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Re: FIBA world ranking

Postby Dc311 on Wed May 09, 2012 11:46 pm

Men’s Olympic Basketball Tournament Draw Results

Group A: Argentina, France, Tunisia, USA, OQT 1, OQT 2

Group B: Australia, Brazil, China, Great Britain, Spain, OQT 3




Competition format:
The Olympic basketball competition for men will consist of a Preliminary Round, Quarterfinals, Semifinals and Finals.

Preliminary Round

The 12 participating teams will be divided into two groups (A&B) of 6 teams each. Each team will play with the other 5 teams in its own group. The 4 highest ranked teams in each group will qualify for the Quarter-Finals. The 5th and 6th ranked teams in each group will be eliminated and will not play anymore.

Quarterfinals

The 8 teams qualified from the Preliminary Round will play the direct elimination as follows:

Game 31: A2 vs. B3
Game 32: B1 vs. A4
Game 33: B2 vs. A3
Game 34: A1 vs. B4

The winners of the above games will qualify for the Semifinals. The losers will be eliminated and will not play anymore.

Semifinals

The winners of the Quarterfinals will play for places 1-4 in the following format:

Game 35: Winner 31 vs. Winner 32
Game 36: Winner 33 vs. Winner 34

The winners of these games will play in the gold medal game; the losers will play in the bronze medal game.

Finals

The Finals will be played in the following format:
Game 37: Loser 35 vs. Loser 36 (3rd- 4th)
Game 38: Winner 35 vs. Winner 36 (1st -2nd)

The winner of Game 37 will receive the bronze medal and the loser will finish the 4th place.
The winner of Game 38 will receive the gold medal and the loser will receive the silver medal.


Classifications

Places 11-12
The teams ranked 6th in each group of the Preliminary Round shall be classified for the places 11-12 according to the following criteria:
1. Win-loss record in their Preliminary Round group.
2. If both teams have same win-loss record, the classification will be determined by the goal average (by division) taking into account the results of all games played in their respective group.

Example 1:
Win Loss
Team A6 0 5
Team B6 1 4
Final standings:
11th place: team B6
12th place: team A6


Example 2:
Win Loss Score Goal average
Team A6 0 5 368:419 0.8783
Team B6 1 4 307:416 0.7380
Final standings:
11th place: team A6
12th place: team B6


Places 9- 10
The teams ranked 5th in each group shall be classified for the places 9-10 according to the same principles as for the places 11-12.

Places 5 -8
The 4 teams eliminated in the Quarter-Finals will form one group and shall be classified for the places 5-8 according to the following criteria:
1. Win-loss record in their Preliminary Round group.
2. If teams have the same win-loss record, the classification will be determined by the standings of the teams in their respective Preliminary Round group.
3. If two teams have the same standings, the classification will be determined by the goal average (by division) taking into account the results of all games played in their respective group.

The example of the determination of the final standings of 4 teams eliminated in the Quarter-Finals:
Win Loss Score Goal average
Team A1 5 0 505:359 1.4067
Team A3 3 2 372:339 1.0973
Team B3 3 2 408:407 1.0025
Team A4 3 2 367:328 1.1189

Final standings:
5th place: team A1 (best win-loss record)
6th place: team A3 (same position as B3 but higher goal average)
7th place: team B3 (same position as A3 but lower goal average)
8th place: team A4 (lower position as A3 and B3)






France preliminary squad:
Andrew Albicy
Rodrigue Beaubois
Tony Parker
Steed Tchicamboud
Yannick Bokolo
Fabian Causeur
Nando De Colo
Nicolas Batum
Yakhouba Diawara
Mickael Gelabale
Charles Kahudi
Boris Diaw
Florent Pietrus
Ali Traore
Joakim Noah
Ian Mahinmi
Kevin Seraphin
Ronnie Turiaf
Replacements: Alexis Ajinca/Evan Fournier/Thomas Heurtel/Edwin Jackson/Mickael Pietrus/Kim Tillie


The new USA preliminary squad:
Carmelo Anthony
Chris Bosh
Kobe Bryant
Tyson Chandler
Kevin Durant
Rudy Gay
Eric Gordon
Blake Griffin
Andre Iguodala
LeBron James
Kevin Love
Chris Paul
Dwyane Wade
Russell Westbrook
Deron Williams

James Harden
Anthony Davis
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Re: FIBA world ranking

Postby Andrew on Thu May 10, 2012 12:37 pm

I'm guessing the USA ends up going with LeBron, Kobe, Wade, Melo, Bosh, Durant, Love, Chandler, Paul, Westbrook, Iguodala and Griffin, if all are healthy.
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Re: FIBA world ranking

Postby The X on Fri May 11, 2012 1:00 am

Andrew wrote:I'm guessing the USA ends up going with LeBron, Kobe, Wade, Melo, Bosh, Durant, Love, Chandler, Paul, Westbrook, Iguodala and Griffin, if all are healthy.

