SuperCoach NBL: Who to Buy, Hold, Sell & Captain in Round 9

• All 165 games of the NBL27 season in one list
• Every NBL27 roster, squad list and projected depth chart
• Every injured NBL player, with expected return dates
• SuperCoach NBL Star Guard Tracker: NBL27 Points and Stats

One in three SuperCoach NBL SuperCoaches have the peachiest Captain's option in Round 9 of NBL27 as eight of 10 clubs have a doubleheader starting Wednesday, November 11, 2026.

Right around 6,000 of the more than 18,500 SuperCoaches have Sydney Kings superstar Kendric Davis ($436,000). The NBL26 Grand Final MVP has the league's highest average at 43.3; he has scored 51, 46 and 53 in his last three games. The Sydney Kings visit Cairns on Friday, where he scored 46 in September, and host the New Zealand Breakers on Sunday.

Davis is easily captain call in Round 9.

Bryce Cotton ($473,900) is the single-game option: 37, 54 and 33 in his last three, and 56 the last time he played Melbourne United, who visit Adelaide on Thursday. But with eight clubs in action, SuperCoaches who have BC should have multiple options.

Do not sleep on Melbourne United forward Josh Oduro ($277,000). The American big man had 47 SC points from 28 points and 14 rebounds. He’s sixth overall with 429 points, averaging 35.8 points, with a tad more than 18% ownership. Most importantly, he’s getting a better feel for the NBL with each passing game – and Melbourne United doubles in Rounds 9, 11, 13, 14 and 16. His price will only go up.

BUY

Players to bring in

• Josh Oduro ($277,000) scored 33, 51 and 47 in his last three games and rose $24,200 in the Round 8 update. United visit Adelaide on Thursday and host the Phoenix on Saturday. He scored 60 against them in October.
• Yannis Morin ($277,000), 37, 35 and 47 in his last three and up $39,400 in the update, at 1.5% ownership. The Phoenix play twice in each of Rounds 9, 10 and 11.
• Carlin Davison ($121,600), 55, 32 and 29 in his last three, up $202,200 since Round 1. The Breakers host the Brisbane Bullets on Friday and visit Sydney on Sunday, where he scored 61 in October.
• Value: Dakota Mathias ($145,200), 32, 43 and 28 in his last three and up $30,600 in the update. The Tasmania JackJumpers visit the Perth Wildcats on Thursday and Brisbane on Sunday.
• Differentials: Josh Bannan ($317,500) (1.2% owned) scored 42 the last time he played Brisbane, and D'Shawn Schwartz ($277,000) (1.3%) has 41, 36 and 22 in his last three.
• Cash cow: Nick Marshall ($203,400), 14, 38 and 26 and up $18,600, with the same double.

SuperCoach NBL Round 9: Buy

7 players to bring in · prices after the Round 7 update

The call Price and form Season box All

Swipe the table sideways for more →

Player ↕	Start > Now ↕	Last 3 ↕	v R9 opp ↕	Doubles ↕	Last move ↕	Avg ↕	R8 avg ↕	Own % ↕	G ↕	Min ↕	Pts ↕	Reb ↕	Ast ↕	Stl ↕	Blk ↕	SC ↕
Josh OduroMelbourne UnitedDoubles in Round 9, in form	$277,000 >$347,900+$70,900	43.733, 51, 47	at ADL 247 Octv SEM 6010 Oct	2 gamesR9, R11,R13, R14	+$20,200	35.8	47.0	18.3	12	27.7	20.1	8.3	1.2	1.0	1.0	429
Yannis MorinSE Melbourne PhoenixDoubles in Rounds 9 to 11, rising	$277,000 >$247,500−$29,500	39.737, 35, 47	v ILL 254 Octat MEL 1710 Oct	2 gamesR9, R10,R11, R15	+$26,700	23.2	47.0	1.5	11	18.7	7.5	5.5	1.3	1.0	1.8	255
Carlin DavisonNZ BreakersDoubles in Rounds 9 and 10, rising	$121,600 >$300,400+$178,800	38.755, 32, 29	v BRI 522 Sepat SYD 6114 Oct	2 gamesR9, R10,R13, R15	+$25,500	28.6	29.0	10.4	12	23.2	9.5	4.2	6.6	1.4	0.4	343
Dakota MathiasTasmania JackJumpersDoubles in Round 9, value	$145,200 >$228,300+$83,100	34.332, 43, 28	at PER –no dataat BRI 2921 Oct	2 gamesR9, R12,R13, R15	+$42,800	25.0	28.0	4.7	11	34.0	15.5	4.5	2.3	0.7	0.3	275
Josh BannanTasmania JackJumpersDoubles in Round 9, differential	$317,500 >$299,300−$18,200	33.735, 24, 42	at PER 2521 Dec 25at BRI 4221 Oct	2 gamesR9, R12,R13, R15	+$15,400	30.8	42.0	1.2	9	30.8	14.7	7.9	4.2	0.6	0.0	277
D'Shawn SchwartzSE Melbourne PhoenixDoubles in Rounds 9 to 11, differential	$277,000 >$252,800−$24,200	33.041, 36, 22	v ILL 244 Octat MEL 3410 Oct	2 gamesR9, R10,R11, R15	+$17,600	23.3	22.0	1.3	11	23.1	12.4	4.0	2.0	0.8	0.3	256
Nick MarshallTasmania JackJumpersDoubles in Round 9, cash cow	$203,400 >$190,700−$12,700	26.014, 38, 26	at PER 2021 Dec 25at BRI 2021 Oct	2 gamesR9, R12,R13, R15	+$18,600	19.7	26.0	4.2	11	30.5	9.2	4.4	2.5	0.9	0.2	217

