Ayuso vs. Cibona
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larry ayuso scoring 33 pts against cibona.
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Kk Cibona
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Vladimir Krstić
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Zoran Čutura
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Euroleague 2010 - Top 16 - Game 2 - KK Cibona Zagreb 75 x 78 Caja Laboral (04/02/2010)
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Euroleague 2010 - Top 16 - Game 2 - KK Cibona Zagreb 75 x 78 Caja Laboral (04/02/2010)
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K1 / SportSport.ba: KK Bosna - KK Cibona
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Memorijalni turnir "Mirz Delibašić".
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Kecman-Bomba | KK Cibona - KK Partizan finale NLB lige (25.04.2010.)
KK Cibona - KK Partizan finale NLB lige koje je odigrano u Zagrebu 25. aprila 2010. Dušan Kecman na kraju baca BOMBU za pobedu!
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Euroleague 2010 - Top 16 - Game 6 - Caja Laboral 102 x 90 KK Cibona Zagreb (11/03/2010)
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Euroleague 2010 - Top 16 - Game 6 - Caja Laboral 102 x 90 KK Cibona Zagreb (11/03/2010)
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Cibona - Partizan 74 - 75: Final 4 (finale) NLB League 2009/2010
Cibona - Partizan 74 - 75 (25 april 2010) Final 4 (finale) NLB League 2009/2010 With just 0.6 seconds remaining, Kecman scored a 3-pointer from his side of the court for Partizan's 4th consecutive title in the NLB League.
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Cibona - Partizan 74 - 75 HRT, Kosava, Arena
NLB League: Final four 2009/2010. Partizan won its 4th consecutive title with the shot of Dušan Kecman, with only 0.6 seconds remaining..
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KK Radnicki - KK Cibona
NLB LIGA 25. KOLO: KK RADNICKI KRAGUJEVAC - KK CIBONA 74:68 sezona 20009/2010
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Cibona-Partizan 74-75 RECONSTRUCTION final4 25.4.2010 (HQ)
AMAZING finish of final game. Bogdanović hit the three 0.6 sec before finish and it was just enough time for Kecman to hit the big three from half court.
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Cibona-Partizan 74-75 Greatest basketball triler ever!Triple 3 pts in 8 sec.
Cibona Zagreb-Partizan Belgrade 74-75 Greatest basketball triler ever!Triple 3 pts in 8 sec. Adriatic League Final 2010
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Kecman Scores in LAST SECOND - Cibona vs PARTIZAN FINALS NLB League
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Kecman Scores in LAST SECOND - Cibona vs PARTIZAN FINALS NLB League for Season 2009/2010
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Mario Kasun vs Cibona & vs Zadar (2010-11 Croatian cup Final 4)
Huge Final 4 of "Kup Kresimira Cosica" (Croatian national cup) for the former NBA and Euroleague center who helped KK Zagreb in winning the trophy and was named MVP. First game is the semifinal against Cibona, then the final against Zadar. Sorry for the few damaged frames.
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kk Dubrava 97 kk Cibona 97 polufinale PH Vinkovci 2011
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Cibona - Partizan 74-75 Amazing Basketball Shot 0.6 seconds before the end
Dušan Kecman hit a basket with more than half of the basketball court 0.6 seconds before the end of the game
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NLB League Final 25.04.2010 Cibona - Partizan 74-75 unbelieveable Buzzer Beater Dusan Kecman 0,6 sec
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In one of the most amazing finishes at any level this season, Partizan won its fourth consecutive Adriatic League title by edging Cibona 74-75 in overtime in front of a sellout crowd in Zagreb, Croatia on Sunday. Dusan Kecman became the game hero with a midcourt buzzer-beating three-pointer that allowed Partizan to lift the trophy in unbelievable fashion. Cibona trailed 68-72 with seconds left but back-to-back triples by Marko Tomas and Bojan Bogdanovic gave their team a 74-72 edge with 0.6 seconds left, but Kecman stole the show right when it mattered. Aleks Maric led the winners with 14 points and 11 rebounds. Lawrence Roberts added 13 points and 14 rebounds while Aleksandar Rasic and Petar Bozic each had 11 points for Partizan. Marko Tomas and Jamont Gordon led Cibona with 31 points apiece. Partizan led for the best part of the fourth quarter but Gordon allowed Cibona to force overtime, 60-60. Roberts downed 4-of-6 free throws to give Partizan a 68-72 lead late in the extra period and even when Cibona regained the lead, Kecman sank a shot that will go down in history as one of the most incredible ones in Adriatic League history. Three-pointers by Jan Vesely and Bozic gave Partizan an early 9-12 lead. Cibona relied on Gordon and Tomas, that combined for 29 points in the first half. They didn't find much help around, however, as Partizan managed to stay in the game and lead for the best part of this half. Free throws by Gordon tied it at 31-31 as both teams headed back <b>...</b>
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Cibona - Partizan (74:75) NLB FINALS 2009-2010 CELEBRATION after game
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Cibona - Partizan NLB FINALS 2009-2010 CELEBRATION after the game
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Euroleague 2010 - Week 5 : Asvel Villeurbanne - Cibona Zagreb 71-68 (25-11-09) Highlights
Euroleague 2010 - Week 5 : Asvel Villeurbanne - Cibona Zagreb 71-68 (25-11-09) Highlights - Regular Season
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Drazen Petrovic 1985 - Cibona Zagreb 87 Real Madrid 78
European club championship final between Cibona and Real Madrid in Athens 1985. Drazen expoldes for 36 points to lead an unfancied Cibona squad to victory against the heavily favoured Real Madrid.
