PRESS RELEASE Effective Immediately For More Information, contact: Don “Moose” Lewis, Commissioner All-American Basketball Alliance @ 404/ 808-9268 email office@AllAmericanBasketball.com All-American Basketball Alliance Announces June 13, 2010 Start ! (Atlanta, Georgia) ( January 19, 2010)- The All-American Basketball Alliance, known as "the AABA", is pleased to announce the start of their regular season beginning June 13, 2010. Markets in the Southern are initially targeted for teams. Qualified team owners, designated as “Licensees” are sought for the following markets including Atlanta, Georgia ; Albany, Georgia ; Augusta, Georgia ; Johnson City, Tennessee ; Chattanooga, Tennessee ; Wilson, North Carolina, Hickory, North Carolina ; Greenville, North Carolina ; Emerald Isle, North Carolina ; Jacksonville, Florida; Hilton Head, South Carolina ; and Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Other cities will be considered based on qualifications of prospective Team Licensees. All games will be taped for television for showing at a later date as well as material for an upcoming documentary. The All-American Basketball Alliance, formed as a "branded" professional basketball league designed to be "fan friendly" and "fan affordable", will be a showcase for players that are not only rookies but also seasoned professionals. It has come to the attention of the principals of the AABA that white basketball players are essentially “shut out” of conventional professional basketball due to the proliferation of non-organized play on the court. With players on other professional teams carrying guns, attacking fans in the stands, and going through the motions of playing the game, fundamentally sound white players are a vanishing species. Fans have spoken to the AABA asking to restore on court sanity to the game of basketball. Their pleas are our mission. Only players that are natural born United States citizens with both parents of Caucasian race are eligible to play in the league. The AABA has the option of having player contracts "transferred" to another team such as the NBA or overseas professional leagues. There will be a thirty-six (36) game schedule along with one (1) rounds of playoffs. Players will wear conventional uniforms and shoes from a bygone era. The majority of each team will be made up of "territorial" players from local colleges with the balance being free agents. Local tryouts will be held shortly in each "AABA" team city. The AABA was formed as a Limited Liability Company with the Managing Partner being the Global Basketball Alliance. Players and coaches receive a percentage of the live gate and season ticket sales. Team Licensees pay only a league licensing fee along with a television production package instead of the customary large franchise/membership fees due to the league being organized as a single entity. For more information on team participation, player tryouts, coaching opportunities, and other positions, please contact the corporate office.

Is there a list similar to this one for the top minor league players?

Congrats to all coach's on list. I watched alot of PBL games this coach Sare did a outstanding job with the team he had no one was over 6'9 and they were the top of reg season. he also coach with Rod Baker so it would be nice to see both of them in the NBA some day

That Bryan Gates is a up and moving coach. I have seen him at several games. He never stops coaching during the game. Never played college ball, but neither did the great Kentucky coach of days gone by.

Ticknor should have been much higher on the list..should have been above Voight and Baker..Excellent coaches list though

Great stuff. Much respect to these coaches. Makes me wonder why other former players trying to coach don't cut their teeth in the minor leagues. It would be invaluable experience. Proud of Michael Ray Richardson for getting his life together and helping others get better.