Eight clubs play twice in Round 9. Only Adelaide and Cairns play once. SE Melbourne double again in Rounds 10 and 11, and NZ Breakers in Round 10.

How this table is built, and where the numbers come from

Start > Now is the starting price and the price after SuperCoach’s Round 7 update, with the total change underneath; SuperCoach had not applied its Round 8 price change when this was checked, and Last move is the change the Round 7 update applied. Breakevens are not published. Last 3 is the SuperCoach average across his last three games, with the scores underneath. R8 avg is his SuperCoach average in Round 8. v R9 opp is his SuperCoach score the last time he played each Round 9 opponent: this season where he has met them, otherwise his last NBL26 game against them, finals included. Pre-season games are not counted, and “no data” means he has not played that club in either season. Doubles shows his club’s Round 9 games, then every round from 9 to 15 in which it plays twice. Own % is the share of SuperCoach teams that hold him. Injury status is from basketball.com.au’s NBL Injury Report of 9 November. The season box is per game across Rounds 1 to 8 from the NBL’s box scores; every SuperCoach total matches SuperCoach’s own apart from two late NBL changes SuperCoach never applied (a Round 2 turnover moved from Rakocevic to Kenyon, and a Round 3 assist moved from Jackson-Cartwright to Mennenga), where SuperCoach’s figure is shown. Checked on 9 November 2026.

HOLD

Players to keep

• Kristian Doolittle ($317,500) (38, 56 and 33) is up $62,600 since Round 1. Perth host Tasmania on Thursday and Illawarra on Saturday.
• Cole Anthony ($300,000) (46, 22 and 44), Sam Mennenga ($303,100) (43, 22 and 59) and Nate Hinton ($277,000) (41, 31 and 32) all play twice. Mennenga scored 50 at Sydney in October.
• Will Magnay ($269,300), 27, 40 and 35 in his last three, scored 37 the last time he played Brisbane.
• Nick Rakocevic ($188,400) is up $216,100 since Round 1, the biggest rise in the game, after 49, 41 and 47 in his last three. He and Cotton play once, but Adelaide double in Rounds 11, 12 and 13.
• Still rising: Dash Daniels ($115,000), up $5,000 in the update, with three straight Phoenix doubles.

