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Košarka se prvi put na Olimpijskim igrama pojavila u Sent Luisu 1904. godine kao demonstracioni sport, dok je kao muška disciplina redovna od 1936. i Igara u Berlinu. Ženska košarka je postala olimpijski sport 1976. godine. Olimpijski turnir posebno dobija na značaju od 1992. godine, kada se i američki profesionalci iz NBA uključuju (i osvajaju sva zlata sa izuzetkom 2004. godine). 

 

U ženskoj konkurenciji, američka selekcija ima sedam zlatnih medalja, a Sovjetski Savez dve (kao i jednu kao Savez nezaviznih država 1992. godine). Reprezentacija SFRJ ima dve medalje, bronzu iz Moskve i srebro iz Seula.

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Yugoslavia 1980
Vera Ðurašković
Mersada Bećirspahić
Jelica Komnenović
Mira Bjedov
Vukica Mitić
Sanja Ožegović
Sofija Pekić
Marija Tonković
Zorica Ðurković
Vesna Despotović
Biljana Majstorović
Jasmina Perazić

Yugoslavia 1988
Stojna Vangelovska
Mara Lakić
Žana Lelas
Eleonora Wild
Kornelija Kvesić
Danira Bilić
Slađana Golić
Polona Dornik
Razija Mujanović
Vesna Bajkuša
Anđelija Arbutina
Bojana Milošević

 

U muškoj, Amerikanci su dominantni sa 14 zlatnih odličja, SSSR je dva buta bio najbolji na košarkaškom turniru, a Argentina i  SFRJ po jednom. Uz zlato 1980. godine, bivša država ima tri srebra (’68, ’76 i ’88) i jednu bronzu (’84).  Posle raspada SFRJ, medalje su osvajale Hrvatska (srebro u Barseloni, poraz u finalu od originalnog “Drim tima” iz kojeg je 11 od 12 igrača u HoF) i SRJ (srebro u Atlanti, poraz od “Drim tima III”, 10 od 12 u HoF).

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Yugoslavia 1968
Dragutin Čermak
Krešimir Ćosić
Vladimir Cvetković
Ivo Daneu
Radivoj Korać
Trajko Rajković
Zoran Maroević
Dragoslav Ražnatović
Petar Skansi
Damir Šolman
Nikola Plećaš
Aljoša Zorga

Yugoslavia 1976
Blagoje Georgievski
Dragan Kićanović
Vinko Jelovac
Rajko Žižić
Željko Jerkov
Andro Knego
Zoran Slavnić
Krešimir Ćosić
Damir Šolman
Žarko Varajić
Dražen Dalipagić
Mirza Delibašić

Yugoslavia 1980
Andro Knego
Dragan Kićanović
Rajko Žižić
Mihovil Nakić
Željko Jerkov
Branko Skroče
Zoran Slavnić
Krešimir Ćosić
Ratko Radovanović
Duje Krstulović
Dražen Dalipagić
Mirza Delibašić

Yugoslavia 1984
Dražen Petrović
Aleksandar Petrović
Nebojša Zorkić
Rajko Žižić
Ivan Sunara
Emir Mutapčić
Sabit Hadžić
Andro Knego
Ratko Radovanović
Mihovil Nakić
Dražen Dalipagić
Branko Vukićević

Yugoslavia 1988
Dražen Petrović
Zdravko Radulović
Zoran Čutura
Toni Kukoč
Žarko Paspalj
Željko Obradović
Jure Zdovc
Stojko Vranković
Vlade Divac
Franjo Arapović
Dino Rađa
Danko Cvjetičanin

Croatia 1992
Vladan Alanović
Franjo Arapović
Danko Cvjetičanin
Alan Gregov
Arijan Komazec
Toni Kukoč
Aramis Naglić
Velimir Perasović
Dražen Petrović
Dino Rađa
Žan Tabak
Stojko Vranković

