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	Andrew Gaze, Australia ...player profiles by Interbasket
		Andrew Gaze has played in a record five Olympic Games, he is the highest point scorer in Olympic history, he has played in four world championships and is the second highest point scorer in world championship history.
		Andrew has also had two stints in the American NBA, he was a member of an NBA Championship winning team with the San Antonio Spurs, he attended college at Seton Hall where he led the team to the NCAA final, and he has played professionally in Greece and Italy.
		Andrew Gaze's premature gray hair would suggest that he is stressed out or constantly anxious, but that couldn't be further than the truth as evidenced by his calm, gentle demeanor on the court and unshakeable jumpshot.
	www.interbasket.net /players/gaze.htm (932 words)

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	Andrew Gaze - Definition, explanation
		Son of Australian basketball stalwart Lindsay Gaze, Andrew played in the NBL at age 18, before playing a season of U.S college basketball at Seton Hall, where he led his team to the 1989 NCAA finals, losing in overtime to Michigan.
		Gaze had another short stint in the NBA in 1998-99 with the San Antonio Spurs, but spent most of his time sitting on the bench and was injured for the latter part of the season.
		Whilst Gaze never had a steady NBA career, unlike Chicago Bulls centre Luc Longley, notwithstanding that he is still regarded by many Australians as their best-ever male basketballer (Lauren Jackson is arguably the best female player in the world).
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/a/an/andrew_gaze.php (408 words)

	Memorable Gaze into the past - BasketballFeatures - Sport - theage.com.au
		The milestones were many, but more than the points and honours Gaze accumulated, I enjoyed his alley-oops with Lanard Copeland, his courtside bear hug with Lindsay on winning the 1993 championship in Perth, one 1990s last quarter when he destroyed South East Melbourne Magic, and so much more.
		Lindsay Gaze was finished as a player and already an established coach and a key administrator when I met him.
		He is not as extroverted as Andrew, but has been just as accommodating to the media as he built the sport's profile.
	www.theage.com.au /news/BasketballFeatures/Memorable-Gaze-into-the-past/2005/05/12/1115843310006.html (936 words)

	Andrew Gaze
		Son of Australian basketball stalwart Lindsay Gaze, Andrew played in the NBL at age 18, before playing a season of U.S college basketball at Seton Hall, where he led his team to the 1989 NCAA finals, losing in overtime to Michigan.
		Gaze had another short stint in the NBA in 1998-99 with the San Antonio Spurs, but spent most of his time sitting on the bench and was injured for the latter part of the season.
		Whilst Gaze never had a steady NBA career, unlike Chicago Bulls centre Luc Longley, notwithstanding that he is still regarded by many Australians as our best-ever basketballer, and it is believed that he would have been a solid contributor in the NBA had he played there at his peak.
	www.fact-index.com /a/an/andrew_gaze.html (372 words)

	Melbourne Tigers Basketball Club (Site not responding. Last check: )
		One of Andrew Gaze's hallmarks, amid all the individual statistics and awards of a brilliant career, was his attitude.
		Lindsay Gaze's influence has stayed with Maddock throughout his life as a basketballer and a person, particularly as a parent, whose philosophies were shaped by his basketball teammate, coach and mentor.
		Such was Gaze's devotion to spreading the basketball gospel, he followed the example of his mentor Ken Watson and got kids of all demographics involved.
	www.tigers.com.au /articles/features/001.php (1461 words)

	Sports Card World: Tribute to Andrew Gaze (Part 1)
		Gaze senior joked that his retirement had been the subject of much speculation as far back as 1992, and it had become something of an annual event ever since.
		Overall, the Gaze press conference was so typical of the way the Gaze family had conducted itself on and off the court for almost fifty years......effective, straight to the point, dignified, and down to earth.........
		Andrew was beginning to showcase his enormous talent, particularly his ability to read the play and shoot accurately from either inside or from the perimeter.
	users.chariot.net.au /~byoung/gaze1.htm (3811 words)