SuperCoach NBL Round 9: Hold

9 players to keep · prices after the Round 7 update

The call Price and form Season box All

Swipe the table sideways for more →

Player ↕	Start > Now ↕	Last 3 ↕	v R9 opp ↕	Doubles ↕	Last move ↕	Avg ↕	R8 avg ↕	Own % ↕	G ↕	Min ↕	Pts ↕	Reb ↕	Ast ↕	Stl ↕	Blk ↕	SC ↕
Kendric DavisSydney KingsDoubles in Round 9, in form	$436,000 >$419,100−$16,900	50.051, 46, 53	at CNS 4620 Sepv NZL 3714 Oct	2 gamesR9, R11,R12, R13,R14	+$14,100	43.3	53.0	32.4	11	33.7	22.2	4.0	8.3	1.5	0.0	476
Cole AnthonyMelbourne UnitedDoubles in Round 9	$300,000 >$370,800+$70,800	37.346, 22, 44	at ADL 417 Octv SEM 3710 Oct	2 gamesR9, R11,R13, R14	+$13,900	37.9	44.0	34.8	12	27.0	24.3	4.3	4.2	1.5	0.2	455
Kristian DoolittlePerth WildcatsDoubles in Round 9, in form	$317,500 >$365,800+$48,300	42.338, 56, 33	v TAS 4121 Dec 25v ILL 3831 Oct	2 gamesR9, R11,R13, R15	+$20,700	38.7	44.5	24.9	10	35.4	16.5	7.8	6.4	1.3	0.4	387
Sam MennengaNZ BreakersDoubles in Rounds 9 and 10	$303,100 >$360,900+$57,800	41.343, 22, 59	v BRI 1822 Sepat SYD 5014 Oct	2 gamesR9, R10,R13, R15	−$10,000	36.3	59.0	28.4	12	33.6	23.3	8.9	3.0	0.3	0.6	436
Nate HintonBrisbane BulletsDoubles in Round 9	$277,000 >$336,900+$59,900	34.741, 31, 32	at NZL 3422 Sepv TAS 2721 Oct	2 gamesR9, R11,R13, R15	+$14,200	35.0	31.5	30.4	12	30.1	16.8	5.6	3.8	2.7	0.3	420
Will MagnayTasmania JackJumpersDoubles in Round 9	$269,300 >$356,600+$87,300	34.027, 40, 35	at PER 1921 Dec 25at BRI 3721 Oct	2 gamesR9, R12,R13, R15	−$500	38.6	35.0	15.3	11	29.9	15.1	7.6	4.7	1.0	2.3	425
Bryce CottonAdelaide 36ersSingle in Round 9, doubles in Round 11	$473,900 >$451,900−$22,000	41.337, 54, 33	v MEL 567 Oct	1 gameR11, R12,R13, R15	+$13,500	41.8	33.0	23.3	12	37.6	27.2	2.2	6.9	1.2	0.2	501
Nick RakocevicAdelaide 36ersSingle in Round 9, in form	$188,400 >$384,300+$195,900	45.749, 41, 47	v MEL 547 Oct	1 gameR11, R12,R13, R15	+$27,000	40.6	47.0	25.5	12	31.6	18.8	11.6	3.3	0.8	0.5	487
Dash DanielsSE Melbourne PhoenixDoubles in Rounds 9 to 11, still rising	$115,000 >$196,800+$81,800	21.334, 17, 13	v ILL 344 Octat MEL 1210 Oct	2 gamesR9, R10,R11, R15	+$8,300	22.5	13.0	29.9	11	24.8	12.4	4.9	2.3	0.8	0.2	248

Players to keep through Round 9. Cotton and Rakocevic play once this round and Adelaide double in Rounds 11, 12 and 13.

How this table is built, and where the numbers come from

Start > Now is the starting price and the price after SuperCoach’s Round 7 update, with the total change underneath; SuperCoach had not applied its Round 8 price change when this was checked, and Last move is the change the Round 7 update applied. Breakevens are not published. Last 3 is the SuperCoach average across his last three games, with the scores underneath. R8 avg is his SuperCoach average in Round 8. v R9 opp is his SuperCoach score the last time he played each Round 9 opponent: this season where he has met them, otherwise his last NBL26 game against them, finals included. Pre-season games are not counted, and “no data” means he has not played that club in either season. Doubles shows his club’s Round 9 games, then every round from 9 to 15 in which it plays twice. Own % is the share of SuperCoach teams that hold him. Injury status is from basketball.com.au’s NBL Injury Report of 9 November. The season box is per game across Rounds 1 to 8 from the NBL’s box scores; every SuperCoach total matches SuperCoach’s own apart from two late NBL changes SuperCoach never applied (a Round 2 turnover moved from Rakocevic to Kenyon, and a Round 3 assist moved from Jackson-Cartwright to Mennenga), where SuperCoach’s figure is shown. Checked on 9 November 2026.