Yugoslavia 1996
Miroslav Berić
Dejan Bodiroga
Predrag Danilović
Vlade Divac
Aleksandar Đorđević
Nikola Lončar
Saša Obradović
Žarko Paspalj
Željko Rebrača
Zoran Savić
Dejan Tomašević
Milenko Topić

 

Liste svih osvajača medalje u obe konkurencije:

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Individualno, najtrofejnije košarkašice su Tereza Edvards (4 zlata i jedna bronza) i Lisa Lesli (4 zlata), a još 6 američkih košarkašica imaju po 3 zlatne olimpijske medalje, od kojih 3 učestvuju i na ovim Igrama (Sju Bird, Diana Taurasi i Tamika Kačings). Kod muškaraca, po 4 medalje imaju najtrofejniji evropski igrač svih vremena Genadij Volnov (1-2-1) i Sergej Belov (1-0-3). Po završetku turnira, najuspešniji će biti Karmelo digitalni atleta Entoni sa 3 zlata i jednom bronzom. Dve zlatne medalje + bronzu imaju i Lebron Džejms i “Admiral“ Robinson. Od sportista sa ovih prostora, Krešimir Ćosić, Dražen Dalipagić, Rajko Žižić i Dražen Petrović imaju po 3 olimpijske medalje.

 

Na ženskom turniru učestvuju ekipe Francuske, Japana, Brazila, Australije, Belorusije, Turske - grupa A, i Kanade, Španije, SAD-a, Senegala, Kine i Srbije - grupa B. Favorit broj jedan je naravno reprezentacija SAD (po meni, nešto manji nego muške kolege), a kadnidati za preostale dve medalje su selekcije Australije, Španije, Francuske i Turske. Reprezentaciji Srbije ovo je prvo učešće na Igrama, kvalifikovale su se kao aktuelne šampionke Evrope. Naše devojke idu rasterećeno na turnir, većini je ovo kruna karijere i plasman u četvrtfinale bi bio sasvim lep uspeh. A ako ga izbore, pokazale su u poslednjih par godina da u jednom meču mogu da dobiju i Francusku, Belorusiju ili Tursku...

 

Muški turnir neće biti neizvesniji po pitanju osvajača zlatne medalje, naprotiv, ali može da se očekuje dosta kvalitetne košarke. Grupu A čine Francuska, SAD, Venecuela, Srbija, Kina, Australija, a grupu B Argentina, Španija, Brazil, Litvanija, Hrvatska i Nigerija. Dok je u grupi A jasno ko će u četvrtfinale (Amerikanci neprikosnoveni, Francuska i Srbija će voditi borbu za 2. mesto, Australija četvrta), grupa B će biti zanimljivija i jedna kvalitetna reprezentacija će napustiti Igre posle grupne faze. Za srebro i bronzu konkuriše bar šest reprezentacija i zaista će biti uživanje pratiti rasplet. Naša reprezentacija se kvalifikovala preko turnira odigranog u Beogradskoj areni, prilično ubedljivo i uz jako kvalitetne partije. Iako je ovo takođe prvi nastup Srbije na Igrama, za razliku od devojaka, očekivanja su znatno veća. Izostanak Nemanje Bjelice je veliki problem i svakako smanjuje maksimum ove ekipe, ali četvrtfinale neće doći u pitanje, a onda u jednom meču naši momci nikom iz grupe B neće priznati da je bolji bez žestoke borbe.

 

Na igrama u Riju će igrati, pored američkih profesionalaca, još 35 igrača iz najjače lige na svetu (iz Španije – 7, Francuske, Brazila i Australije po 5, Argentine - 4, Hrvatske i Litvanije po 3, Nigerije - 2 i Srbije - jedan.