	Andrew Gaze
		Andrew Gaze (born July 24, 1965 in Melbourne, Victoria) is Australia's best known basketball player, and undoubtedly one of its most successful.
		Son of Australian basketball stalwart Lindsay Gaze, Andrew began a stellar career in the NBL at age 18, being named Rookie of the year in 1984.
		Whilst Gaze never had a steady NBA career like Chicago Bulls center Luc Longley, Gaze's superlative domestic record, not to mention an affable personality, fixed him in the public mind as the face of Australian basketball through the 1990s and early 2000s.
	www.danceage.com /biography/sdmc_Andrew_Gaze (602 words)

	Speaker Andrew Gaze Full Biography - Speakers Bureau @ ICMI
		Gaze is a dual NBL Championship player whose greatest honour - being the Flag Bearer and Team Captain for the Australian team at the Sydney Olympics - was richly deserved.
		The highlight of Andrew’s final Olympic campaign was the honour bestowed upon him of the role of flag bearer and Captain of the Australian Olympic Team.
		Andrew is one of this country’s true icons and undoubtedly one of Australia’s most recognisable and popular sporting identities.
	www.icmi.com.au /Speaker/Sports/Andrew_Gaze/Biography (613 words)

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		Lindsay Gaze is a member of the Australian Basketball Hall of Fame as both a player and coach and an associate member of the Sport Australia Hall of Fame.
		Lindsay Gaze was born in Adelaide in August, 1936, the son of Albert J. Gaze and Avis M. Gaze.
		Gaze soon established himself as one of Australia's leading basketballers establishing an international reputation when he was selected as a member of the All-Star Five in the 1962 World Championships.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Lindsay_Gaze (695 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Son of Australian basketball stalwart Lindsay Gaze, Andrew began a stellar career in the NBL at age 18, being named Rookie of the year in 1984.
		Gaze also excelled at the international arena, playing in a total of five Olympic Games with the Boomers and led them to their best performance, fourth at the 1996 Summer Olympics.
		In July 2007, Gaze was approached by the Australian Labor Party to stand as their candidate in a by-election for the Electoral district of Albert Park.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Andrew_Gaze (692 words)

	Sports Card World: Tribute to Andrew Gaze (Part 2)
		In all, Andrew Gaze played 612 NBL games for the Tigers and is the League’s all-time points leader with 18,908 points at a staggering average of almost 31 ppg.
		Gaze was named in the NBL All-Star Game in 1989 and also from 1991 to 1997.
		Gaze was NBL leader in free throw percentage in 1995 and 2001-2003.
	users.chariot.net.au /~byoung/gaze2.htm (1870 words)

	ABC Online News - Athletes: Andrew Gaze
		Sydney will be the fifth and final Olympic campaign for Andrew Gaze as a player, the crowning glory in the career of a man widely considered to be the greatest basketballer Australia has ever produced.
		Gaze played a peripheral, but nonetheless important, part in the first ever NBA championship for the San Antonio Spurs, earning himself a championship ring.
		Gaze senior went on to coach the Australian team, taking them to the Olympics in 1972, 1976, 1980 and 1984 - the year Andrew made his Olympic debut.
	www.abc.net.au /news/olympics/athletes/gaze.htm (914 words)

	PM - Lindsay and Andrew Gaze retire
		Lindsay Gaze is now pursuing a career as an ambassador for Victorian exports to China, while Andrew plans to take up some kind of role behind the scenes in the sport that he loves so much.
		ANDREW GAZE: No. I think that it's just a situation of co-incidence more than it is any set schedule in the way that it's worked out.
		ANDREW GAZE: The commitment of say, an NBL coach, is something that I don't want to get involved in immediately, but maybe down the track that could be an option, but right now I haven't really given it too much thought.
	www.abc.net.au /pm/content/2005/s1367453.htm (907 words)

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	www.andrew-roberts.net /pages/books/reviews/napoleon_and_wellington_reviews.htm (782 words)

	NAB - Andrew Gaze
		Andrew has been named as the NBL's greatest player for the past 25 years (December 2003) and was the winner of the NBL Most Valuable Player Award a record seven times. In January 2004 he broke Leroy Loggins' record for the most games played in the NBL (567).
		Andrew was named Rookie of the Year when he made his debut with the Melbourne Tigers in 1984 and following that led the team to two National titles.
		At the Sydney Olympics, Andrew was rewarded for his contribution to Basketball and the Olympics by being named as the captain of the Australian Olympic Team and flag bearer for Australian Team at the opening ceremony.
	www.national.com.au /About_Us/0,,81155,00.html (429 words)