SELL

Players to move on

• Parker Jackson-Cartwright ($405,200) (26, 13 and 4, day-to-day) lost $71,300 in the Round 8 update, the biggest fall in the game.
• Sam Froling ($228,200), 12, 2 and 8 in his last three and down $35,400 in the update. Illawarra's double will not fix that.
• Taran Armstrong ($304,700) (27, 24 and 20, down $22,500) and Akech Aliir ($125,300) (19, 0 and 6, down $15,300) double but are well under their averages.
• Keanu Pinder ($300,000), 21, 23 and 28 in his last three and down $13,700. Cairns play once.
• Injured: Ben Gold ($69,000) (heel, expected back in Round 11) and Max Mackinnon ($200,000) (concussion).

SuperCoach NBL Round 9: Sell

7 players to move on · prices after the Round 7 update

The call Price and form Season box All

Swipe the table sideways for more →

Player ↕	Start > Now ↕	Last 3 ↕	v R9 opp ↕	Doubles ↕	Last move ↕	Avg ↕	R8 avg ↕	Own % ↕	G ↕	Min ↕	Pts ↕	Reb ↕	Ast ↕	Stl ↕	Blk ↕	SC ↕
Sam FrolingIllawarra HawksFalling, out of form	$228,200 >$213,800−$14,400	7.312, 2, 8	at SEM 154 Octat PER 1231 Oct	2 gamesR9, R10,R14, R15	−$25,000	20.1	5.0	11.6	13	22.0	10.5	6.1	1.8	0.2	0.3	261
Akech AliirSE Melbourne PhoenixFalling, out of form	$125,300 >$144,700+$19,400	8.319, 0, 6	v ILL 164 Octat MEL 310 Oct	2 gamesR9, R10,R11, R15	−$400	12.8	6.0	16.0	11	16.1	5.5	2.6	1.1	0.7	0.6	141
Taran ArmstrongTasmania JackJumpersFalling, out of form	$304,700 >$328,600+$23,900	23.727, 24, 20	at PER –no dataat BRI 2921 Oct	2 gamesR9, R12,R13, R15	−$18,600	31.9	20.0	5.9	11	33.2	19.0	3.6	4.9	1.0	0.2	351
Parker Jackson-CartwrightNZ BreakersFalling, out of form, day-to-day	$405,200 >$426,000+$20,800	14.326, 13, 4	v BRI 4022 Sepat SYD 149 Jan 26	2 gamesR9, R10,R13, R15	−$51,500	39.0	4.0	7.8	9	30.5	18.2	3.9	7.8	1.3	0.3	351
Keanu PinderCairns TaipansFalling, single in Round 9	$300,000 >$280,400−$19,600	24.021, 23, 28	v SYD 3920 Sep	1 gameR10, R12,R13, R14,R15	−$15,200	27.8	25.5	10.6	13	22.8	14.7	5.3	3.2	1.3	0.5	361
Ben GoldTasmania JackJumpersOut: heel, Round 11	$69,000 >$115,300+$46,300	10.013, 17, 0	at PER –no dataat BRI 1721 Oct	2 gamesR9, R12,R13, R15	−$2,500	12.3	–	26.4	9	17.1	6.3	3.9	0.7	0.2	0.8	111
Max MackinnonBrisbane BulletsOut: concussion, Round 9	$200,000 >$235,800+$35,800	18.026, 26, 2	at NZL 1722 Sepv TAS 2621 Oct	2 gamesR9, R11,R13, R15	−$17,300	25.8	–	11.2	9	28.1	15.8	6.8	2.1	0.6	0.1	232

Falling in price and out of form, or injured. Froling, Aliir and Armstrong all play twice this round but are well under their season average across their last three games.

How this table is built, and where the numbers come from

Start > Now is the starting price and the price after SuperCoach’s Round 7 update, with the total change underneath; SuperCoach had not applied its Round 8 price change when this was checked, and Last move is the change the Round 7 update applied. Breakevens are not published. Last 3 is the SuperCoach average across his last three games, with the scores underneath. R8 avg is his SuperCoach average in Round 8. v R9 opp is his SuperCoach score the last time he played each Round 9 opponent: this season where he has met them, otherwise his last NBL26 game against them, finals included. Pre-season games are not counted, and “no data” means he has not played that club in either season. Doubles shows his club’s Round 9 games, then every round from 9 to 15 in which it plays twice. Own % is the share of SuperCoach teams that hold him. Injury status is from basketball.com.au’s NBL Injury Report of 9 November. The season box is per game across Rounds 1 to 8 from the NBL’s box scores; every SuperCoach total matches SuperCoach’s own apart from two late NBL changes SuperCoach never applied (a Round 2 turnover moved from Rakocevic to Kenyon, and a Round 3 assist moved from Jackson-Cartwright to Mennenga), where SuperCoach’s figure is shown. Checked on 9 November 2026.

