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In an interview on premier basketball program “Courtside” which airs on Ghana channel Kwese Free Sports, Owusu was in awe of the league’s high competitive level.
He made the statement ahead of semifinal games on Sunday, November 4 at the Tema Community 4 Court in the best of a three game series.
Nungua Coldstore plays Tema Community 2 at 16:30 GMT before Francophone Stars play Tema Heat in moth watering ties.
Ahead of the games, Owusu said, “What we’ve seen over the years is that boys have put in work…these guys have come on board and these guys have come very strong so a matchup between a team like Francophone Stars and Coldstore can easily become one of the best games we have ever seen in Ghana”.
Francophone Stars debuted this season while Coldstore is a former league winner.
By Yaw Adjei-Mintah
@YawMintYM on Twitter