 

Rezultati pripremnih utakmica:

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02.08. 02:00 Argentina France 86 : 79
02.08. 02:00 USA Nigeria 110 : 66
01.08. 23:00 Croatia Serbia 77 : 86
31.07. 19:30 Brazil Lithuania 64 : 62
31.07. 17:00 Australia China 82 : 53
31.07. 02:00 Argentina Serbia 79 : 74
30.07. 23:00 Croatia France 76 : 70
30.07. 19:30 Brazil China 91 : 52
30.07. 17:00 Australia Lithuania 68 : 81
30.07. 03:00 USA Venezuela 80 : 45
30.07. 02:00 Argentina Croatia 97 : 78
29.07. 23:00 France Serbia 88 : 105
29.07. 01:00 Brazil Australia 96 : 67
28.07. 19:00 Spain Ivory Coast 100 : 61
28.07. 02:00 Argentina Lithuania 86 : 85(68 : 68)
27.07. 04:00 USA China 107 : 57
26.07. 23:00 Argentina Australia 83 : 84
26.07. 01:00 Brazil Romania 96 : 50
25.07. 20:45 Spain Venezuela 91 : 55
25.07. 02:00 USA China 106 : 57
23.07. 20:45 Spain Venezuela 80 : 65
23.07. 19:30 Brazil Romania 90 : 45
23.07. 03:00 USA Argentina 111 : 74
21.07. 20:45 Spain Lithuania 76 : 78
18.07. 17:30 Lithuania Spain 87 : 83 (72 : 72)
17.07. 13:30 China France B 78 : 73
16.07. 13:30 China Germany B 71 : 67
15.07. 13:30 China Montenegro 65 : 52
14.07. 17:15 Lithuania Belarus 84 : 51
14.07. 14:30 Netherl. Venezuela 64 : 59
14.07. 11:30 Australia Pac-12 College All-Stars 93 : 63
12.07. 19:00 Spain Angola 85 : 61
12.07. 17:30 Lithuan. Netherla. 84 : 61
12.07. 14:45 Venezuela Belarus 68 : 57
10.07. 17:30 Lithuania Venezuela 84 : 53

 

Svi mečevi grupne faze kod muškaraca, kao i eliminacioni mečevi u obe konkurencije će se igrati u dvorani Karioka 1 koja maksimalno može da primi 16000 gledalaca.

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Statistike, pbp i ostalo na fiba.com/olympics/2016/

 

Da krenemo polako sa zagrevanjem, još samo 90 sati do početka!

 

edit: pozz drugari : )

Edited by zorex, 02 August 2016 - 23:43.

[threepwood]

Oooo dobrodosao nazad. Sjajan nacin za povratak

[YUNG GOD]

Ok avatar

[uini]

dobar uvod

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

evo necega ya asteriona. ako zanemarimo to sto nema de coloa u startnih 5 :gospode bože: i šarić startni pf :what gives:

Could a team full of the best non-U.S. basketball players even compete with Team USA in Rio?

[realno *W]

Obradovah se kad sam video ko je otvorio temu. Dobrodoša nazad.

[uini]

kad napiše nešto na nba temi, možemo da pričamo o povratku džedaja  : I

[realno *W]

kad napiše nešto na nba temi, možemo da pričamo o povratku džedaja  : I

 

Da, ja sam ga čekao posle Durantuline izdaje 

[Jasikevičius]

Could a team full of the best non-US players even compete with team USA in Rio?

[Kosjan Willavić]

Hvala dragom bogu da je neko konačno otvorio temu. 

[Arsenije Pesic]

Nije baš morao ovaj smarač zorex, ali daj šta daš.

[calisthenics routine]

Slobodan Sarenac ‏@SlobodanSarenac

 

Milos Teodosic- "PRST JE U REDU I SVE JE KAKO TREBA!"

 

Milos Teodosic- "Ovo je najbolje olimpijsko selo koje sam ja ikada video"

 

[uini]

rankings po t.zilleru / sb nation

(rekao bih da malko potcenjuju brazilce & precenjuju litvance)

 

By most accounts, this is the most underwhelming Team USA Olympic men’s basketball squad since 2004. You may recall that the Americans won bronze that year. So if this team is being compared to that team, can Team USA actually fail to win gold in Rio?

No.

 

Here are the other 11 teams in the tournament, ranked from least to most likely to beat Team USA in the 2016 Olympics. Sorry world: we got this.

