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FORMER WBA PLAYERS

 

Detrick
White

6'1" , 184 lbs.

Guard

Alma: Connors State/Mississippi State

BIO

2005 WBA Co-Defensive Player of the Year
Detrick White WBA ACCOLADES
2005 WBA Defensive Player of the Year (PG)
2005 SECOND-TEAM ALL-WBA (PG)
2006 FOURTH-TEAM ALL-WBA (G)
WBA Teams
2004 Season

WBA RUNNER-UP

Jackson Rage
Jackson, Mississippi
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2005 Season

WBA RUNNER-UP

Mississippi Hardhats
Hattiesburg, Mississippi
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2006 Season
Mississippi Hardhats
Hattiesburg, Mississippi
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Detrick White Player Photos
Detrick White drives versus Rome Gladiators Jamario Moon
Player News
Rome hangs on to Capture WBA Championship

Wednesday, July 6, 2005 12:00 pm

On Saturday night at the Winthrop-King Centre, the Rome Gladiators went from worst to first. Rome held off the Mississippi HardHats 103-100 to win the World Basketball Association championship

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WBA Announces All-Decade Teams

The WBA Exposure League has named it's All-Decade Teams of former stars and coaches highlighted by players Josh Powell, Jamario Moon, MaJic Dorsey, and more+

