e a stvarno svaka tema o kk zagrebu ili nasim nadama zavrsi na Saricu ... cak je i meni vec dosadno pisat o njemu... ajmo se svi strpit godinu dvije pa cemo vidjet ko je bio u pravu....

64 KK Zagreb-57 Dnipro

Zagreb features the best player in the tournament, as well as one of the best 1994-born players in the world, in Dario Saric. Dnipro, a team from the Ukraine, had a tremendous physical and height advantage over Zagreb, with centers that measured 6'10" and about 260 pounds, and 7'0" and approximately 240 pounds. Those two weren't their only muscular athletes; it's apparent that Dnipro emphasizes weight-training, as their entire team had impressive strength. For the first five minutes of the first quarter, Zagreb, which brought a short team that, save Saric, lacked offensive firepower after not bringing promising 1995-born Mario Hezonja, depended entirely on Saric to generate and score on offense as well as his 6'10" height on defense, where he essentially played center and grabbed double-digit rebounds every game, including this one. Things began to change after a timeout by Zagreb: ball-movement improved, off-the-ball cuts became sharper, and Saric looked to become a generator on offense, rather than the dominant scorer he easily could have been. Zagreb definitively took the lead in the second quarter, and essentially traded buckets the rest of the way. Despite never being down by double-digits, Dnipro never seemed to be in striking distance. Had they crept to within five or six, Saric would simply have taken over. This situation never arose, enabling them to play team-oriented basketball, with Saric encouraging his teammates implicitly by feeding them the ball, and explicitly by vocalizing his approval with great frequency.

http://www.nbadraft.net/2011-12-citta-di-roma-tournament-day-1

ima li live stream prijenosa finala?