2016 U18 European Championship

[carlo]

All-tournament:

Moretti (ITA)
Ntilikina (FRA) & MVP
Sedekerskis (LTU)
Hartenstein (GER)
Doumbouya (FRA)

[carlo]

For the first time since its inception (1979) none of the nations from the former Yugoslavia will be represented at the next U19 WC, this is imo the main outcome from this Euro tournament. Bosnia was the closest to the qualification but had Musa performing under par today.

France and Lithuania will for sure be fine contenders, under today's perspectives, Italy maybe not at the same level but showed to be one of the most consistent teams during this year, duplicating the bronze earned in spring time at the AST in Mannheim. Germany recovered All-tournament Hartenstein (as compared to the brilliant team winner of AST) but had Freudenberg unavailable, however some of the best players (mainly Mushidi) performed somewhat inconsistently.

Good return of Russia, that could have even deserved some better placement. Turkey disappointing but under present circumstances couldn't do much more.

[BiHBasket]

[Audiris]

Amar Gegić after the game vs Spain: "Some of us played for this jersey, and some others played just for their surname(or like their stats)". Lolz, he's callin Musa

VIDEO
http://sportsport.ba/bh_kosarka/neki...aj-dres/218569

Is Musa not liked by his trammates?

I remember a video of when the senior team beat Russia? And no one was celebrating with him.

[judasmartel]

Is Musa not liked by his trammates?

I remember a video of when the senior team beat Russia? And no one was celebrating with him.

Even Teletovic scolded Musa for flopping in the senior team's game vs Russia. What's actually wrong with Musa these days? From taking the U16 team to the European championship, to leading the U17 World Cup in points (plus a record 50 points vs TPE), to a performance like this and getting hated on by his teammates both youth and senior. This could spell danger for his career if he doesn't shape up. Bosnia could lose a future piece right then and there.