2001–02 Euroleague

At the ULEB Euro League season 2001/2002 was attended by 32 teams. The season started on 10 October 2001 and ended with the final on May 5, 2002 in Bologna.

  • 2.1 Group E
  • 2.2 Group F
  • 2.3 Group G
  • 2.4 Group H
  • 3.1 Semi-finals
  • 3.2 final
  • 4.2 Final Four MVP
  • 4.3 All Euro League First Team 2001-2002
  • 4.4 All Euro League Second Team 2001-2002

Group stage - Regular Season

Had in this first phase, the 32 teams were divided into four groups (A to D) in both home and away games against each other until one each team 14 games completed. For the next round, the four best qualified from each group.

Group A

Group B

Group C

Group D

Group stage - Top 16

In the second phase of the Euro League, the remaining 16 teams in four groups (E to H ) were divided into four teams. Here, the truncation of the regular season in the seedings for the draw reflects. Also in this phase were the teams of each group, in home and away matches against each other. The group winners qualified directly for the Final Four tournament.

Group E

Group F

Group G

Group H

* Ulker Istanbul did not appear to play in Tel Aviv.

Final Four tournament

In a tournament, which took place over one weekend, were ever two teams in the semi-finals against each other. The winners qualified for the finals, which spawned the winner of the ULEB Euro League.

Semifinal

The semi-finals were held on May 3.

Final

The ULEB Euro League Final took place on 5 May 2002 Palamalaguti place in Bologna.

Awards

  • Turkey Mirsad Türkcan ( CSKA Moscow )

Final Four MVP

  • Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in 1992 Dejan Bodiroga (Panathinaikos Athens )

All Euro League First Team 2001-2002

  • United States Tyus Edney ( Benetton Treviso)
  • Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in 1992 Marko Jarić (children Bologna)
  • Argentina Emanuel Ginóbili (children Bologna)
  • Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in 1992 Dejan Bodiroga (Panathinaikos Athens )
  • Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in 1992 Dejan Tomasevic ( TAU Ceramica )

All Euro League Second Team 2001-2002

  • United States Ariel McDonald ( Maccabi Tel Aviv)
  • United States Alphonso Ford ( Olympiakos Piraeus)
  • Turkey Mirsad Türkcan ( CSKA Moscow )
  • Argentina Marcelo Nicola ( Benetton Treviso)
  • United States Joseph Blair ( Scavolini Pesaro )

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