Best Team
Rome Gladiators

BACK-TO-BACK CHAMPIONS

Best GM

Theo Ratliff

1st Team WBA All-Decade Team

Dorsey

Hannah

Moon

Powell

Davis

Austin

Point Guard
Combo Guard
Small Forward
Power Forward
Forward
Center

2nd Team WBA All-Decade Team

Young

Grundy

Allen

Puckett

Saunders

Tucker

Point Guard
Combo Guard
Combo Guard
Small Forward
Power Forward
Center


FORMER WBA PLAYERS

F
6'8"
Arkansas State
W
6'0"
Bronx Manhattan Community College, NY
G
5'8"
Jackson State
F
6'8"
Macon State
PG
5'9"
Eau Claire High School
G
6'0"
Lee College/North Dakota
F
6'8"
Ole Miss
C
6'11"
Oklahoma
G
6'3"
Emporia State
F
6'11"
Evansville
F
6'6"
Carver Bible College
F
6'5"
Lipscomb
G
6'4"
Tennessee State/Georgia
G
6'1"
Model HS
SF
6'11"
Mississippi State
F
6'9"
Nicholls St.
F
6'6"
Clemson University
F
6'8"
South Florida
G
6'4"
Brunswick CC
G
6'1"
Life College
F
6'6"
Wallace ST
C
6'9"
Charleston
F
6'10"
Georgia State
F
6'9"
Wichita State
F
6'7"
Mid Michigan Destroyers (PBL)
C
6'10"
Middle Tennessee State
SG
6'2"
Wofford College
C
6'10"
Morehouse
G
6'4"
Jacksonville State
PG
5'11"
Ashland University
F
6'8"
Albany State
PG
5'5"
Jacksonville State University
C
6'8"
Anderson University
F
6'9"
Alabama
SG
6'2"
Garden State
CG
6'4"
Paine College
F
6'7"
Kennesaw State
SF
6'3"
Alderson Broaddus
F
6'7"
Georgia State
G
6'1"
Rust College
SG
6'1"
University of Maryland
SG
6'3"
Clark Atlanta
SG
6'7"
Miles College
G
6'4"
Clark Atlanta U
F
6'10"
Oklahoma State
G
6'4"
North Georgia
F
6'6"
Bethune-Cookman
G
5'10"
Mississippi State
G
6'3"
Crichton College
C
7'1"
Mississippi State
G
6'7"
Valdosta State
6'7"
Paine College
G
6'2"
Beaver County (PA)
C
6'9"
Xavier
F
6’4
Montana
G
6'4"
Georgia Tech
CG
6'4"
Albany State
PF
6'8"
Alabama State
G
6'3"
I.U. East
F
6’11
Martin Method College
G
6'1"
North Dakota State
F
6'10"
Kennessaw State
C
6'7"
Southern Weslyan University
G
6'5"
Utah State
C
6'10"
Mississippi Valley Univ.
C
6'11"
Mississippi Valley State
C
Shelton State Community College
F
6'5"
Murray State
C
7'2"
Mercyhurst College
C
6'10"
Auburn
SF
6'5"
Georgia State
G
6'4"
Austin Peay State
G
6'5"
North Texas
SG
6'3"
Tennessee Tech University
6'8"
St. Joseph College of Maine
SG
6'2"
Maryland Marvels
G
6'6"
Coahoma CC
G
6'4"
Sacramento State
PG
6'3"
Czech Republic
PF
6'8"
Stillman College
G
6'2"
Georgia/Middle Tennessee State
SF
6'5"
Brewton-Parker College
PG
5'8"
Alice Lloyd College
G
6'0"
Clover HS
C
6'9"
Duquesne
F
6'6"
Tennessee Martin
PG
6'1"
Brevard Community College (FL)/ Southern Indiana
6'2"
Denmark Tech
G
6'6"
Jacksonville State
PF
6'6"
Creak Side High
G
6'5"
University of Charleston
F
6'6"
Sioux Falls
G
6'1"
Blue Mountain
G
6'0"
North Carolina A&T
G
5'9"
Georgia State
F
6'8"
Morehouse
SG
6'3"
Winston-Salem
G
5'10"
Wisconsin Milwaukee
G
6'6"
Ole Miss
G
6'6"
Indian River CC
6'10"
Claflin University
PF
6'7"
Western Kentucky/Tuskegee
6'6"
Baerum (NOR)
G
6'3"
Oklahoma State
C
6'11"
Tuskegee
6'4"
Clayton State
6'6"
Salem International University
SF
6'5"
Ashland University
G
6'1"
Belmont Abbey
F
6'6"
Tennessee State
G
6'5"
Delta College
F
6'6"
University of Memphis
PG
6'3"
NC State
G
6'3"
Middle Tennessee State
SF
6'3"
Alice Lloyd College
F
6'6"
Virginia Tech
CG
6'1"
Chipola College/Missouri
F
6'7"
West Georgia College
F
6'11"
Paine College
SG
6'1"
Toccoa Falls
PG
6'3"
Campbell University
C
6'9"
Tuskegee
F
6'4"
S. Mississippi
F
6'7"
S. Mississippi
F
6'8"
Tennessee
G
6'3"
Livingstone College
G
5'11"
Lon Morris Junior College
SF
6'5"
Southern Poly Tech. College
F
6'6"
Ole Miss
G
6'5"
Cornell
G
6'5"
Kennesaw State
F
6'8"
Tennessee State
G
6'5"
North Carolina A&T
F/C
6'11"
Lithonia HS
G
6'2"
Huntingdon College
6'3"
West Georgia College
G
5'11"
Kennesaw State/Western Kentucky
C
6'10"
Univ. of Illiniois
G
6'5"
Alabama A&M
F
6'6"
Oklahoma City
