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Spain 89:70 Serbia & Montenegro
Serbian TV broadcasting live:
http://www.wwitv.com/portal.htm?http...vision/235.htm
Just click on RTS 2
Official page: http://www.eurobasket2005.com/en/default.asp
Today finished games:
Germany 82 : 84 Italy
Croatia 88 : 84 Bulgaria
Slovenia 74 : 65 Bosnia & Herzeg
Latvia 65 : 74 Israel
Other games still playing
More info. later and next day......
Last edited by SLOVENIAN 8; 09-17-2005 at 04:08 AM.
Spain 89:70 Serbia & Montenegro
Obradovic
I Can't understand how he can not beat those bloody Spaniards ( they are tough ) I have Spanish passport but I hate them. Even their best players are from other countries Lithuania, Argentina, USA, Serbia etc. but always everybody, perhaps the coach is a genius.
Gus
Rasho... 2 pts?
Greece - France 64-50
Yes something is wrong with him this year really, Brezec eats him alive, he better to to something..........
The French scored 7 points in the 1st quarter and another 7 in the 2nd...that's 14 pts in halftime!?
That's gotta be something for the record books.
http://www.wwitv.com/portal.htm?http...vision/235.htm
On RTS2 is retape of game FRA-GRE watch it
Russia - Ukraine 86-74
Kirilenko 22 pts and 14 rebs for Russia.
All games:
Preliminary Round
GROUP A (Vršac, SCG)
Germany 82
84 Italy
Russia 86
74 Ukraine
1. Russia 1/0 2
2. Italy 1/0 2
3. Germany 0/1 1
4. Ukraine 0/1 1
GROUP B (Podgorica, SCG)
Croatia 88
84 Bulgaria
Turkey 75
87 Lithuania
1. Lithuania 1/0 2
2. Croatia 1/0 2
3. Bulgaria 0/1 1
4. Turkey 0/1 1
GROUP C (Beograd, SCG)
Slovenia 74
65 Bosnia & Herzeg.
France 50
64 Greece
1. Greece 1/0 2
2. Slovenia 1/0 2
3. Bosnia & Herzeg. 0/1 1
4. France 0/1 1
GROUP D (Novi Sad, SCG)
Latvia 65
74 Israel
Serbia & Montenegro 70
89 Spain
1. Spain 1/0 2
2. Israel 1/0 2
3. Latvia 0/1 1
4. Serbia & Montenegro 0/1 1
LEADING SCORERS
Dirk Nowitzki
GER
Avg: 27.0
Born: 19.06.1978
Height: 2.13
Points Per Game
Name Avg
1. Nowitzki, D. 27.0
2. Stoykov, T. 27.0
3. Basile, G. 25.0
4. Giricek, G. 22.0
5. Kirilenko, A. 22.0
LEADING REBOUNDERS
Dirk Nowitzki
GER
Avg: 15.0
Born: 19.06.1978
Height: 2.13
Total Rebounds
Name Avg
1. Nowitzki, D. 15.0
2. Kirilenko, A. 14.0
3. Galanda, G. 10.0
4. Tapiro, M. 10.0
5. Brezec, P. 9.0
ASSIST LEADERS
Dimitrios Diamantidis
GRE
Avg: 6.0
Born: 06.05.1980
Height: 1.96
Assists
Name Avg
1. Diamantidis, D. 6.0
2. Angelov, D. 4.0
3. Becirovic, S. 4.0
4. Holden, J. 4.0
5. Samoylenko, P. 4.0
Thank's SLOVENIAN8
Yeah, he's rich idiot, idiot.
If he will be such an idiot he wont be payed 48million$ , idiots could only be Spurs who pay him.
I watch some older games of Rasho, before he came to SA and he was playing really good, last season at Minnesota was really cool but i dont know how he cant attack the rim anymore and be agressive like in old times, i dont see the reason for that and that is the big?????????????????????
Pol se pa navad Slovensko
Who are the top 5 non-NBA players in Euro ball?
You mean from European countries (born there) or playing in Europe?
Lol, I have similar feelings, I don't know if I "hate" them, but certainly I can't stand them. Question: Do you post in the ACB.com forums?
I mean playing in Eurobasket currently.
Some names that come to my mind right now:
Nikola Vujcic - Center (Croatia/ Maccabi Tel-Aviv)
Antoine Rigaudeau - Guard (France/ Pamesa Valencia) -yes, he was a flop in Dallas-
Mickael Gelabale - Forward (France/ Real Madrid)
Gianmarco Pozzecco - Guard (Italy/ BC Khimky Moscow)
Massimo Bulleri - Guard (Italy/ Armani Jeans Milano)
Gianluca Basile - Guard (Italy/ Barcelona)
Matteo Soragna - Guard (Italy/ Benetton Treviso)
Giacomo Galanda - F/C (Italy/ Armani Jeans Milano)
Denis Marconato - C (Italy/ Barcelona)
Robertas Javtokas - C (Lithuania/ Lietuvos rytas Vilnius)
Igor Rakocevic - G (Serbia & Montenegro/ Real Madrid)
Dejan Tomasevic - C (Serbia & Montenegro/ Panathinaikos Athens)
Jose Manuel Calderon - G (Spain/ Tau Ceramica Vitoria)
Rudy Fernandez G - (Spain/ DKV Joventut Badalona)
Jorge Garbajosa - C/F (Spain/ Unicaja Malaga)
Juan Carlos Navarro G - (Spain/ Barcelona)
Felipe Reyes F/C - (Spain/ Real Madrid)
Sergi Vidal - F/G (Spain/ Tau Ceramica Vitoria)
Antonis Fotsis - F (Greece/ Dynamo St.Petersburg)
Two things to consider: I posted more Spanish and Italian players because I can't get many info. on other leagues (specially Eastern Europe) because of language barriers.
Second, this is just a list of players I like, or consider good for one reason or another.
That Juan Navarro dude for Spain was just ridiculous today against Serbia. He was lighting it up the entire first half, and Spain never looked back. Serbia needs to get Krstic and Darko more involved because their other frontcourt players are just SLOW right now.
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Last edited by FreshPrince22; 09-12-2011 at 02:05 PM.
He is the kind of player that can go hot and make 8 three pointers in one game, but then go cold and shoot 0-8. Very streaky, but overall, the days he is shooting well are more than those when he is cold.
France sucks, they only put 14 points in the first half (20 min).
Javtokas make a quite good game 8 pt with a 4/6 anf 4 rbd.
The stats are not great but he makes a very good job on Okur on Defense (only 7 points). This guy will likely join the Spurs next offseason.
Lakovic? Siskausas? Stelmahers? That giant Greek center? There is a lot of holes in your list...
But I have BIG problems with names you DID post...
Bulleri, Soragna, Galebale, Vidale, are all odd names. Pick better. Even some israeli players are better than this. It just isn't sound.
As I said, I get more information on Spanish and Italian teams than the rest, if I could find some sites in english/spanish/portuguese/italian with information on Eastern European leagues and players I could have another perspective. Yes, Bodiroga is out, but I was posting only those who play in Eurobasket 2005. Some Israeli players are good, but Maccabbi's best players (which is the only good team in the Israeli league) are foreigners. The Italians are there because they are doing a good job with their national team. Just like some Argentinian players that aren't outstanding in their clubs, but they play a perfect role in the National Team (Wolkowisky, Sanchez, Montecchia, Sconochini).
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