranging and positive."
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