2007–08_ABA_season

2007–08 ABA season

2007–08 ABA season

Sports season

The 2007-2008 ABA season was the seventh season of the American Basketball Association that lasted from November 2008 and ended with the championship game in March 2009 between the Vermont Frost Heaves and the San Diego Wildcats. The Vermont Frost Heaves won their league-best second title after defeating the Wildcats, 87-84.[1]

Quick Facts League, Sport ...

The 2007-2008 season haunted the league, as nearly twenty teams folded in the season's first five weeks, and many remaining at the end of the season, including the champion Frost Heaves, left the league for other existing ones.

Regular Season Standings

These are the final regular season standings,[2] considering many teams folded during the year. (leading to few games being played for some teams)

More information Blue Conference, Central Division ...

Postseason

Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals ABA Championship
            
1 Vermont Frost Heaves bye
1 Vermont Frost Heaves 118
11 San Francisco Rumble 93
8 Long Beach Breakers (ABA) 115
11 San Francisco Rumble 129
1 Vermont Frost Heaves 106
4 Texas Tycoons 100
4 Texas Tycoons bye
4 Texas Tycoons 122
6 Quebec Kebs 120
6 Quebec Kebs bye
1 Vermont Frost Heaves 87
3 San Diego Wildcats 84
2 Manchester Millrats bye
2 Manchester Millrats 146
9 Montreal Royal 140
9 Montreal Royal 118
10 Jersey Express 110
2 Manchester Millrats 109
3 San Diego Wildcats 115
3 San Diego Wildcats bye
3 San Diego Wildcats 145
7 Atlanta Vision 99
7 Atlanta Vision bye

Wild card round

References

  1. [1]
    "Vermont Frost Heaves Defeat San Diego Wildcats 87-84 to Repeat as ABA Champions". Archived from the original on July 17, 2011. Retrieved November 3, 2010.
  2. [2]
    ABA 2007-2008 Final Standings
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