1987–88 First Federal Basketball League

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Transcription

Game 1: Jugoplastika vs. Partizan 101–79

Game 2: Partizan vs. Jugoplastika 86–80

Game 3: Jugoplastika vs. Partizan 88–67

Aranđelovac tournament

Bar tournament

Kutina tournament

Novi Sad tournament

1987–88 Yugoslav First Basketball League
League	Yugoslav First Basketball League
Sport	Basketball
Regular season
Season champions	Jugoplastika
Playoffs
Finals champions	Jugoplastika
Runners-up	Partizan
Yugoslav First Basketball League seasons
← 1986–87 1988–89 →

The 1987–88 Yugoslav First Basketball League season was the 44th season of the Yugoslav First Basketball League, the highest professional basketball league in SFR Yugoslavia.

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Bosna

SR Macedonia

MZT Skopje

SR Montenegro

Budućnost

SR Slovenia

Smelt Olimpija

	Regular season ranking 1987–88	G	V	P	PF	PS	Pt
1.	Jugoplastika	22	21	1	2025	1764	43
2.	Cibona	22	17	5	2235	2007	39
3.	Partizan	22	15	7	2066	1973	37
4.	Smelt Olimpija	22	14	8	2018	1943	36
5.	Zadar	22	10	12	2050	1974	32
6.	Crvena Zvezda	22	10	12	1937	1997	32
7.	IMT	22	9	13	2042	2106	31
8.	Šibenka	22	9	13	1976	2020	31
9.	Bosna	22	8	14	1992	2028	30
10.	Borac Čačak	22	7	15	1839	2002	29
11.	MZT Skopje	22	6	16	1858	2046	28
12.	Budućnost	22	6	16	1915	2093	28

Home \ Away	JUG	CIB	PAR	OLI	ZAD	CZV	IMT	ŠIB	BOS	BOR	MZT	BUD
Jugoplastika	—	96–83	90–85	99–73	82–73	86–77	119–85	86–76	98–90	111–73	95–74	97–81
Cibona	86–87	—	99–90	110–90	84–72	98–88	100–86	111–91	102–96	124–89	117–104	106–96
Partizan	79–87	90–88	—	93–98	84–78	85–95	110–96	90–83	115–110	98–99	96–82	103–94
Olimpija	82–83	84–78	87–92	—	99–86	99–77	99–96	95–89	99–79	109–96	94–74	96–78
Zadar	76–84	91–92	83–86	109–107	—	102–86	100–88	100–79	87–94	88–87	109–63	122–94
Crvena Zvezda	86–90	101–104	85–106	101–88	93–89	—	83–85	96–79	97–90	95–89	96–86	99–92
IMT	81–95	97–96	85–95	96–98	121–112	85–87	—	94–82	86–93	83–79	95–92	100–109
Šibenka	90–71	90–96	87–76	78–89	107–103	104–85	98–125	—	111–93	82–83	107–99	108–91
Bosna	88–96	86–103	107–121	73–92	83–84	90–84	93–97	82–77	—	105–78	95–77	83–78
Borac Čačak	76–85	100–128	81–89	91–85	78–81	87–74	86–84	74–75	91–82	—	87–79	63–76
MZT Skopje	83–91	86–104	80–95	92–80	94–90	76–77	76–73	92–97	69–98	88–74	—	111–97
Budućnost	67–97	97–126	79–87	73–75	89–114	87–75	102–104	89–86	86–83	81–78	79–81	—

Source: Pearlbasket
Legend: Blue = home team win; Red = away team win.
Matches with lighter background shading were decided after overtime.

Only the top four placed league table teams qualified for the playoffs quarterfinal automatically.

Teams placed fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth were joined by the top two Second League teams for an 8-team play-in round. The winner of each best-of-three series advanced to the playoffs quarterfinal round.

Quarterfinals			Semifinals			Finals

1	Jugoplastika	2

8	Šibenka	0
			1	Jugoplastika	2

			4	Smelt Olimpija	0
4	Smelt Olimpija	2

5	Zadar	1
						1	Jugoplastika	2

						3	Partizan	1
2	Cibona	2

7	IMT	0
			2	Cibona	1

			3	Partizan	2
3	Partizan	2

6	Crvena Zvezda	0

PLAY-IN QUALIFYING ROUND

Zadar-Vojvodina 101–84, 78–81, 95–81

Crvena Zvezda-Prvi Partizan 98–91, 94–83

IMT Beograd-Borac 121–86, 112–113, 107–87

Šibenka-Bosna 103–102, 98–109, 108–93

QUARTERFINALS

Jugoplastika-Šibenka 107–80, 107–96

Olimpija Ljubljana-Zadar 77–76, 77–82, 82–76

Cibona-IMT Beograd 127–103, 89–86

Partizan-Crvena Zvezda 105–96, 101–90

SEMIFINALS

Jugoplastika-Olimpija Ljubljana 103–81, 86–83

Cibona-Partizan 102–91, 90–103, 77–83

FINALS

Jugoplastika-Partizan 101–79, 80–86, 88–67

Top-seeded Jugoplastika reached the playoff finals dominantly, rampaging though the league with a 21–1 regular season record followed by two confident playoff sweeps.

