Anonymous
Years ago

2013 SEABL Predictions

As predicted by SEABL.

EAST
Geelong 22 - 6
Bendigo 21 – 7
Dandenong 19 – 9
Frankston 12 – 16
Brisbane 11 -17
Sandringham 10 – 18
Canberra 9 – 19

WEST
Albury 21 – 7
Nunawading 18 – 10
Knox 17 – 11
Hobart 16 – 12
Mt Gambier 14 – 14
Kilsyth 13 – 15
Ballarat 12 – 16
NW Tassie 12 – 16

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Anonymous  
Years ago

west???...south!

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HO  
Years ago

There seems to be some inordinate optimism here, especially seeing last year Canberra won a single game. They really have pumped up their expectations of the bottom half of the ladder....

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Anonymous  
Years ago

rather than just a predicted win/loss for each side, might have been better is they did a graph or cross-check box to see where they actually thought each team would pick up their wins/losses.
That might have given a more accurate result than just the "we think this team will improve and get 8/9/10" wins

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Anonymous  
Years ago

I predict that their predictions are going to be way off.

No way will Albury finish on top of the South Pool & I don't think Canberra will be at the bottom of East pool either with a roster of Dowdell, Gynes, Joyce a quality import (Kings import Corin Henry's college buddy but he started while Corin was a benchie) plus some decent locals.

My bold prediction is that Bendigo Braves will finally take out a title this year with probably the best import pairing in several years plus a much improved Garlepp dominating inside (Tom that is, not the younger brother).

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Frank The Tank  
Years ago

My prediction is that the Mt Gambier Poineers will finish Top 2 in the South in 2013

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Frank The Tank  
Years ago

My prediction is that the Mt Gambier Pioneers
will finish Top 2 in the South in 2013

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SMA  
Years ago

Thunder and Hobart to 1-2 in South.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

I agree Mt Gambier looks to be the big improver in the South conference. Top 2 is a big call but no bigger than putting Albury at #1. That's no going to happen.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Thunder are the Team, they are loaded, 2 Imports, 3 fringe or Ex NBL players.

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Tiger Watcher  
Years ago

Big Improvers: Mt Gambier, Canberra (Both these teams will be harder to beat at home so i expect improvement in there W/L records)

Biggest Declines: Nunawading (Injuries to Conn/Cameron & no bench depth) , Knox (Injuries to Strong/no bench depth)

If both Knox & Nunawading keep there full squad on the court they will make finals but after last year I think both will struggle to keep there key bigs on the court for the full season which will mean both will miss playoff as they lack front court bench depth to cover the injuries.

Bendigo look to be Title faves however i like the balacned look of Geelong.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Bendigo should win it all.

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VP  
Years ago

Any thoughts on the Miners chances this year? I thought they have pretty much lost their whole team from 2012.

Who is left from 2012 & who has been added?

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Green98  
Years ago

Miners have Shaun Bruce, Lucas Walker, and another American import to be added to there young squad,may be more competitive in the 2nd half of the season.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Supercats should take the title this year. Imports are studs and Ash gives them a great interior defender and rebounder. Herbert will be back to full strength and with a year off will be itching to show he I still NBL material.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Ballarat wont be as bad as eveyone predicts. Who knows what side the Spartans are assembling?

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Didn't Albury win it last year? So why is it such a big joke to have them on top when there team has added players. Yes it will be hard for them just like any other team but I don't see why they can't do it... Geelong has best roster in the seabl

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Albury won it last year, but they lost on of their imports, Jazzmarr Ferguson, to Bendigo. Jazzmarr was an All-Star last year and a massive loss for Albury - going to be interesting to see what their new import is like.
And as much as they have added players - they still lack the depth of other top teams

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Albury wont be taken as easily as they were last season. The Bandits have been the perennial easybeats for ever. I reckon that with their new squad last year most coaches completely underestimated how good they could be. Clearly wrong and it certainly wont happen this season. Bendigo should be #1.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Yeah, not even Albury believed they could win the conference title last year, let alone take out the whole thing. They only just made the playoffs based on a countback. Good luck to them trying to defend it but I dubt teams will make the mistake of underestimiating them. They depend too much on their imports, have very ordinary offensive sets & too often go missing on defence. From what I read of him, their new import is good but he's got some big shoes to fill. Unless they can get more out of the rest of their roster like Opacic, Hollis, Duck & deKoeyer I could see them finishing out of the playoffs this season.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Their new import is supposed to be stronger and quicker than Jazz.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

I think the weekend's results clearly show Jazz is the better player although Vann appears capable enough.

Some of those SEABL predictions are looking a bit suspect just as many posting here thought.

I'll say again that no way will Albury finish first in their pool.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Albury wont be #1 this season. The results so far are close but with most of the usual suspects winning.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

I can easily see Albury going 0-5 to start the season.

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