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Global Basketball Association

GBA membership chronology

1991-1992

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1992-1993

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GBA franchises by season

Note: * indicates a franchise that disbanded or relocated after that season

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GBA arenas 1991-92 - 1992-93

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GBA yearly standings 1991-92 - 1992-93

1991-92 GBA

GBA first round

• Music City defeated Huntsville 2 games to 1
• Mid-Michigan defeated Louisville who withdrew due to financial problems
• Greenville defeated Albany who withdrew due to financial problems
• Fayetteville defeated Greensboro

GBA Semifinals

• Greenville (W), Fayetteville (L)
• Greenville 119, Fayetteville 92
• Greenville 95, Fayetteville 93
• Greenville 117, Fayetteville 103
• Music City defeated Mid-Michigan 4 games to 3
• Mid-Michigan ?, Music City ?
• Mid-Michigan 123, Music City 103
• Music City 96, Mid-Michigan 93
• Mid-Michigan ?, Music City ?
• Mid-Michigan ?, Music City ?
• Mid-Michigan 112, Music City 102
• Music City 105, Mid-Michigan 95

GBA finals

• Greenville 128, Music City 126
• Music City 100, Greenville 94
• Greenville 114, Music City 103
• Music City 103, Greenville 101
• Music City 103, Greenville 100
• Music City 106, Greenville 104

Note: Louisville disbanded after three games

The League disbanded Dec92 before the end of the season

GBA award winners 1991-92

• GBA all-star game GAME MVP 1991-92
  • Lloyd Daniels, GRG
• GBA all-league 1991-92
  • John Crotty, GRS
  • Reggie Fox, MMI
  • Willie McDuffie, GRS
  • Danny Pearson, GRS
  • Lloyd Daniels, GCG
  • Mike Ratliff, HUN
  • Joey Wright, MEM/PHS
  • Alfredrick Hughes, LOU
  • Jerome Harmon, LOU
• GBA all-defensive 1991-92
  • David Harris, HUN
  • Sean Gay, GCG
  • James Martin, FAY
  • Paris McCurdy, MMI
  • Lorenzo Williams, FAY