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Originally posted by Akyol
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OK my mistake I assumed he meant Kerem Gönlüm... which made more sense to me
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This would be a shock for me. Gönlüm ist going to be a key pler for Efes next season. Of course, if Mahmuti finally realizes the fact that Gönlüm also is a superior offensive player. Last year there was no single play made for Gönlüm.
Congratulations France for the 5th place without Parker. This is also a big successComment
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Jasaitis is back for Lithuania
Lithuania leads 30-17
end of the first quarter
Grunheid started for Germany..."Heja, heja Cibosi, hrabri kao vukovi,
heja, heja cibosi, vodite nas k pobjedi. "Comment
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LTU-GER 47:41 after the first half.Comment
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Lithuania led with Germany 47:41 after 1st half ....
LTH: Lavrinovic, D 10, Kleiza 9, Javtokas 6, Macijauskas 6, Songaila 6, Gustas 4, Lavrinovic, K 4, Jasaitis 2, Jankunas 0, Kalnietis 0, Delininkaitis 0, Zukauskas 0
GER: Roller 8, Nowitzki 7, Okulaja 7, Jagla 5, Garrett 4, Femerling 4, Herber 3, Grünheid 3, Demirel 0, Greene 0, Hamann 0, Schultze 0Comment
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Lithuania secures final 7th place with a strong play in the fourth quater. Final result 77:62.Comment
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Quick question about 5-8 classification games......
why did Turkey play Lith, and why did Germany play France? Why were these matchups set up? in other words, why did turkey play lith and not germany or france?Comment
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such was the tournament format.Originally posted by teymur85stop russiaComment
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i dont think i asked my question clearly. I am wondering why Turkey faced Lithunia. What was the reason they didnt play Germany or France. I understand that all 4 teams (Germany, Turkey, Lithuania, and France) all lost in the quaterfinals, and had to play each other for the 5-8 spots. My question is why did Turkey match up with Lithuania and not one of the other 2 losing teams?Originally posted by kestasComment
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