Evroliga 2011/2012

Bodi Bond ::Ako neko nije video...

Dule Kecman ::

Djole ::

Index na kraju - 2...

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josh heytvelt best player in europe

Bodi Bond ::Sada, pišem dva posta za redom... Kaukenas verovatno završio sezonu. Povredio je koleno protiv Kremone.

Ibaka igra za Real verovatno još dva meča, a Rudi samo ako bude spreman.

Izgleda da Galinari neće igrati protiv Reala.

Junglezburn ::Piši i treći ako treba zaredom (još jedna ispravka ), jako je bitno zbog fantazija!

Bodi Bond ::Što se tiče fantazija to znači da bi Focis i Rakočević mogli biti dobri izbori. Možda i Mos.

Mihael ::Nisam bas u toku ali cini mi se da je Wims potpisao ugovor bez klauzule o povratku u NBA ( i to mi je bas krivo )...

ZuLuofVozdovac :: Дероне потурицо!

GROUP C

Ufuk Sarica and his players have claimed that a string of three wins is on their minds with first one coming last week. A serious opportunity at payback time also should be on minds of Efes players as Spirou ran a penetrate-and-kick clinic in an early upset in Istanbul. I don’t believe there is a team that will underestimate the Belgians as they made life difficult for all of their opponents so far. I really enjoy watching Spirou's perimeter play as their style defines a smart, unselfish, stay-under-control team game. Tornike Shengalia and Caleb Green's ability to shoot from outside makes them very tough to read. Efes will have to be smart and patient and not rush things offensively, as they did in the first game. Defensive patience at containing your player will have to be exercised as well as Spirou likes to use the 24-second clock well. No worries about who scores points; any player can carry the load for Efes. Should Efes consider itself at least a playoff contender, they must make step two in their three-step plan.

Milan must come together in a pivotal game in their quest for the Top 16 at home against Real Madrid. Losing already twice at home, Milan simply can’t afford another losing effort. Inconsistency and mental lapses have plagued Sergio Scariolo’s group in their home outings. Defense against Madrid's gunslingers should be first on the mind of the Italians in this round. Madrid has one of the most lethal group of scorers, with each player a potential offensive star on other Euroleague teams. The matchup of Drew Nicholas, who was held scoreless (!) in Tel Aviv last week, against Jaycee Carroll, should be an offensive fiesta to watch. Defensively, Milan must steel itself for the size advantage that Madrid has. Milan has its backs against the wall and such circumstances tend to bring out the best in teams. Madrid should keep a cool head and rotate as many players early while Milan can’t afford to shoot itself in the foot with "dead" periods in the game.

Splinters and sparks will be flying through the air in Beograd as Partizan will try its best to keep Pionir Arena an insurmountable fortress to the group leader from Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv. Big bodies will clash under the basket as Sofoklis Schortsanitis will take on Nikola Pekovic in what should be the most spectacular matchup to watch. Last week, Pekovic was stopped in his tracks in Istanbul when he was held to only 3 points. On the other hand, Baby Shaq exploded for 28 points, his career high. I can’t wait to see that battle down low. Perhaps not so physical but maybe with greater impact on the outcome of the game, watch out for the duel of the guards between Acie Law and Yogev Ohayon, who is quietly putting up big numbers. Both of these players are essential in dictating the tempo of the game for their clubs. It will be a battle in Serbia as no games are ever easy in Pionir Arena with the home team needing a win to solidify its chances to advance, whereas Maccabi will fortify its first place if successful.