Union Olimpija
#1
Posted 25 July 2012 - 01:06 PM
Current team looks like this:
C -
PF - Deon Thompson (203, 1988)
SF - Dino Murič (200, 1990)
SG - Jaka Blažič (196, 1990), Sasu Salin (192, 1991)
PG -
There are several new names circling around Olimpija. Alen Omič (216, 1992) is almost done deal, and so could be Klemen Prepelič (191, 1992), who is probably the biggest prospect playing in Slovenia, and Luka Rupnik (182, 1993).
* Erjon Kastrati and Gezim Morina are also listed on the official Olimpija website, but there are several rumors that are both going to leave Olimpija.
#2
Posted 25 July 2012 - 10:42 PM
alen, on 25 July 2012 - 01:06 PM, said:
Current team looks like this:
C -
PF - Deon Thompson (203, 1988)
SF - Dino Murič (200, 1990)
SG - Jaka Blažič (196, 1990), Sasu Salin (192, 1991)
PG -
There are several new names circling around Olimpija. Alen Omič (216, 1992) is almost done deal, and so could be Klemen Prepelič (191, 1992), who is probably the biggest prospect playing in Slovenia, and Luka Rupnik (182, 1993).
* Erjon Kastrati and Gezim Morina are also listed on the official Olimpija website, but there are several rumors that are both going to leave Olimpija.
I have heard rumors that Alen Omic also could go to Partizan. But I've seen him play yet, and the same goes for Klemen.
Alen, could you tell me more about Prepelič and Omič? About their games etc?
#3
Posted 26 July 2012 - 09:05 AM
About Prepelič. Shooting guard, born killer. He is one the most mature 19 y.o. player I have ever seen. Numbers in Adriatic league speaks for itself. 5th in MVP rankings, 5th in points per game (14.23), 9th in free throws percentage, 10th in assists, 1st in received fouls. And those numbers he earned in his first senior season! Born leader. Perfect shooter, he can shoot from every position in every situation. The majority of his points are from three pointers, but he is also an incredible fast-break player. When it comes to critical situations in the game, he always takes the things in to his own hands. He is really "annoying" defender. Klemen has the potential to be among the best Euroleague players in future. Due to problems with shooting guards in Slovenia, he will surely be an important part of Slovenian national team on Eurobasket2013. He already had a lot of offers from the best European teams, especially from Spain, for instance from Valencia, Caja and also from some Italian teams. I spoke with couple of journalists from Italy and Spain about him, and everyone is considering him as a mixture of Navarro and Becirovič.
Next signings in Olimpija will also be Marko Pajic (204, 1992) and Luka Rupnik (182, 1993). Olimpija will have all the leaders from Slovenian U20 team!
#4
Posted 26 July 2012 - 10:39 PM
alen, on 26 July 2012 - 09:05 AM, said:
About Prepelič. Shooting guard, born killer. He is one the most mature 19 y.o. player I have ever seen. Numbers in Adriatic league speaks for itself. 5th in MVP rankings, 5th in points per game (14.23), 9th in free throws percentage, 10th in assists, 1st in received fouls. And those numbers he earned in his first senior season! Born leader. Perfect shooter, he can shoot from every position in every situation. The majority of his points are from three pointers, but he is also an incredible fast-break player. When it comes to critical situations in the game, he always takes the things in to his own hands. He is really "annoying" defender. Klemen has the potential to be among the best Euroleague players in future. Due to problems with shooting guards in Slovenia, he will surely be an important part of Slovenian national team on Eurobasket2013. He already had a lot of offers from the best European teams, especially from Spain, for instance from Valencia, Caja and also from some Italian teams. I spoke with couple of journalists from Italy and Spain about him, and everyone is considering him as a mixture of Navarro and Becirovič.
Next signings in Olimpija will also be Marko Pajic (204, 1992) and Luka Rupnik (182, 1993). Olimpija will have all the leaders from Slovenian U20 team!
Thanks for the info alen. By what you told me, I'm getting really interested in seeing this prospects play! I'll definitely watch a lot of games of them, you that I can see for myself how talented they are
This post has been edited by Kenneth23: 26 July 2012 - 10:40 PM
#6
Posted 30 July 2012 - 08:46 PM
Current roster:
C -
PF - Deon Thompson (203, 1988), Dražen Bubnič (205, 1986)
SF - Dino Murič (200, 1990)
SG - Jaka Blažič (196, 1990), Sasu Salin (192, 1991)
PG - Dominic Waters (185, 1986)
#7
Posted 30 July 2012 - 09:33 PM
alen, on 29 July 2012 - 12:44 PM, said:
Btw, Olimpija supposingly signed Dominic Waters (185, 1986) from Liege Basket. Do you know him?
Yes I know Dominic Waters well. I've seen him play a couple of times since he came to Belgium.
Last year he was the leader in assists, he's a leader, a decent shooter and a good defender.
I think that he can be a good player for Olimpija. He does everything the coach asks him to do, a real teamplayer
#8
Posted 11 August 2012 - 08:28 AM
C - Aron Baynes (208, 1986)
PF - Dylan Page (204, 1982), Dražen Bubnič (205, 1986)
SF - Dino Murič (200, 1990)
SG - Jaka Blažič (196, 1990), Sasu Salin (192, 1991)
PG - Teemu Rannikko (189, 1980), Dominic Waters (185, 1986)
There are currently 8 players in the team (5 foreigners), so Olimpija needs four more players, that must have Slovenian passport (due to rules in Slovenian league). Those four players will probably be center Alen Omič, power forward Marko Pajič, shooting guard Klemen Prepelič and point guard Luka Rupnik.
Nice team for a budget worth one million euros.
#9
Posted 12 August 2012 - 08:29 PM
#11
Posted 15 August 2012 - 08:59 AM
About Lakovič, there is no way, he could join Olimpija. His salary is almost as high as Olimpija's whole budget, and they also have Rannikko and Waters on point guard. Maybe if this have happened month ago, they could reach some kind of an agreement, but in current situation is unrealistic.
Olimpija also signed a multi year contract with Emir Sulejmanovič (203, 1995), young prospect from their junior team. Prepelič and Omič will surely join them in couple of days, Rupnik will sign if his team agrees with transfer fee. If not, they will resign Jan Močnik (176, 1987) as third point guard. Olimpija will also sign one American small forward.
C - Aron Baynes (208, 1986), Alen Omič (215, 1992)
PF - Dylan Page (204, 1982), Dražen Bubnič (205, 1986), Emir Sulejmanovič (203, 1995)
SF - Dino Murič (200, 1990), Jaka Blažič (196, 1990)
SG - Klemen Prepelič (191, 1992), Sasu Salin (192, 1991)
PG - Teemu Rannikko (189, 1980), Dominic Waters (185, 1986), Luka Rupnik (183, 1993)
This could be the youngest team in Euroleague, beside Partizan.
#12
Posted 15 August 2012 - 10:02 AM
I like the team of Olimpija. It may be a young team but it will be a huge experience for these youngsters. I can't wait to see them play in the Euroleague!
#14
Posted 30 August 2012 - 04:20 PM
Alen Omič will sign soon.
C - Aron Baynes (208, 1986), Alen Omič (215, 1992)
PF - Dylan Page (204, 1982), Dražen Bubnič (205, 1986), Emir Sulejmanovič (203, 1995)
SF - Dino Murič (200, 1990), Jaka Blažič (196, 1990)
SG - Klemen Prepelič (191, 1992), Sasu Salin (192, 1991)
PG - Teemu Rannikko (189, 1980), Dominic Waters (185, 1986), Jan Močnik (176, 1987), Luka Rupnik (183, 1993)

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