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- Paul Julian James (* 11. September 1964 in Leicester, England) ist ein englischer Basketballtrainer und ehemaliger -spieler. Als Spieler und Trainer war James lange Zeit für die Tigers und deren Nachfolgeverein Heat in der British Basketball League aktiv. Als Spieler gewann er dabei dreimal den Ligapokal „BBL Trophy“ und zweimal den Pokalwettbewerb „National Cup“. Auch seine Trainerkarriere begann der ehemalige englische Nationalspieler bei den Tigers. Erst nach der Wiedergründung der Franchise 2005 als Heat in Guildford stellten sich auch Titelgewinne ein. So gewann James als Trainer der Heat alle Wettbewerbe der BBL zwischen 2007 und 2008 je einmal, wobei er 2007 als Trainer des Jahres der BBL ausgezeichnet wurde. 2009 wurde er Nachfolger von Chuck Evans als Trainer der Worcester Wolves und war 2010 auch als Trainer für die englische Nationalmannschaft bei den „FIBA Commonwealth Championships“ im Rahmen der Commonwealth Games 2010 vorgesehen, nachdem er zuvor bereits englische Jugendauswahlmannschaften trainiert hatte. Das Turnier 2010 wurde schließlich nach Terminkollisionen mit anderen Verpflichtungen der wichtigsten Teilnehmerländer abgesagt. In der Saison 2013/14 gewann James mit den Wolves in den BBL-Play-offs deren ersten Titel in dieser Spielklasse. (de)
- Paul Julian James (born 11 September 1964) is a former professional basketball player and current head coach of the British Basketball League (BBL) team Plymouth City Patriots. Born in Leicester, England, James' career in basketball started out as a player for his hometown team Leicester All-Stars. He made his league debut on 26 September 1981, just weeks after his 17th birthday, against local rivals Nottingham. He enjoyed seven successful years at the All-Stars (now known as Riders) before moving south to sign for Bracknell Tigers in 1988. After nine years as a player, James was then promoted head coach of the Tigers in 1997, a position he retained until 2005 when the franchise was pulled from the league. However, he was soon offered the coaching position of Guildford Heat, a club established by fans of the former Tigers to take their place in the BBL. In just two seasons, James led the new franchise to fifth place in their rookie season and a League and Cup double in 2007, an achievement for the club, for which he was awarded BBL Coach of the Year 2007. The proceeding season saw James lead the Heat into its first European adventure, competing in the ULEB Cup, however a disappointing campaign finished 0-10 in a Group that contained the likes of DKV Joventut, Alba Berlin and BC Šiauliai. The 2008-2009 season was one of financial struggle for Guildford, and as a cost-cutting measure confirmed that James's contract would not be renewed at the end of the season. Thus leading to the appointment of Chad McKnight, a former player under James at the Heat, as the new player/coach of the Guildford team. On 7 December 2009 it was announced that James was appointed as the new head coach of Worcester Wolves following the resignation of Chuck Evans. On 29 January 2010 it was announced that James was appointed as head coach of the England men's team. On 10 August 2021, it was announced that James was appointed as inaugural head coach of the Plymouth City Patriots a new franchise for the 2021–22 BBL season. (en)
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- Paul Julian James (* 11. September 1964 in Leicester, England) ist ein englischer Basketballtrainer und ehemaliger -spieler. Als Spieler und Trainer war James lange Zeit für die Tigers und deren Nachfolgeverein Heat in der British Basketball League aktiv. (de)
- Paul Julian James (born 11 September 1964) is a former professional basketball player and current head coach of the British Basketball League (BBL) team Plymouth City Patriots. Born in Leicester, England, James' career in basketball started out as a player for his hometown team Leicester All-Stars. He made his league debut on 26 September 1981, just weeks after his 17th birthday, against local rivals Nottingham. He enjoyed seven successful years at the All-Stars (now known as Riders) before moving south to sign for Bracknell Tigers in 1988. (en)
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