U/Tex Wranglers - Imports

Imports

  • Charles Walker (1975)
  • Dan Knight (1976)
  • Lee Haven (1976)
  • Charlie Neal (1977)
  • Byron "Snake" Jones (1977-1978)
  • Henry Williams (1978)
  • Glenn McDonald (1978-1980)
  • Aaron James (1980)
  • Darrell Allums (1981)
  • Francois Wise (1981)
  • John Kazmer (1981)
  • Leroy Jackson (1981)
  • Julius Wayne (1982)
  • Ira Terrell (1981-1982)
Preceded by
(start)		 PBA teams genealogies
1975-82		 Succeeded by
Country Fair Hotdogs
Defunct Philippine Basketball Association teams
  • 7-Up Uncolas
  • Barako Bull Energy Boosters
  • B-Meg Llamados
  • Carrier Weathermakers
  • CDCP/Galleon Shippers
  • Crispa Redmanizers
  • Pop Cola Panthers
  • Great Taste Coffee Makers
  • Filambank
  • Manhattan/Countryfair
  • Manila Beer Brewmasters
  • Mariwasa/Galerie Dominique
  • Powerade Tigers
  • Shell Turbo Chargers
  • Sta. Lucia Realtors
  • Tanduay Rhum Masters
  • Tefilin Polyesters
  • Toyota Super Corollas
  • U/Tex Wranglers
Philippine Basketball Association
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Meralco Bolts Petron Blaze Boosters Rain or Shine Elasto Painters San Mig Coffee Mixers Talk 'N Text Tropang Texters
  • Seasons
  • Champions - The Grand Slam
  • Conferences: Philippine Cup - Commissioner's Cup - Governors' Cup
  • Defunct teams
  • All-time team standings
  • Players
  • MVP - Awards - Records - Retired numbers - Current team rosters
  • D-League
  • Draft
  • All-Star Weekend
  • Hall of Fame
  • 25 Greatest Players
  • Jun Bernardino Trophy
  • The Leo
  • Venues
  • Opening ceremonies
  • PBA on AKTV
  • Category
  • Portal
  • 2012–13 season: Philippine Cup

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