 

TIER III: NO CHANCE WHATSOEVER 11. Venezuela

Venezuela won the 2015 FIBA Americas Championship. I’m still not really sure how that happened, and I’m comfortable saying that members of the Venezuelan team don’t either. In that tournament, Venezuela lost to Mexico, Argentina, Canada (by 20!) and Uruguay in the group stages, but beat Canada at the buzzer in the semis and somehow knocked off Argentina in the gold medal game. So, here we are: Venezuela is in the Olympic basketball tournament for the first time since 1992. Somehow, some way, Venezuela is here.

I don’t think the magic continues. Greivis Vasquez is out, and the overall competition in the Olympics is much tougher than in the Americas tournament. Taking nothing away from what Venezuela did last summer, but if you can lose to Mexico and Uruguay, the odds of you beating the best teams from other continents seem slim.

 

It may seem counterintuitive to place Argentina and (especially) Brazil higher than Venezuela given the results of last summer, but I have reasons. And one of those reasons is that Venezuela men’s basketball has an extraordinarily limited record of success at this high level. The nation hasn’t even qualified for the much larger FIBA World Championship since 2006, where they finished No. 23 of 24!

 

10. China

China beat out Iran and the upstart Philippines for Asia’s requisite spot in the Olympics this time around. There’s a shot that the Chinese do better than a few teams ranked higher on this list, but on paper there’s little to indicate this will be a different Olympic experience for the nation. China has never finished higher than No. 8 in the Olympic tournament.

 

9. Brazil

It’s too bad that the Brazilian team is in pretty rough shape, because the host nation has had some success (fifth in the 2012 Games, sixth in the 2014 FIBA World Cup) and home nation advantage seems to be real. Perhaps we’re selling short the team’s younger players including Raul Neto and Cristiano "Future of the Chicago Bulls" Felicio. But Brazil’s frontline is rather decimated due to Anderson Varejao’s exit and Nene’s reduced mobility. Shooting is also going to be a problem. Never count out a team with Leandro Barbosa, I suppose, but Brazil doesn’t appear to stack up to the rest of the world.

 

8. Nigeria

Nigeria might have the best African team in years, even with the late withdrawals of Al-Farouq Aminu and Festus Ezeli. Unfortunately for them, the best African team in years is still going to struggle to win more than a couple games against the best European and American squads. Looking at the groups, it’s likely that Nigeria will never even get a shot at Team USA, as Brazil and Nigeria are the top two candidates to be ejected from Group B in the first stage.

 

TIER II: JUST NO 7. Croatia

I typically like the teams who qualify in the last-chance wild card tournament: they have proven this summer that they have competitive rosters. Croatia, in fact, might have the most intriguing young roster in the Olympics with Dario Saric, Bojan Bogdanovic and future Rio 2016 darling Mario Hezonja.

 

But Croatia got into the Olympics by beating Tunisia, Greece and Italy (after having lost to Italy). Not exactly a world-beating tune-up. Croatia is going to be a lot of fun to watch, but it needs more seasoning to be truly competitive with the upper echelon in international basketball.

 

6. Argentina

They are still around. They are close to home. They are ... old. Luis Scola, Manu Ginobili, Andres Nocioni, Carlos Delfino: the Graying Generation. There’s just not much in the pipeline, nor has there been for years. So, while the wiles of the once-golden crew can wring out some wins, challenging Team USA like in the old days just isn’t happening. The moment has passed for the Argentines.

 

5. Serbia

Like Croatia, Serbia wedged into the tournament in July’s wild card event. Unlike Croatia, Serbia was completely dominant, winning their two knockout games against the Czech Republic and Puerto Rico by a combined 55 points. Yes, that’s the Czech Republic and Puerto Rico, and the Serbian team was able to play at home in Belgrade. But Serbia won silver in the last big global tournament (the 2014 FIBA World Cup), finished No. 4 in Eurobasket last summer and have a big roster (necessary to compete with Spain, Team USA and other elites). There aren’t many NBA players on the Serbia team (just Nikola Jokic this year) but there’s plenty of talent with size and a top Euro point guard in Milos Teodosic. Serbia should be really solid.

