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US basketballers glad to be in Australia as coronavirus ravages homeland – ABC News
Donald Sloan is one of the NBL’s newest US imports and, after a year that’s taken him from coronavirus-hit China, to Germany and then back home, he admits he’s…
Donald Sloan was just a few hours away from Wuhan when the coronavirus pandemic first began making headlines.
Key points:
- Adelaide 36ers recruit Donald Sloan said Australia’s response to COVID-19 was partly why he wanted to sign on
- The 32-year-old from Louisiana was in China when the virus began spreading
- Other Americans in the team said they were worried about their families in the US
Twelve months later, and just one day out from his first taste of the National Basketball League (NBL), the Adelaide…
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