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Y&B POWER
15 Nov 2003, 12:09 AM
will it be Barcelona the current champs or will it be CSKA Moscow,Pamesa Valencia or maybe the Final 4 hosts and 2001 cup winners the one and only Maccabi Del Tel-Aviv

currently there are 3 groups of 8 teams each which the top 5 from each group and the 6th with the best record will advance to the 2nd stage(4 groups with 4 clubs each which the winner of each group will advance to the FINAL FOUR in Tel-Aviv(hopefully)

http://www.euroleague.net/

aloisius
16 Nov 2003, 11:56 AM
Thank you for creating this thread. Euro basketball is of pretty good quality but it’s terribly run. The format itself is absurd. All those group games and then it’s all decided in a couple of games in the final four.
I actually stopped following basketball 3-4 years ago when the clubs split from FIBA and we had two European champions in one year. I might be coming back now as it seems ULEB has won the battle and all the top teams are in their competition. Despite that FIBA continues to hold it’s charade competition.

Y&B POWER
17 Nov 2003, 01:39 PM
thank you for replying for the moment i thought no1 will but i created this thread coz i thought our beloved american mates actually LIKE basketball :(

the level of play in the EuroLeague is the best besides the NBA off course however FIBA and ULEB have made a mess in this and it's not organized as good as UEFA CL for example and it's a great shame but i still thank both for allowing Israeli clubs and NT to host european counterparts in israel unlike the UEFA scum

Maccabi actually were the last to win the original FIBA european cup in 2001 beating their archrivals Panathinaikos of Athens 81-67 in Paris with 9,000 Loyal Maccabeans celebrating in the Sanz Elize

Y&B POWER
21 Nov 2003, 05:03 PM
Maccabi-97 Panathinaikos-75

the rest is here: http://www.euroleague.net/

Garcia
21 Nov 2003, 08:40 PM
I would get the PPV if offered in the States.

Y&B POWER
23 Nov 2003, 01:27 AM
i forgot to mention but the other big scoreline is CSKA Moskow beat Novo Mesto 89-35

BenReilly
23 Nov 2003, 02:39 PM
Originally posted by Y&B POWER
thank you for replying for the moment i thought no1 will but i created this thread coz i thought our beloved american mates actually LIKE basketball :(



Sorry, but I have no interest in basketball. I'm sure others here do, but you might need to explain the structure of European basketball.

aloisius
23 Nov 2003, 03:02 PM
Y&B, could you tell mel what’s the qualification process for the Euroleague? When it was under FIBA it was just like football CL. Now I think some teams have guaranteed contracts for 2-3-4 years. Do you know the details?

microbrew
24 Nov 2003, 06:22 PM
Any good websites? I want to track some overseas players who were drafted by NBA teams. Nenad Kristic being one example.

Right now, I'm getting all my info from ESPN's Chad Ford, who has already listed some probable NBA draft candidates.

Y&B POWER
25 Nov 2003, 06:58 AM
Originally posted by BenReilly
Sorry, but I have no interest in basketball. I'm sure others here do, but you might need to explain the structure of European basketball.

once it was like the UEFA CL in soccer but since ULEB were establish it came to this that some clubs can relegate from their domestic leagues and still participate in the european top competition-the EUROLEAGUE
it sucks but that's how it works but still all the top clubs are playing in ULEB's Euroleague

gantelo
30 Nov 2003, 10:00 AM
Originally posted by microbrew
Any good websites? I want to track some overseas players who were drafted by NBA teams. Nenad Kristic being one example.

Right now, I'm getting all my info from ESPN's Chad Ford, who has already listed some probable NBA draft candidates.

www.euroleague.net ( the official site) and for general information about the european prospects, www.eurobasket.com is the best one around.

Y&B POWER
01 Dec 2003, 05:45 AM
well Maccabi won at Bologna against Skkiper 111-104 after ET(97-97) with 19 points and 18 rebounds of Meceo Baston and 17 points of Nikola Vujcic after trailing by ten 5 min. to go

CSKA won @Panathinaikos 69-58

Y&B POWER
05 Dec 2003, 05:46 PM
Maccabi won at Kaunas 91-87 with Arvydas Sabonis 18 points and 17 rebounds for Zhalgiris and CSKA suffered their 1st loss of the season 70-71 at home by Skipper(Fortitudo)Bologna

valencia lost for the first time in the Euroleague @ Asvel 68-88

the only perfect teams after 5 games each are Maccabi Tel-Aviv(the original Maccabeans symbol club) and F.C Barcelona


Group A W-L +/-
Barcelona 5-0 +46
Partizan 3-2 +30
Ulker 3-2 +9
Cibona 3-2 -22
Pau-Orthez 2-3 +8
Olimpija 2-3 -12
Roma 1-4 -21
AEK 1-4 -38

Group B W-L +/-
Maccabi 5-0 +52
CSKA Moscow 4-1 +80
Zalgiris 3-2 +6
Montepaschi 3-2 +4
Skipper 2-3 -16
Unicaja 1-4 -19
Panathinaikos 1-4 -40
Novo Mesto 1-4 -67

Group C W-L +/-
Efes Pilsen 4-1 +41
Pamesa 4-1 +31
TAU 3-2 +32
Benetton 3-2 +5
Idea Slask 3-2 +5
ASVEL 2-3 -46
Alba 1-4 -36
Olympiacos 0-5 -42

Y&B POWER
07 Dec 2003, 08:26 AM
in thursday CSKA visit Tel-Aviv for the 1st place in the group and i'm shaking coz CSKA is the hardest rivals for Maccabi despite their loss at home to Skipper Bologna

MHaifa1913
10 Dec 2003, 12:41 PM
CSKA Moscow arrived this morning to Tel-Aviv Ben Gurion International Airport. Damn, I am scared. They looked real pumped and serious. I hope we show Victor Alexander, ex-Maccabian, that we run this group.

Is Deon Thomas going to play? Last I heard is that he can play because he received his Israeli citizenship.

MHaifa1913
11 Dec 2003, 03:55 PM
Maccabi Tel-Aviv 84-87 CSKA Moscow

Maccabi Tel-Aviv blew a 19 point lead!

Y&B POWER
11 Dec 2003, 05:13 PM
definitly a huge dissapointment

Anthony Parker was great but we blew out a 19 points lead to lose

i'll tell you why we didn't win

Derek Sharp has missed 4 throws from the 3 wide open

dammit :mad: now we'll have to win at Moscow and it's not going to be easy by any means

MHaifa1913
11 Dec 2003, 10:57 PM
I think he actually only missed three 3 pointers. Vujcic and Parker were great, I wish Jasikevicius could have shot better from the field. I was disappointed with Parker in the last minute for missing that dunk that caused us to lose.

I didn't get to watch that much of the match, the UEFA Cup match between Maccabi Haifa and Valencia was on at almost the exact same time. I kept flipping from Channel 2 to Channel 11, I think my Yes! box got messed. I did catch J.R. Holden's three pointer, that really ruined my night. Maybe that is why I am up at 5:53 in the morning here.

Next EuroLeague match for Maccabi is against Montepaschi Sienna on December 18th, away.

Y&B POWER
12 Dec 2003, 09:29 PM
actually i can't wait for next thursday

it should be a blowout for the yellow team beat the crap out of Sienna

Y&B POWER
16 Dec 2003, 09:50 PM
meanwhile in the EUROPELEAGUE ARIS beat the crap out of the commies 78-67 in Saloniki