 

4. Australia

Australia, per usual, got into the Olympic tournament by beating New Zealand twice. Congratulations! Champions of Oceania once again!

That said, Australia has a good roster. The entire projected starting lineup plays in the NBA, and a couple of them are starter-level quality. If Australia makes it to the medal round for the first time since 2004, Patty Mills is going to be a favorite for Tournament MVP (since Team USA will have several candidates, splitting the odds).

Joe Ingles is going to fun to watch in this setting, as well. But it would be an extreme fluke if Australia was able to compete with the Americans. At least we’d get the Kyrie Irving-Matthew Dellavedova face-off we’ve always dreamed of.

 

TIER I: ALMOST CERTAINLY NOT 3. Lithuania

Lithuania lacks the star power of days past, but it always seems to show up big for the higher-profile tournaments and has a really solid program that doesn’t rely strictly on NBA-level talent. Lithuania won silver at Eurobasket last year and damn near medaled at the 2014 World Cup, finishing fourth after a two-point loss to France.

Most of these guys are in their late 20s and early 30s and have been playing together every summer for more than a decade. But the star attraction might be Thunder rookie Domantas Sabonis, son of Arvydas, future of Oklahoma City. Lithuania isn’t beating Team USA, but every other team has reason to be scared.

 

2. Spain

No Marc Gasol essentially means no chance of winning gold (unless someone else ejects DeMarcus Cousins and Team USA). But Spain still has a helluva squad, starring the rest of the Golden Generation (Pau Gasol, Juan Carlos Navarro, Sergio Rodriguez, Rudy Fernandez, Jose Calderon) plus the younger NBA players like Ricky Rubio and Nikola Mirotic. Perhaps most intriguing are Alex Abrines (another Thunder rookie) and Willy Hernangomez. Spain still has a team that has won two straight Olympic silvers. If Marc were healthy or Serge Ibaka were playing, the Spanish would be a clear No. 2 in the field and would have a strong shot at knocking off Team USA. Alas.

 

1. France

The world’s best chance to deny Team USA a third straight gold medal lies with France, who last month won entry into this tournament by beating the toughest wild card pool (Philippines, New Zealand, Turkey and Canada). Since a disappointing sixth-place finish at the 2012 Games, France has won 2013 EuroBasket and earned bronze at the 2014 World Cup and 2015 EuroBasket.

The bad news for France is that many of the most exciting young French players (like Timothe Luwawu) aren’t in Rio. The good news is that they aren’t in Rio primarily because France is stacked. The starting lineup features three NBA stars (Tony Parker, Rudy Gobert and Nicolas Batum) plus Boris Diaw and Euroleague MVP Nando de Colo. Joffrey Lauvergne and Thomas Heurtel come off the bench. France is right there with Spain in terms of top-line talent, and the French set is younger overall. Batum is an early favorite for the All-Tournament team, and watching him wrangle Kevin Durant should be loads of fun.

 

Still, there’s little chance France is beating Team USA. Parker can’t do anything with Irving defensively, the Americans have an enormous shooting advantage and the bench disparity is incredible.

 

This might be the weakest Team USA Olympic squad since 2004, but there’s little reason to believe anyone can beat them.

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Edited by uini, 04 August 2016 - 11:50.

[Impromptu]

Jeli realno da Australija bude ispred nas?

[uini]

Jeli realno da Australija bude ispred nas?

 

mislim da smo bolja ekipa ali

a) nisam im gledao repku od '41

b) imaju dovoljno legit nba igraca da budu jedna od ekipa koja juri drugo mesto u grupi (bogut, ingles, delavedova, mils + taj bairstow koga nisam gledao, broekhoff iz lokomotive, matori andersen ajd nema veze)

 

a daleko od toga da su doveli najbolju ekipu (fale simmons / prvi pik ove god, exum, verovatno jos neko)

[Stojke1234]

Normalno da nije,glupost. Nego lik gotivi ove iz NBA.