FIBA Hall of Fame
    Dražen DALIPAGIC (SRB)

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    Category | Player Date of Birth | 27.11.1951 Position | Forward Height | 197cm (6'5") Country | Serbia

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    Clubs

    • Partizan Belgrade: 1971-1978 and 1979-1980 (military service: 1978-1979)

    • Venezia: 1980-1981

    • Partizan Belgrade: 1981-1982

    • Real Madrid: 1982-1983

    • Udine: 1983-1985

    • Venezia: 1985-1988

    • Verona: 1988-1989

    • Red Star Belgrade: 1990-1991

    • As a coach: Gorizia (1992-1996),MZT Skopje (1997-1998) and Astra Banka Belgrade (2000-2001)

    • As a manager: Sports Manager of Red Star Belgrade (1998-1999),Team Manager of BC Atlas Belgrade (2003-2006) and Member of the Expert Council of the Serbian Basketball Federation (present)

    Club Highlights

    • Champion of the 1978 Korac Cup

    • Champion of the 1976 Yugoslavian League

    National Team

    • 243 appearances with the Yugoslavian National Team between 1973 and 1986

    • Olympic Gold medalist in Moscow 1980

    • World Champion in Manila 1978

    • Olympic Silver medalist in Montreal 1976

    • Silver medalist in the 1974 World Championship in Puerto Rico

    • Olympic Bronze medalist in Los Angeles 1984

    • 2 times Bronze medalist in World Championships: Colombia 1982 and Spain 1986

    • 3 times European Champion: Barcelona 1973,Belgrade 1975 and Liege 1977

    • Silver medalist in the 1981 European Championship in Prague

    • Bronze medalist in the 1979 European Championship in Turin

    Individual Highlights

    • MVP and Top Scorer of the 1978 World Championship in Manila

    • European Player of the Year in 1977,1978 and 1980

    • Best Sportsman of the Year 1978 in the former Yugoslavia

    • 3 times Best Sportsman of Belgrade: 1976,1977 and 1978

    • Almost perennial top scorer of all leagues and championships in which he took part,Dalipagic averaged over 30 points a game during most of his entire career (in 1981-1982 he averaged 43 points per game for Partizan Belgrade)