BASKETBALL/Int'l students protest exclusion from new basketball league draft
07/02/2024 10:15 PM
Eight basketball-playing international students who registered for the 2024 P. LEAGUE+ (PLG) draft appealed to the Taiwan basketball industry on Tuesday to support their right to play in an upcoming new league, after a merger involving two existing leagues impacted their eligibility for the draft.
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