	ABC Sport - Sport - Gazes end stellar careers (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Gaze's father Lindsay has also announced he is stepping down as coach of the Melbourne Tigers, having guided the club in all of its 22 years in the National Basketball League (NBL).
		Andrew Gaze, who turns 40 in July, played 612 NBL games for the Tigers and is the competition's all-time points leader with 18,908 points.
		Andrew Gaze starred during Seton Hall's run to the American college basketball final in 1989 and has a National Basketball Association championship ring after playing a bench role with the San Antonio Spurs 10 years later.
	www.bananasinpyjamas.com /cgi-bin/common/printfriendly.pl?http://www.abc.net.au/sport/content/200505/s1367369.htm (353 words)

	Andrew Gaze / claxton speakers / speaker profile
		In 1993 Andrew realised one of his lifelong dreams, when he captained the Melbourne Tigers to victory in the NBL Grand Final.
		Andrew again led the NBL scoring table and capped 1997 off by winning his second NBL championship, his 10th NBL scoring title and yet another NBL MVP award.
		On the court, Andrew Gaze is the most decorated basketball player in the country, one of Australia’s most recognisable and popular sporting identities.
	www.claxtonspeakers.com.au /speakers_profile/507 (384 words)

	Andrew Gaze Player File: Tigers
		Andrew grew up next to the Albert Park Basketball Stadium, and ever since he was a small child he has played basketball.
		And even when Andrew Gaze reached the NBL level These accusations are laughed at nowadays along with the people who made them.
		Gaze is a chgampion in the true sense of the word.
	members.tripod.com /~NBLonfire10/gaze.html (263 words)

	NBL > Tigers > History
		One of Australiaâs greatest ever sportsmen, Andrew Gazeâs NBL career is unlikely to be matched in the foreseeable future.
		Andrewâs father, Lindsay Gaze, was head coach of the Tigers from when they began league play in 1984 until the end of the 2004/05 season and led the club to championship success in 1993 and 1997.
		Gaze, Bradtke and Copeland formed the core of Melbourneâs success for the past decade but following the Gazes' retirement and Bradtke and Copeland's move to Brisbane a new team will emerge in 2005/06.
	www.nbl.com.au /default.aspx?s=tigers_history (351 words)

	Basketball Australia
		Lindsay and Andrew Gaze retired from the Melbourne Tigers this year after a cumlative 44 years with the team in the NBL.
		Andrew was selected to captian the entire Australian Olympic team at his final Games, and carried the flag into the Opening Ceremony in front of 100,000 adoring fans and many millions more on television.
		Andrew and Lindsay Gaze were among 11 legends of the Australian game inducted into the Basketball Australia Hall of Fame on its inaguration in 2004.
	www.basketball.net.au /FS_extra.asp?id=8687&OrgID=1 (483 words)

	Andrew Gaze (Site not responding. Last check: )
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	muhlifain.utwig.com /article/andrew%20gaze.html (325 words)

	CNNSI.com - Olympic Sports - Aussies stare down defeat and now Gaze at a medal - September 28, 2000 08:16 AM - - (Site not responding. Last check: )
		What Gaze did was send a noisy crowd to a fever pitch to inspire his team to hold off Italy and ensure the Aussies will play for an Olympic medal, something they have never won in basketball, coming as close as fourth in 1996.
		Gaze learned from his father Lindsay, 64, who played for Australia at the 1960, 1964 and 1968 Olympics and coached the Aussies at the 1972, 1976, 1980 and 1984 Games - the last of those teams including his son Andrew, then 19.
		Gaze had a three-point play and sank two free throws with 98 seconds remaining to cut the Italian edge to 62-61.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /olympics/newswire/2000/09/28/355272101605_afp (700 words)

	NBL ON FIRE
		In the third quarter Andrew Gaze started to take over, he passed 30 late in the quarter and the Kings seemes helpless on the defensive end.
		Andrew Gaze, Mark Bradtke and in particular Marcus Timmons killed the Kings early and jumped to an a huge 18 point lead, 98-80.
		Andrew Gaze was the Game M.V.P with 41 points while Marcus Timmons had 22 including the dunk of the year (in the highlights section below).
	members.tripod.com /~NBLonfirere/tigersvskings1.html (434 words)

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