On the other hand, despite being the defending champions, third seed KK Partizan returned to the playoff finals somewhat unexpectedly, having to overcome second seed KK Cibona's home-court advantage in their semifinal series by improbably defeating the Zagreb team away in deciding game three, 77–83, with Cibona's superstar Dražen Petrović held to only 13 points while Partizan's best player, young center Vlade Divac, scored 23 points.^[1]

Twenty-year-old Divac would also become the main story of the finals' opening game despite being absent from it due to picking up a knee injury under never fully explained circumstances. It would later come out that his injury likely occurred jumping out of a hotel window while leaving, without permission, the pre-finals team quarantine to meet with his girlfriend.^[1] As a result of missing their best player, Partizan struggled mightily in game one away in Split, getting blown out by 22 points, 101–79, with Jugoplastika's young center Dino Rađa scoring 23 points, Željko Poljak adding 16, and young Toni Kukoč scoring 15.^[1] On the other hand, hapless Partizan's best contribution was from their young point guard Saša Đorđević who scored 22 points.^[1]

Seeing that without Divac's inside presence they stand no chance versus Jugoplastika, Partizan hustled their injured young center back on the court. Playing on one leg with a heavily bandaged knee, Divac still led the game two scoring with 18 points as Partizan pulled out an 86–80 victory at home.^[1] It was only Jugoplastika's second loss of the entire season.

Still-injured Divac appeared in the deciding game three back in Split but was no match for the rampant home team looking for their first league title since 1977. The fact that Partizan played with virtually no inside presence under the basket was heavily exploited by Jugoplastika's center line of Rađa and Goran Sobin [it], as their backup center Sobin posted his season-high 28 points.^[1] Jugoplastika won the game easily, claiming the league title.

The winning roster of Jugoplastika:^[2]

Zoran Sretenović
Velimir Perasović
Vladan Alanović
Toni Kukoč
Goran Sobin [it]
Željko Poljak
Ivica Burić
Žan Tabak
Duško Ivanović
Dino Rađa
Petar Vučica
Paško Tomić
Teo Čizmić
Leon Stipaničev
Alen Koludrović

Coach: Božidar Maljković

Dražen Petrović (Cibona) – ___ points (38.0ppg)
Milan Mlađan [it] (IMT) – __ points (30.1 ppg)^[3]^[4]

FIBA European Champions Cup

Jugoplastika (champions)

FIBA Cup Winners' Cup

Cibona (Cup winners)

FIBA Korać Cup

Partizan (3rd)
Smelt Olimpija (4th)
Zadar (5th)
Crvena Zvezda (6th)

Key to colors
	Top placed team in each group advanced to semifinals

	Team	Pld	W	L	Pts
1	Cibona	3	3	0	6
2	Bosna	3	2	1	4
3	IMT	3	1	2	2
4	Trepča	3	0	3	0

	Team	Pld	W	L	Pts
1	Jugoplastika	3	3	0	6
2	Zadar	3	2	1	4
3	Vojvodina	2	0	2	0
4	Sloboda Dita Tuzla	2	0	2	0

Semifinals		Finals



Jugoplastika	75

Partizan	73
		Jugoplastika	80

		Cibona	82
Cibona

Rabotnički

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Bjelobaba, Darko (7 January 2016). "Sezona 1987–88: Pojava nove košarkaške dinastije". Koš magazin. Retrieved 12 September 2022.
^ "Yugoslav basketball league standings 1945–91". nsl.kosarka.co.yu. Archived from the original on 2 July 2008. Retrieved 7 January 2019.
^ reference
^ Martinović, Dragan (22 January 2017). "DRAŽEN PETROVIĆ ILI RADIVOJ KORAĆ?". Koš magazin. Retrieved 12 February 2017.

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Statistics	Scoring leaders Career Annual
Associated competitions	Clubs in international competitions First B Federal League

Basketball in Yugoslavia

National teams

Men	Yugoslavia U19 U18 U16 University
Women	Yugoslavia U19 U18 U16 University

League competitions

Men	First Federal League First B Federal League
Women	First Women's League Second Women's League

Cup competitions

Men	Yugoslav Cup
Women	Yugoslav Cup

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Partizan

MZT Skopje

Smelt Olimpija

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