32-13

1qtr ended

nigeria 21 cameroon 7

2nd qtr

35 to 15

Nigeria 43-23 Cameroon

Nigeria 46-23 Cameroon
2nd quarter. Less than 2 mins left

Halftime:
Nigeria 49-23 Cameroon

End of 3rd quarter:
Nigeria 72-33 Cameroon

101 - 39

Whitewashing

39:106

FT: Nigeria 106-39 Cameroon

With this resounding victory, D’Tigress have won group B, and are through to the quarter finals

PDPGuy:
FT: Nigeria 106-39 Cameroon

This girls are wicked o

Waoh! That's an interesting one. Kudos to our girls.

Olulong:



This girls are wicked o

They know how to shatter the opponents’ spirits

Until they prove themselves in the world proper and also against Senegal (won 11 titles against Nigeria's 3), I won't really say they have arrived.

somehow:
Until they prove themselves in the world proper and also against Senegal (won 11 titles against Nigeria's 3), I won't really say they have arrived.

They beat Senegal in the 2017 final by 17 points; and reached the quarterfinals of last year’s World Cup, losing to the US at that stage. I’d also say they are looking good for a 4th African title.
D’Tigress are right there amongst the world’s best teams.

D’Tigress will face either Cape Verde or DRC in the quarterfinals on Thursday..

PDPGuy:

They beat Senegal in the 2017 final by 17 points; and reached the quarterfinals of last year’s World Cup, losing to the US at that stage. I’d also say they are looking good for a 4th African title.
D’Tigress are right there amongst the world’s best teams.

Bro, Senegal is ahead of us on FIBA ranking.


We are not ranked among the best 15

Do you know how many times they have beaten us? H2H

Yes we tried at the world stage in the last 3 years.. Hopefully we will perform better than last year.

PDPGuy:

I’m using a paid subscription

Please which sub is this.. Is Startimes showing the game? Have you confirmed?

PDPGuy:
D’Tigress will face either Cape Verde or DRC in the quarterfinals on Thursday..

Please if it's possible, can you please post the stats as well. Big ups for this thread, just coming across it. Keep up the good work

Njong our (Cam) led the scoring with 16 points, while Amukamara led the Nigerian scoring with 14 points.
Cameroon only converted 20% of their 2-point attempts, Nigeria concerted 65% of their two-point attempts

Meanwhile D'tigers are in Lagos for the next phase of their world cup preparation. They played 4 games while in America. won 3 and lost 1

44 players were invited for the first training phase .now it's 15. .

The squad:

*Point Guards
Uzoh Benjamin Chukwukelo (CB Caballeros de Culican)
Ireogbu Ike (Science City Jena, Germany)


*Shooting Guards
Okogie Joshua Aloiye (Minnesota Timberwolves, NBA)
Nwamu Ike (Sioux Falls Skyforce, NBA)
Nwora Jordan Ifeanyi (University of Louisville, USA)
Vincent Nnamdi Gabriel (Stockton Kings, NBA)


*Small Forwards
Aminu Al Farouq (Portland Trail Blazers, NBA)
Stanley Okoye (Tecnyconta Zaragoza, Spain)


*Power Forward
Diogu Ikechukwu Somto (Bayaman Vaqueros, Puerto Rico)
Zanna Talib (Montakit Fuenlabrada, Spain)
Ekpe Udoh (Utah Jazz, NBA)
Aminu Abdul Alade (Capitanies de Arecibo, Puerto Rico)
Chimezie Metu (San Antonio Spurs, NBA)


*Centre
Michael Eric (Darussafaka, Turkey)
Akindele Jeleel Ayodeji (Hapoel SP Tel-Aviv, Israel)

Danielnino00:
Meanwhile D'tigers are in Lagos for the next phase of their world cup preparation. They played 4 games while in America. won 3 and lost 1

44 players were invited for the first training phase .now it's 15. .

The squad:

*Point Guards
Uzoh Benjamin Chukwukelo (CB Caballeros de Culican)
Ireogbu Ike (Science City Jena, Germany)


*Shooting Guards
Okogie Joshua Aloiye (Minnesota Timberwolves, NBA)
Nwamu Ike (Sioux Falls Skyforce, NBA)
Nwora Jordan Ifeanyi (University of Louisville, USA)
Vincent Nnamdi Gabriel (Stockton Kings, NBA)


*Small Forwards
Aminu Al Farouq (Portland Trail Blazers, NBA)
Stanley Okoye (Tecnyconta Zaragoza, Spain)


*Power Forward
Diogu Ikechukwu Somto (Bayaman Vaqueros, Puerto Rico)
Zanna Talib (Montakit Fuenlabrada, Spain)
Ekpe Udoh (Utah Jazz, NBA)
Aminu Abdul Alade (Capitanies de Arecibo, Puerto Rico)
Chimezie Metu (San Antonio Spurs, NBA)


*Centre
Michael Eric (Darussafaka, Turkey)
Akindele Jeleel Ayodeji (Hapoel SP Tel-Aviv, Israel)

Awesome list.. Good to see our guys from the NBA back doing their thing for us (notably Okogie, who was terrific for the Wolves). Almost all of the guys on the list play out of the country, what's happening with the guys from our Nigerian Basketball league?