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KK Cibona - KK Partizan 0.06 sec Kecman 7
Kecman resava mec za 0.06 sec
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Cibona vs. Zadar by Hakler s Cvjetnog(83 MB!!!)
Cibona vs.Zadar, 3rd game. Cibona won the game and became croatian Euroleague representative for another 3 seasons.
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Vuk Lazic 25./KK PARTIZAN-KK CIBONA 59-64
BBF 2011.Polufinale turnira u Beogradu (U-14).
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KK Cibona
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| Name | KK Cibona |
| Nickname | Vukovi (wolves) |
| Logo | BC Cibona logo.png |
| Leagues | NLB LeagueA-1 Liga |
| Founded | 1946 |
| History | 1946 - Present |
| Arena | Dražen Petrović Basketball Hall(capacity: 5,400) |
| Location | Zagreb, Croatia |
| Colors | Blue and White |
| President | Zdenko Antunović |
| Coach | Josip Vranković |
| Championships | 16 Championships of Croatia 6 Croatian Cups 3 Championships of Yugoslavia 8 Yugoslav Cups 2 Euroleague Championships 2 Cup Winners' Cups1 Korać Cup1 Triple Crown |
| Website | cibona.com |
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History
The most successful basketball club in Croatia, Cibona was founded in 1946 as Sloboda (Freedom). In the years that followed, the club was during various periods known as SD Zagreb (Sports Community Zagreb), Vihor (Whirlwind), Polet (Elan) and Lokomotiva (Locomotive). The name Lokomotiva was in use for 25 years.In November 1975, the basketball club split away from the Lokomotiva sports society. The club's main sponsors became the four Croatia-based food industry giants (all of them state-owned at the time): Kraš, Franck, Badel and Voće. The club took the name Cibona, taken from the Latin cibus bonus, which translates to good food.
KK Cibona had its glorious years in 1984-1986 with great players like star Dražen Petrović, his brother Aleksandar Petrović, Zoran Čutura and Franjo Arapović and won 2 Euroleagues.
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Aleksandar Petrović Aramis Naglić Zdravko Radulović Vladan Alanović Alan Gregov (1994-98) - Damir Mulaomerović (1994-98, 2007-08) Goran Kalamiza (1995-96, 2003-05) Chucky Atkins (1997-99) Dalibor Bagarić (1998-99, 2000) Vladimir Krstić (1998-00, 2004-05) Josip Sesar (1999-02, 2003-05) Zoran Planinić (2000-03) Dino Rađa (2001-02) Andrija Žižić Scoonie Penn (2003-04, 2005-06) Marko Popović (2004-05) - Chris Warren (2006-08) - Rawle Marshall (2008) Alan Anderson (2008-09) Jamont Gordon (2009-10) Marko Tomas (2009-10)
Club legends
Krešimir Ćosić (1980-82) (Basketball Hall of Fame inductee) Nikola Plećaš Zoran Čutura Franjo Arapović Danko Cvjetičanin Mirko Novosel (Basketball Hall of Fame inductee) Dražen Petrović (1984-88) (Basketball Hall of Fame inductee) Dražen Anzulović (both as player and coach) Slaven Rimac (1990-98, 2002-04) Gordan Giriček (1993-01) Nikola Prkačin (1998-03, 2008-09) Davor Kus (2000-04, 2005-07, 2008-09) Mihovil Nakić Andro Knego
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