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Euroleague draw for 2011-12 complete; whoa, Group A is weird…

July 7, 2011

The draw for the 2011-12 Euroleague groupings has gone down; things shook out as the following.

Group A
Olympiacos
Caja Laboral Baskonia
Fenerbahce Ulker
Bizkaia Bilboa Basket
NGC Cantu
SLUC Nancy

Group B
Panathinaikos
CSKA Moscow
Unicaja Malaga
Zalgiris Kaunas
Brose Baskets Bamberg
KK Zagreb

Group C
Real Madrid
Maccabi Tel Aviv
Partizan Belgrade
Anadolu Efes
AJ Milano
(qualifying team)

Group D
FC Barcelona
Montepaschi Siena
Unics Kazan
Asseco Prokom
Union Olimpija
(qualifying team)

So how do you like your side’s chances? (BiE’d say if your team is in Group A, no matter who, you’ve got to be dreaming of advancement already; if dark horses emerge into the Top 16, it’ll be from there. Bilbao in the final eight round, anyone…?

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Comments: 5
  1. radallo
    14 years ago

    Group C is the group of death in my opinion with
    Galatasaray or Lietuvos the QR-A in addition.

    Interesting Baskonian derby in groupA (by the way, Caja just signed Lampe)

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  2. Jocab
    14 years ago

    Group B is interesting, I think that CSKA will win the first place, second will be Zalgiris and third Pao.

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  3. jordi
    14 years ago

    its all about olympiakos for group a…i think fenerbahce ulker can be first place…

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  4. G
    14 years ago

    Zalgiris having an opening game against CSKA at home in a new arena is good, as it’s probably the only chance to beat them (with hopefully full gym of 15k, and keeping in mind that CSKA usually starts slowly). If we succeed, we’ll have a good chance for the 2nd place.

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  5. Biscayne
    14 years ago

    As an Fenerbahce Fan I was hoping to be in the same group with Olimpiakos rather then Barca, Real or Panatinaikos. If we dont have the same injuries that happened last year (Vidmar,Mirsad and Engin 2 times) we surely can become the first in this group.
    Also Group C is the thoughest group and there will be plenty of good matches between those teams with hopefully a good qualifying team cough Galatasaray cough 😀

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