Our team looks strong and the tournament is more open I must say, as almost all the teams stand a chance. If our boys can hold their own against Canada in a friendly, Canada with Nick Nurse as coach, then we at least can spring surprises. I don't see any clear favorite yet. Team USA is strong as usual, but this is the weakest USA team I have even seen, tho Pop is coaching them. What do you think?

KNIGHTBlaed:


Awesome list.. Good to see our guys from the NBA back doing their thing for us (notably Okogie, who was terrific for the Wolves). Almost all of the guys on the list play out of the country, what's happening with the guys from our Nigerian Basketball league?

Our team looks strong and the tournament is more open I must say, as almost all the teams stand a chance. If our boys can hold their own against Canada in a friendly, Canada with Nick Nurse as coach, then we at least can spring surprises. I don't see any clear favorite yet. Team USA is strong as usual, but this is the weakest USA team I have even seen, tho Pop is coaching them. What do you think?

TBH, I was surprised with their performance against Canada. add to the fact that they beat Dominican republic twice in San Domingo... I'm confident they will do well at the world cup .may even make quarter final...
As for USA, they still remain favorites o..regardless of how weak their squad may be.. I hope we avoid them

Danielnino00:
Meanwhile D'tigers are in Lagos for the next phase of their world cup preparation. They played 4 games while in America. won 3 and lost 1

44 players were invited for the first training phase .now it's 15. .

The squad:

*Point Guards
Uzoh Benjamin Chukwukelo (CB Caballeros de Culican)
Ireogbu Ike (Science City Jena, Germany)


*Shooting Guards
Okogie Joshua Aloiye (Minnesota Timberwolves, NBA)
Nwamu Ike (Sioux Falls Skyforce, NBA)
Nwora Jordan Ifeanyi (University of Louisville, USA)
Vincent Nnamdi Gabriel (Stockton Kings, NBA)


*Small Forwards
Aminu Al Farouq (Portland Trail Blazers, NBA)
Stanley Okoye (Tecnyconta Zaragoza, Spain)


*Power Forward
Diogu Ikechukwu Somto (Bayaman Vaqueros, Puerto Rico)
Zanna Talib (Montakit Fuenlabrada, Spain)
Ekpe Udoh (Utah Jazz, NBA)
Aminu Abdul Alade (Capitanies de Arecibo, Puerto Rico)
Chimezie Metu (San Antonio Spurs, NBA)


*Centre
Michael Eric (Darussafaka, Turkey)
Akindele Jeleel Ayodeji (Hapoel SP Tel-Aviv, Israel)

Wow, no Emegano, Mbamalu, Obekpa,

KNIGHTBlaed:


Awesome list.. Good to see our guys from the NBA back doing their thing for us (notably Okogie, who was terrific for the Wolves). Almost all of the guys on the list play out of the country, what's happening with the guys from our Nigerian Basketball league?

Our team looks strong and the tournament is more open I must say, as almost all the teams stand a chance. If our boys can hold their own against Canada in a friendly, Canada with Nick Nurse as coach, then we at least can spring surprises. I don't see any clear favorite yet. Team USA is strong as usual, but this is the weakest USA team I have even seen, tho Pop is coaching them. What do you think?

Haven't seen the USA team, but still, they're going to be the favourites whatever team they take.

Pardon me, is it 12 or 15 men that would be taken to FIBA?

steady986:
Pardon me, is it 12 or 15 men that would be taken to FIBA?

12

steady986:
Pardon me, is it 12 or 15 men that would be taken to FIBA?

It’s 12 players. Three more will be dropped

D’Tigers are good enough to advance to, at least, the quarter finals. Funny enough, if they finish 2nd in their group, they could face the United States in the semifinals!

DRC are presently leading Cape Verde with 26 points in the fourth quarter of their game. So, it’s now pretty much confirmed that D’Tigress will face DRC in the quarter finals

somehow:


Bro, Senegal is ahead of us on FIBA ranking.


We are not ranked among the best 15

Do you know how many times they have beaten us? H2H

Yes we tried at the world stage in the last 3 years.. Hopefully we will perform better than last year.

The Senegalese you're hyping that have won the tourney 11 times, what have they done at the World stage? Nada! We're the only African team to ever reach the quarter final.