Um. Don't you mean 5'12"?
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Per the roster sheet, no. Their tallest players are listed at 6 feet.
Um. Don't you mean 5'12"?
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6' is used when converting from metric. 5'12" is used when converting from Hartley units.
Hey...I just post the link. No idea as to how FIBA determines when 5'12" and 6" should be used.
FIBA has both 5'12" and 6' listed for players on Japan's roster page. This takes away from the fun in taking shots at FIBA for how they report player heights
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How many degrees Kelvin is that?FIBA has both 5'12" and 6' listed for players on Japan's roster page. This takes away from the fun in taking shots at FIBA for how they report player heights
You're asking someone who lives in a country that uses imperial and metric in a loosy goosey manner, not to mention the British spelling of words for English. Don't expect me to be able to answer this question!
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Congratulations to Nigeria! Their first win at the Olympics in 20 years and it's against the Opals of Australia. Haven't read the boxscore that closely however turnovers and frees throws look to be the culprits.
Turnovers - Australia had 26 compared to 15 for Nigeria.
Free Throws - Australia was 8/18 compared to Nigeria's 18/21.
If you have Peacock, you may be able to. The Canada-France game was streamed there I recall. Wouldn't recommend watching the Canada-France game however. Canada fell apart in the 2nd and never recovered.
Or shooters.
McBride for Plum probably makes the most sense if you were going to make a change imo.
Seems to have cleaned it up in the second with a lot of switching. The biggest issue are probably A'ja and BG's struggles defending guards on the perimeter, but not much you can do about that.
