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Croatian NT

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Today I went to play some basket, saw 2 kids that I never saw before. One of them took ball in hands and shoot tree yelling: "Bogdanović for 3!"

it says evrything :)
 
i'am afraid for hezonja if its true what they say that spain wants for him to play for them
 
Bojan Bogdanovic finishes fourth in FIBA Europe Player of the Year


The Nets don't know if Bojan Bogdanovic will play for them next year ... or stay in Europe. They have considered trading his draft rights on more than one occasion. And he's in a bit of a slump.

But in a vote of fans and experts, the 6'8" swingman finished fourth in the FIBA Europe Player of the Year, ahead of Goran Dragic of Slovenia and the Suns and behind only Tony Parker of France and the Spurs, Vassillis Spanoulis of Greece and Marc Gasol of Spain and the Grizzlies.

Parker, who led France to the FIBA European championship, was the overwhelming winner. Bogdanovic's Croatian national team finished a surprising fourth.

The vote represents a weighted average of fan voting and expert opinions. In the actual fan vote, Bogdanovic finished first, a credit to Croatia's basketball-mad fans. In the expert voting, Bogdanovic finished fourth, again behind Parker, Spanoulis and Gasol.

To be considered for the award, players apparently had to have participated in the 2013 European championships but professional achievements are also considered. As a result, Andrei Kirilenko, Pau Gasol and Dirk Nowitzki as well as Nikola Mirotic, the Bulls Euro-Stash, were not in the mix. Mirza Teletovic was not listed on the ballot. Others in the top 10 included Luigi Datome of Italy, the Pistons and Nikola Vucevic of the Magic and Montenegro and former Net Nenad Krstic of Serbia.

http://www.netsdaily.com/2014/2/14/...shes-fourth-in-fiba-europe-player-of-the-year
 
Croats in 2013-2014 Euroleague :

Ante Tomic (FC Barcelona)
Dontaye Draper (Real Madrid)
Krunoslav Simon (Lokomotiv Moscow)
Zoran Planinic (Anesdolu Efes)
Bojan Bogdanovic (Fenerbahce)
Luka Zoric (Fenerbahce)
Roko Ukic (Panathinaikos)
Mario Hezonga (FC Barcelona)
Stanko Barac (Anesdolu Efes)
 
PG

Roko Ukić - Panathinaikos
Dontaye Draper - Real Madrid
Oliver Lafayette - Valencia
Ante Delaš - Cedevita
Rok Stipčević - Tofas

SG

Krunoslav Simon - Lokomotiv
Mario Hezonja - Barcelona
Fran Pilepić - Bilbao

SF

Bojan Bogdanović - Fenerbahce
Damjan Rudež - Zaragoza
Luka Babić - Cedevita
Ivan Ramljak - Cedevita
Marko Ramljak - Zadar

PF

Dario Šarić - Cibona
Damir Markota - Bilbao
Mario Delaš - Rio Natura
Tomislav Zubčić - Cedevita

C

Ante Tomić - Barcelona
Stanko Barać - Efes
Miro Bilan - Cedevita
Leon Radošević - Alba
Luka Žorić - Fenerbahce
Lukša Andrić - Turk Telecom
 
Good pool to choose from, especialy with Lafayette on PG. Bilan has to get in instead of Barać in my honest opinion.
 
Ukic, Draper/Lafayette, Bogdanovic, Simon, Rudez, Saric, Markota, Tomic and Zoric are safe acrding to Repesa statment

Hezonja, Babic, Radosevic would be my next 3
 
why Marko Tomas is not in the firt roster?
does anybody know anything about it?
 
1. Roko Leni Ukić
2. Oliver Lafayette
3. Rok Stipčević
4. Krunoslav Simon
5. Bojan Bogdanović
6. Mario Hezonja
7. Fran Pilepić
8. Luka Babić
9. Damjan Rudež
10. Dario Šarić
11. Mario Delaš
12. Miro Bilan
13. Damir Markota
14. Darko Planinić
15. Ante Tomić
16. Luka Žorić
17. Lukša Andrić
 
Friendlies during prep period:
1.8. Croatia - Canada (Sl. Brod, Croatia)
2.8. Croatia - Canada (Sl. Brod, Croatia)

Tournament in Paris
8.8. France - Croatia (Paris, France)
9.8. Croatia - Serbia (Paris, France)
10.8. Croatia - Greece (Paris, France)

Tournament in Spain
20.8. Spain - Croatia (Badalona, Spain)
21.8. Croatia - Mexico/Ukraine (Badalona, Spain)

26.8. Croatia - Lithuania (Zagreb, Croatia)
 
Picek said:
Friendlies during prep period:
1.8. Croatia - Canada (Sl. Brod, Croatia)
2.8. Croatia - Canada (Sl. Brod, Croatia)

Tournament in Paris
8.8. France - Croatia (Paris, France)
9.8. Croatia - Serbia (Paris, France)
10.8. Croatia - Greece (Paris, France)

Tournament in Spain
20.8. Spain - Croatia (Badalona, Spain)
21.8. Croatia - Mexico/Ukraine (Badalona, Spain)

26.8. Croatia - Lithuania (Zagreb, Croatia)
Click to expand...

where can i see these schedule for tournaments? :D
 
played our first prep game yesterday:



Croatia - Canada 69:64 (12:15, 21:20, 16:17, 20:12).

SLAVONSKI BROD – Hall Viljuš. Attendance: 1.500. Refs: Herceg, Vovk i Hordov.

Croatia: Andrić 8 pts, 4 rebs, Stipčević 3 pts, Šarić 14 pts, 6 rebs, Rudež 6 pts, 5 rebs, Simon 4 pts, Markota, Delaš 4 pts, Planinić 4 pts, Lafayette 12 pts, 6 assists, Bilan 5 pts, Pilepić, Babić 5 assists, Hezonja 9 pts, 4 rebs.

Canada: Ejim 7 pts, 6 rebs, Joseph 6 pts, Baker, Nicholson 2 pts, 6 rebs, English 5 pts, Shepard 5 pts, 5 rebs, Bachynski, P. Scrubb, Heslip 16 pts, Olynyk 5 rebs, Powell 6 pts, 5 rebs, Sacre 12 pts, 8 rebs, Cadougan 5 pts, 4 rebs, 6 assists, Klassen, T. Scrubb.

Bogdanović, Tomić, Ukić and Žorić only recently joined the team and won't play in todays game against Canada either.
 
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