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This is just a basic layout so far--nothing more than a data dump at this point, really, but please check the following links out:

http://www.angelfire.com/pa5/indoorfoot ... teams.html - through the 2013-2014 season (many teams missing and will be added to the list)
http://www.angelfire.com/pa5/indoorfoot ... teams.html (will be current in a matter of 1-2 days)
http://www.angelfire.com/pa5/indoorfoot ... teams.html (current through last year, updating now)

Writing up team page lists for all of my USBL and IBl/IBA data as well.
NBL-Canada stuff is in the works, as well. This is a multi-year project. Turbocamyes, if you're out there still, thanks man for all the ABA help! If you have 2014-2015 and/or 2015-2016 data, let me know...

http://www.angelfire.com/pa5/indoorfoot ... teams.html

USBL team histories

[quote=""PIONEERSFAN101""]Turbocamyes, if you're out there still, thanks man for all the ABA help! If you have 2014-2015 and/or 2015-2016 data, let me know...[/quote]

I'm still here, though I'm winding things down. Once the spring and summer leagues finish I'll be officially retired. I can send whatever you're looking for. My email is timlgravy@gmail.com, just let me know what else you need.

Clearly the work you've completed is exceptional and sorely needed. You may want to contact http://www.APBR.org at judco12000@yahoo.com. Their site is in need of some updating. Also, Robert Bradley, author of The Compendium of Professional Basketball, is always a good source. And I can't say enough about the work Chuck Miller has done--he's pretty much blazed the trail for the rest of us to follow.

Tim

It looks like the NEBA is playing its spring season and I was able to find a schedule on the Carolina Prestige site. The two sites [http://www.nebamovement.com and http://nebahayes.stage.basketballshift.com/news] listed for the league appear to be unavailable. Do you happen to know of a current league site or Facebook site that might have results and standings?

Apparently the league will have a new site up this week, I'll post a link as soon as I have it.

And don't forget about EIBA (www.eibaglobal.com) and UPBA (www.upba.us).

EIBA has their initial season starting in a week or so, the site has been up for a few months and if you check the site on the 1st, there might be some news or a schedule up. UPBA is starting in 2017.

Dave

Interesting--looks like the UPBA's first team is the Kansas City Soul, which was previously listed as a Central Division team in the EIBA.

It goes to show the semi pro mentality of the league and or ownership only a semi pro mindset commits and de-commits to be in one league then after a few whispers in the ear well we are going over here to this other league, nothing comes easy and has to be built these rookie owners think its already in place when they show up many with no sports experience (both ways league and ownership) but they have all the answers ah the more things change the more they stay the same, this level of the sport of basketball have yet to figure out its niche and where they really can fit into the landscape.....

[quote=""Dan K""]Interesting--looks like the UPBA's first team is the Kansas City Soul, which was previously listed as a Central Division team in the EIBA.[/quote]

If you notice, there are a lot of US teams that are missing from the time that there were 3 divisions listed. Also less international teams too.

Dave

If anyone is interested, please check out the EIBA website at http://www.eibaglobal.com

This is what happens when you don't pay the website designer (in this case, me).

Dave