Drmic: 'I really do love Adelaide'
15 Feb
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Adelaide 36er and Coaches' Award recipient Anthony Drmic said he's loved his first year back in South Australia after returning from Queensland during last off-season.
Drmic averaged 10.32 points per game at 45 per cent along with 1.52 assists and 3.36 rebounds per game in NBL23 as he took home an award at the club's MVP & Hall of Fame night.
"I feel great, I'm obviously super appreciative to win this award," he said.
"The coaches saw I had a great year and I'm super appreciative of that."
The 30-year-old said coming back to Adelaide, where he started his NBL career, was significant.
"I said it all year, I'm delighted to be back in Adelaide," he said.
Coaches' Award to cap off a happy homecoming for Drm.
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"I'm hoping I can extend that and stay on, I really do love Adelaide.
"I feel my family has set a base here and we love it here."

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