Ricky Rubio ('90) and his teammates of Spain solved yesterday another problem in the Eurobasket of Poland, beating Lithuania in a decisive game to continue dreaming with the gold (84-70). Team coached by italian Sergio Scariolo had in the young point-guard one of their best players, finishing with 5 points, 3 steals and 9 assists (!). The other spanish prospect, Victor Claver ('88), only played two minutes (0/2 threes).

Serbians and turkish battled yesterday in a very interesting game of this grouf F, with final victory for Baris Hersek ('88) and company, even the forward stayed all the time in the bench. About serbian prospects, Miroslav Raduljica ('88) collected 8 points and 2 rebounds in 7 minutes, Milan Macvan ('89) scored 4 points and grabbed 2 rebounds in 10', Nemanja Bjelica ('88) didn't score but grabbed 8 rebounds and dished 2 assists, and Stefan Markovic ('88) didn't score either (0/5 threes, 2 rebounds and 2 assists). In the last game Slovenia beat Poland (76-60). On the standings Turkey is first (4-0) below Slovenia (3-1), Spain (2-2), Serbia (2-2), Poland (1-3) and Lithuania (0-4).

 

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