G
6'2"
So. Polytechnic St.
G
6'4"
Alcorn State
C
7'0"
University of Georgia
F
6'8"
Stephen F. Austin
G
6'5"
Oklahoma Wesleyan U
SF
6'4"
Southern Poly Tech State University
F
6'9"
North Texas
G
6'4"
Livingston College
F
6'5"
Itawamba CC
G
6'3"
Miles College
PF
6'8"
Livingstone
PF
6'8"
Southern Polytechincal University
C
6'8"
Emporia State
PF
6’7
Washburn University
G
Albany State
SF
6'6"
ASA College
G
6'2"
Texas College
F
6'9"
Life University
SG
6'4"
Mercer
PG
5’9
Benedict College
G
6'4"
Point U
C
6'11"
Indiana
F
Alabama State
SG
6'8"
Benedict College
F
6'6"
Clayton State University
G
6'4"
Georgia Tech
F
6'6"
Stillman
C
6'11"
Georgia State
G
6'4"
Georgia State/Georgetown
F
6'9"
Dalton HS
F
6'7"
Robert Morris College
G
6'4"
North Alabama
5'9"
Paine College
G
6'5"
Kennesaw State
C
7'0
University of Connecticut
PF
6'9"
Creak Side High
G
6'3"
Shorter College
G
6'6"
LSU/ Texas Tech
PF
6'7"
Wofford
PG
6'2"
UT-Chattanooga
F
6'8"
Michigan
6'6"
Claflin University
C
6'9"
Georgia Southern
G
6'3"
Georgia State
G
6'5"
Armstrong Atlantic University
C
6'10"
Reinhardt
G
6'4"
Loyola (IL)
6'3"
Paine College/Saddleback Community College
6'5"
Georgia State University
G
5'11"
Seqoyah HS
C
6'9"
Michigan State
PG
6'2"
Georgia Tech
G
6'0"
North Georgia
F
6'8"
Oklahoma State
SF
6'8"
Meridian CC
6'5"
Atlanta Metropolitan
6'8"
Morgan State
PF
6'10"
Alabama State
G
6'3"
University of West Alabama
PG
5'11"
Clayton State University
G
6'5"
S. Mississippi
6'6"
Tuskegee University
6'0"
Claflin University
F
6'5"
Humboldt State
C
6'9"
University of Memphis
G
6'5"
Edward Waters
G
6'6"
Clark Atlanta U
G
6'4"
Alcorn State University
G
6'2"
New Mexico/Kentucky Wesleyan
G
6'1"
Lander University
G
6'7"
Georgia State
6'3"
North Sargent HS
6'8"
Dachau Spurs (GER)
F
6'8"
Middle Tennessee State
G
6'2"
Texas A&M International
6'4"
Chattanooga State
F
6'8"
University of South Carolina Aiken
PG
6'2"
Flint Northwestern HS
PF
6'9"
NC State
PF
6'9"
Clayton State
5'10"
Roane State
PG
6'0"
Savannah State
5'8"
Lander University
F
6'6"
East Central
F
6'7"
Georgetown, KY
G
6'5"
University of Memphis
F
6'8"
Portland
G
6'3"
Arkansas State
G
6'2"
Eastern New Mexico
F
6'7"
Bucaneroes (MEX)
F
6'7"
Indiana-Kokomo
G
6'0"
Macon State
6'3"
Coosa HS
G
6'4"
Mississippi
C
6'8"
Connecticut
PG
6'0"
Knoxville College
F
6'3"
Model HS
PG
6'2"
Rutgers University
6'3"
Abraham Lincoln HS
G
6'4"
Armstrong Atlantic University
6'9"
Claflin College
G
6'0"
University of Illinois
G
5'9"
Florida Atlantic
F
6'6"
Clayton State
C
6'10"
Connors State
G
6'5
Ole Miss
6'4"
Houston Baptist College
5'9"
So Weslyan Univ.
6'6"
San Bernadino Valley College
G
6'3"
New Orleans
6'4"
Spartanburg
G
5'10"
Drake
SF
6'5"
Georgia Tech
G
6'5"
Holy Family
F
6'6"
Delta State
G
6'5"
Virginia Commonwealth
G
Michigan State
F
6'8"
Middle Tennessee State
PF
6'8"
Bethune-Cookman
6'6"
Assis Basket (BRA)
5'8"
Southern Nazarene University
G
6'0"
Stillman
G
6'3"
Delaware State
G
6'2"
Albany State
6'6"
North Greenville
6'9"
UTC Shorter College
PG
6'1"
Morehouse College
G
6'5"
Belhaven
G
6'5"
Eastern Kentucky
F
Virginia Union
C
6'6"
Jackson State University
6'9"
Kentucky State
F
6'6"
Alcorn State
SF
6'5"
Washburn University
F
6'7"
Mississippi State
G
6'2"
Chicago State
G
6'3"
Howard Payne
6'7"
Campbellsville
G
6'1"
Connors State/Mississippi State
PG
6'3"
St. Joseph/ Virginia Tech
6'1"
Eastern Illinois
G
6'7"
Kent State
SG
6'4"
Georgia
PF
6'9"
Alabama-Birmingham
F
6'6"
University of Ole Miss
G
6'2"
Carson Newman college
6'1"
Tuskegee University
6'2"
Los Medanos JC
G
6'1"
Mississippi State
SF
6'5"
Georgia State
F
6'8"
Benedict College, SC
G
6'4"
District of Columbia
F
6'8"
University of Alabama
SF
6'5"
Xavier/North Carolina Central
G
6'4"
Grand Canyon/Arizona Western

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