• Home
  • FIBA
  • EuroLeague
  • NBA/NCAA
  • National Leagues
  • Podcast
  • Features
  • More
  • Contact

Grimag

  • FIBA
  • EuroLeague
  • NBA/NCAA
  • National Leagues
  • Podcast
  • Features
  • More

Token Saturday morning highlight video clips

March 13, 2010

Mentally battered and otherwise worked over since this morning’s 4am True Hoop live blogging, BallinEurope nevertheless wanted to post *something* with which the loyal readers might waste some time on Saturday.

And so, ladies and gentlemen, the token YouTube video highlight collection post of the day.

The Euroleague Top 10 Plays of the Week clip was again dutifully uploaded onto the ‘Tube and so runs below the break. Is Ricky in it? Yes, and Pops is, too, plus an awesome Viktor Khyrapa block that BiE *knew* would be in here as soon as it happened, awesome three-way passing work by Partizan, and Linas Kleiza creating one of the greatest highlights off a missed free throw ever.

Most ACB games in “Jornada 25” go off tomorrow, but, since this stuff never gets old, here’s the Top 5 from last week’s Spanish league games. The song, incidentally, is “Not 19 Forever” by The Courteeners; seemingly irrelevant to hoops, that can’t possibly be a reference to … nah.

As for the other Continental hoops competitions, wellllllllllll, certain organizations (ahem, FIBA, cough cough) aren’t always so up on their YouTubing – i mean, official user “FIBA World” hasn’t logged on in two weeks? Hasn’t posted in *four weeks*? Sigh.

Anyway, from this week’s Eurochallenge action, how about this classic display put on by BG Göttingen fans and team before the quarterfinal game at Eiffel Towers Den Bosch? (Göttingen won 86-67, thanks primarily to a 25-8 first quarter.)

Mar 13, 2010ballineurope
Powered by Sidelines
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
This post was published on March 13, 2010
The WNBA’s Dream of Dalma IványiThe Frank Euroleague roundup: Top 16 finales

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

ballineurope
16 years ago EuroLeague, MoreACB, basketball videos, BG Göttingen, Eiffel Towers Den Bosch, EuroLeague, FIBA, FIBA EuroChallenge 2009-10, Linas Kleiza, Not 19 Forever, Partizan Belgrade, Pops Mensah-Bonsu, Ricky Rubio, Spain, The Courteeners, YouTube
Recent Posts
Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash
What Summer Moves Are Telling Us About the 2026–27 NBA Odds
1 day ago
Value Hunting Across Sports: What Basketball Bettors Can Take From Horse Racing Markets
5 days ago
Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash
How 2025–26 Star Performances Set Up the Next NBA Player Props Market
1 month ago
Categories
Recent Posts
What Summer Moves Are Telling Us About the 2026–27 NBA Odds
Value Hunting Across Sports: What Basketball Bettors Can Take From Horse Racing Markets
How 2025–26 Star Performances Set Up the Next NBA Player Props Market
Tags
EuroLeagueNBAReal MadridYouTubeCSKA MoscowFC BarcelonaFIBAOlympiacosPanathinaikosZalgiris KaunasACBSpainMaccabi Tel AvivRicky RubioLos Angeles LakersLithuaniaTeam SpainIrelandGermanyMontepaschi SienaPartizan BelgradePau GasolItalyTeam LithuaniaTurkeyEuroleagueTeam FranceCaja Laboral BaskoniaGreeceLietuvos RytasFenerbahce ÜlkerJuan Carlos NavarroSan Antonio SpursSerbiaMinnesota TimberwolvesTony ParkerFranceDirk Nowitzkibasketball highlightsTeam RussiaALBA BerlinEuroCupDallas MavericksTeam USAEuroBasket 2011
Share
0
Facebook
ABOUT
BallinEurope.com was founded in September 2007 by Christophe Ney (who now runs the excellent scouting-themed website European Prospects) and Tobias Seitz, both then bloggers for FIBA.com with over 10 years’ worth of experience in the professional basketball world each. The mission then was to “provide a very unique perspective of Basketball in and about Europe.”
Most Commented
Why Andrei Kirilenko and CSKA Moscow must win the Euroleague
14 years ago
180 Comments
Euroleague Transfers Table 2008/2009
18 years ago
168 Comments
A week in highlights: Spanish block party, mighty Milos, Utah rap and some dude dunking in L.A.
15 years ago
139 Comments
Archives
Get In Touch

Email: emmetryan@gmail.com

Name: Emmet Ryan

2014 © BallinEurope. Join JCI Dublin