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‘Matter of time’: Fears mount over NBL’s ticking timebomb
It’s the ticking timebomb of an issue that’s been the talk around the NBL for years, and players, coaches and even agents believe it’s only a matter of time before someone is seriously injured.
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NBL Overtime: November 2, 2026
Felix Von Hofe is joined by Derek Rucker, Damon Lowery and Pete Hooley to break down a wild Round 7 of NBL27.
Raul Neto wants to stay in the League, and multiple clubs are circling.
The Wildcats have dropped two straight at home with a long road trip ahead.
And Gordon Herbert didn’t hold back after the Breakers’ “pathetic” performance.
Plus: undermanned Tasmania keeps finding a way, Sydney sits on top after two big road wins, and with home teams 0-8 this round, is NBL27 the most even season on record?
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Bizarre court drama escalates as $3m fix emerges; Davis’ heartfelt tribute revealed — NBL Daily
The NBL’s ongoing court decal controversy continues to raise concerns over player safety, with the issue extending well beyond Australia as European leagues face similar problems, while a costly alternative could provide a solution.
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Meanwhile, reigning Finals MVP Kendric Davis has opened up about his early-season struggles following an impressive performance against the Perth Wildcats, while also paying tribute to a family member through a heartfelt message.
It has been an ongoing talking point throughout the NBL season, with fans raising concerns almost weekly over the growing number of players slipping on court decals during games, with Perth Wildcats forward Dylan Windler becoming the latest to experience the issue.
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