CAPTAIN

Armband candidates

• Kendric Davis ($436,000): 43.3 average, 50.0 across his last three and a season-best 63.
• Kristian Doolittle ($317,500): 42.3 across his last three, at home twice.
• Josh Oduro ($277,000) : 43.7 across his last three, and 60 against the Phoenix.
• Bryce Cotton ($473,900): one game, a 41.8 average and a season-best 64.

SuperCoach NBL Round 9: Captain

6 armband candidates · 5 play twice, ranked on season average

The call Price and form Season box All

Swipe the table sideways for more →

Player ↕	Round 9 ↕	Last 3 ↕	Avg ↕	Best ↕	Start > Now ↕	Own % ↕	G ↕	Min ↕	Pts ↕	Reb ↕	Ast ↕	Stl ↕	Blk ↕	SC ↕
Kendric DavisSydney Kings	at Cairns, Frilast time 46v NZ Breakers, Sunlast time 37	50.051, 46, 53	43.3	63	$436,000 >$419,100−$16,900	32.4	11	33.7	22.2	4.0	8.3	1.5	0.0	476
Kristian DoolittlePerth Wildcats	v Tasmania, Thulast time 41v Illawarra, Satlast time 38	42.338, 56, 33	38.7	56	$317,500 >$365,800+$48,300	24.9	10	35.4	16.5	7.8	6.4	1.3	0.4	387
Cole AnthonyMelbourne United	at Adelaide, Thulast time 41v SE Melbourne, Satlast time 37	37.346, 22, 44	37.9	61	$300,000 >$370,800+$70,800	34.8	12	27.0	24.3	4.3	4.2	1.5	0.2	455
Sam MennengaNZ Breakers	v Brisbane, Frilast time 18at Sydney, Sunlast time 50	41.343, 22, 59	36.3	62	$303,100 >$360,900+$57,800	28.4	12	33.6	23.3	8.9	3.0	0.3	0.6	436
Josh OduroMelbourne United	at Adelaide, Thulast time 24v SE Melbourne, Satlast time 60	43.733, 51, 47	35.8	60	$277,000 >$347,900+$70,900	18.3	12	27.7	20.1	8.3	1.2	1.0	1.0	429
Bryce CottonAdelaide 36ersPlays once	v Melbourne, Thulast time 56	41.337, 54, 33	41.8	64	$473,900 >$451,900−$22,000	23.3	12	37.6	27.2	2.2	6.9	1.2	0.2	501

Eight clubs play twice in Round 9; only Adelaide and Cairns play once. The armband doubles both games, so a doubling captain is the default. Cotton plays once and is the single-game option.

How this table is built, and where the numbers come from

Start > Now is the starting price and the price after SuperCoach’s Round 7 update, with the total change underneath; SuperCoach had not applied its Round 8 price change when this was checked, and Last move is the change the Round 7 update applied. Breakevens are not published. Last 3 is the SuperCoach average across his last three games, with the scores underneath. R8 avg is his SuperCoach average in Round 8. v R9 opp is his SuperCoach score the last time he played each Round 9 opponent: this season where he has met them, otherwise his last NBL26 game against them, finals included. Pre-season games are not counted, and “no data” means he has not played that club in either season. Doubles shows his club’s Round 9 games, then every round from 9 to 15 in which it plays twice. Own % is the share of SuperCoach teams that hold him. Injury status is from basketball.com.au’s NBL Injury Report of 9 November. The season box is per game across Rounds 1 to 8 from the NBL’s box scores; every SuperCoach total matches SuperCoach’s own apart from two late NBL changes SuperCoach never applied (a Round 2 turnover moved from Rakocevic to Kenyon, and a Round 3 assist moved from Jackson-Cartwright to Mennenga), where SuperCoach’s figure is shown. Checked on 9 November 2026. Best is the player’s best single game of the season.