You think D-Will won't make team? I'd rate him ahead of Westbrook if we're talking international play.

I think team will look like this:

C- T.Chandler/K.Love/A.Davis
PF- L.James/C.Bosh
SF- K.Durant/A.Iguodala
SG- K.Bryant/D.Wade
PG- C.Paul/D.Williams/R.Westbrook

Naturally you will see guys like Deron Williams slide to SG, D-Wade to SF, Durant from SF to C, Love to PF etc etc.

I think the team has to take 3 PG's due to injury risk. Since their wings can play so many different positions from SG to PF, I think they take a flyer on somebody that can help them win games, Anthony Davis. I know if I was a fan of Team USA, I would want The Mo' playing ahead of Griffin due to defensive characteristics & for insurance purposes if Chandler gets injured.
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Re: FIBA world ranking

Postby Nick on Fri May 11, 2012 5:34 pm

I think Wade said he was passing on this olympics.
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Re: FIBA world ranking

Postby Stress Fracture on Sat May 12, 2012 8:51 pm

This Olympics would be Wade's last.
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Re: FIBA world ranking

Postby Andrew on Sun May 13, 2012 7:41 pm

The X wrote:You think D-Will won't make team? I'd rate him ahead of Westbrook if we're talking international play.


Depends what kind of postseason Westbrook ends up having, I could see him making the cut instead. But yeah, I see your point.
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Re: FIBA world ranking

Postby Andrew on Fri Jun 29, 2012 1:25 pm

Wade's out.

Dwyane Wade needs surgery on his ailing left knee and will not play in next month's London Olympics.

The Miami Heat guard called USA Basketball chairman Jerry Colangelo and Olympic coach Mike Krzyzewski on Thursday to break the news, which was not totally unexpected after Wade played through pain in the postseason. He appeared in all 23 Heat playoff games despite the knee problems, averaging 22.6 points during Miami's five-game win over Oklahoma City in the NBA Finals.
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Re: FIBA world ranking

Postby _Steve_ on Sun Jul 01, 2012 8:56 pm

Germans suck at Basketball. They suck even more without Dirk (who's likely to play National Team anymore, as we failed to qualify for the Olympic games).
Turkey and Russia are way better then Germany right now...
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Re: FIBA world ranking

Postby Andrew on Sun Jul 01, 2012 10:28 pm

Count Bosh out as well.

Chris Bosh is still hurting, and his Olympic plans are being pushed aside so he can heal.

The Miami Heat forward told USA Basketball on Friday that he is withdrawing from consideration for the London Games so he can continue recovering from the strained abdominal muscle that sidelined him for a portion of his team's run to the NBA championship. Bosh announced the decision through agent Henry Thomas one day after Heat teammate Dwyane Wade pulled out of the Olympic mix because of looming left knee surgery.
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Re: FIBA world ranking

Postby Patr1ck on Sun Jul 08, 2012 11:28 pm

Roster is in.

Carmelo Anthony (New York Knicks)
Kobe Bryant (Los Angeles Lakers)
Tyson Chandler (New York Knicks)
Kevin Durant (Oklahoma City Thunder)
Blake Griffin (Los Angeles Clippers)
James Harden (Oklahoma City Thunder)
Andre Iguodala (Philadelphia 76ers)
LeBron James (Miami Heat)
Kevin Love (Minnesota Timberwolves)
Chris Paul (Los Angeles Clippers)
Russell Westbrook (Oklahoma City Thunder)
Deron Williams (Brooklyn Nets)
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Re: FIBA world ranking

Postby Andrew on Mon Jul 09, 2012 2:25 am

A couple of key names missing for health reasons, but that's still a very strong roster. Still think they're taking the Gold again after recapturing it in Beijing.
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Re: FIBA world ranking

Postby Phil89 on Mon Jul 09, 2012 4:35 pm

Better sort their defense out. :wink:

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Re: FIBA world ranking

Postby deihatein on Tue Jul 10, 2012 3:08 am

Irving has crazy handles.
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Re: FIBA world ranking

Postby Mavs4Life on Tue Jul 10, 2012 3:24 am

Irving better be on that 2014 FIBA team.
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Re: FIBA world ranking

Postby kevin02 on Tue Jul 10, 2012 4:30 am

I guarantee he will be. Especially with Krzyzewski being the coach. I think he's good enough this year but the problem is there are so many great guards on the team already.

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Re: FIBA world ranking

Postby shadowgrin on Tue Jul 10, 2012 5:51 am

Only Kobe trying to play defense.
Having Durant and Harden on D will make a good offensive player look amazing.
Kyrie trying to do a Chris Paul with that behind the back between the legs.
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