Roy Rana could do in Jordan what he did in Japan
Briefly

Roy Rana is coaching the Jordanian national basketball team at the FIBA Asia Cup in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. After a recent victory against India, Jordan faces a significant challenge against China. Rana previously built a competitive program in Japan after joining a struggling team. He helped transform the team from a franchise-worst season into playoff contention, marking the first .500 record since 2018-19. Rana's coaching philosophy fosters resilience, preparing underdog teams to compete successfully against stronger opponents.
"When I started, we were one of the bottom four teams in [B1 - Japan's top division]. The other three were relegated to second and third division, and we have become a solid program that's in a playoff hunt and has tons of runway ahead of us for the future."
"The first two seasons were tumultuous - with 22-38 and 17-43 finishes - but building on the continued improvement of two key players from a season before, Kyoto finished with a 33-27 record this past season, good enough for 10th in a league with 24 teams."
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