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Euroleague Power Rankings (Week 6)

December 9, 2008

Here we go for a quick hitter: The Euroleague Power Rankings for Week 6. And in order to have it online before game day begins, there will be no comments on the positioning. Take a look and feel free to comment on the position changes.

  1. Montepaschi Siena (5-1) (+2)
  2. CSKA Moscow (5-1) (-1)
  3. Olympiacos (5-1) (+2)
  4. FC Barcelona (5-1) (+2)
  5. Panathinaikos (5-1) (-3)
  6. TAU Ceramica (4-2) (-2)
  7. Unicaja Malaga (4-2) (+3)
  8. Lottomatica Roma (5-1) (+1)
  9. Cibona Zagreb (4-2) (-1)
  10. Partizan Belgrade (3-3) (+1)
  11. DKV Joventut (4-2) (+5)
  12. AJ Milano (2-4) (+8)
  13. Maccabi Tel Aviv (3-3) (+1)
  14. Real Madrid (3-3) (-1)
  15. Efes Pilsen Istanbul (2-4) (-8)
  16. Fenerbahce Ülker (3-3) (-4)
  17. Panionios Athens (3-3) (+2)
  18. Asseco Prokom Sopot (2-4) (-)
  19. Air Avellino (2-4) (-2)
  20. ALBA Berlin (2-4) (-5)
  21. Union Olimpija (1-5) (+1)
  22. SLUC Nancy (1-5) (-1)
  23. Le Mans (0-6) (-)
  24. Zalgiris Kaunas (0-6) (-)
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Comments: 4
  1. radallo
    18 years ago

    Without coach Repesa , in my opinion, Rome low down in the power ranking at least 3 spots…

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  2. radallo
    18 years ago

    I think AJ effort against CSKA has been a little bit over estimated (+8 in the rank?!?)..

    I can’t believe to see AJ before Maccabi and Real.. remember that AJ play with Rocca (and Saw) in the middle…

    Cheers

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  3. Dankans
    18 years ago

    Can you explain for me what ‘Power Ranking’ means and how it counts ?

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  4. Christophe
    18 years ago

    @radallo
    well, maybe i was too high on them, but that’s the goal of it

    @Dankans
    Power Ranking is a ranking established on the current force of every team. I establish this ranking by using the results in Euroleague and domestic competition according to a specific formula and adding my own opinion into it as well.

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