+ Follow BILL BAYNO AND PAUL WOOLPERT Tag
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[Title] => BCAP may contest Toroman appoinment
[Summary] => The Basketball Coaches Association of the Philippines yesterday warned the Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas on its decision ...
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[Title] => Guiao questions Toroman's role in RP caging
[Summary] => Philippine basketball may need a Serbian seven-footer but not a Serbian coach.
Yeng Guiao, considered as the finest ...
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[Title] => BCAP to adopt high standard for foreign coaches
[Summary] => The Basketball Coaches Association of the Philippines (BCAP) is not totally against the idea of local ballclubs hiring foreign coaches. For this very reason, the group is set to adopt a high standard from which foreign coaches will be measured from now on.
"We’re doing this as yardstick for foreign coaches.
Ayaw na namin kasi pa nang puro away," BCAP president Chito Narvasa said before the PSA Forum at the Manila Pavilion.
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[Title] => BCAP wins case vs US mentors?
[Summary] => The Basketball Coaches Association of the Philippines (BCAP) said yesterday it has furthered the cause of Filipino cage mentors following reports that the group has gained favorable ruling on its cases against American mentors Bill Bayno and Paul Woolpert at the Court of Appeals.
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[Title] => PBA chief welcomes BCAP proposal
[Summary] => PBA commissioner Noli Eala welcomed yesterday the local coaches’ proposal to set a standard for foreign nationals allowed to coach in the local pro league but said they have to study it carefully for proper implementation.
He also welcomed the breakthrough in the Shell-BCAP (Basketball Coaches Association of the Philippines) row over the appointment of American John Moran as the Turbochargers mentor, saying "that’s in line with our hope to start the Fiesta Cup without extra baggage."
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[Title] => Shell confirms Moran appointment
[Summary] => Ending weeks of speculation, Shell team manager Bobby Kanapi yesterday confirmed the signing of John Moran to a six-month, one-conference contract in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) and said he is optimistic the Basketball Coaches Association of the Philippines (BCAP) will not block the American coach’s application for a work permit.
Moran, 58, arrived from the US yesterday morning. He will attend the PBA rookie camp at the Quezon Memorial Circle on Sunday and preside in Shell’s first practice of the year the next day.
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[Title] => Can Banal deliver elusive crown for TnT?
[Summary] => Asi Taulava was once quoted as saying "Coach Joel (Banal’s arrival) was the best thing that happened to Talk N Text."
But is Banal really the man who could finally give the PLDT franchise the elusive championship in the Philippine Basketball Association?
This question begs for an answer with Talk N Text already achieving a franchise record under the rookie mentor, reaching the All-Filipino semifinals for the first time in franchise history.
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BILL BAYNO AND PAUL WOOLPERT
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Yeng Guiao, considered as the finest ...
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"We’re doing this as yardstick for foreign coaches.
Ayaw na namin kasi pa nang puro away," BCAP president Chito Narvasa said before the PSA Forum at the Manila Pavilion.
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[Summary] => The Basketball Coaches Association of the Philippines (BCAP) said yesterday it has furthered the cause of Filipino cage mentors following reports that the group has gained favorable ruling on its cases against American mentors Bill Bayno and Paul Woolpert at the Court of Appeals.
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[Title] => PBA chief welcomes BCAP proposal
[Summary] => PBA commissioner Noli Eala welcomed yesterday the local coaches’ proposal to set a standard for foreign nationals allowed to coach in the local pro league but said they have to study it carefully for proper implementation.
He also welcomed the breakthrough in the Shell-BCAP (Basketball Coaches Association of the Philippines) row over the appointment of American John Moran as the Turbochargers mentor, saying "that’s in line with our hope to start the Fiesta Cup without extra baggage."
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[Title] => Shell confirms Moran appointment
[Summary] => Ending weeks of speculation, Shell team manager Bobby Kanapi yesterday confirmed the signing of John Moran to a six-month, one-conference contract in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) and said he is optimistic the Basketball Coaches Association of the Philippines (BCAP) will not block the American coach’s application for a work permit.
Moran, 58, arrived from the US yesterday morning. He will attend the PBA rookie camp at the Quezon Memorial Circle on Sunday and preside in Shell’s first practice of the year the next day.
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[Title] => Can Banal deliver elusive crown for TnT?
[Summary] => Asi Taulava was once quoted as saying "Coach Joel (Banal’s arrival) was the best thing that happened to Talk N Text."
But is Banal really the man who could finally give the PLDT franchise the elusive championship in the Philippine Basketball Association?
This question begs for an answer with Talk N Text already achieving a franchise record under the rookie mentor, reaching the All-Filipino semifinals for the first time in franchise history.
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