Category | Player Date of Birth | 05.11.1938 Date of Death | 02.06.1969 Position | Power Forward Height | 196cm (6'5") Country | Serbia
Clubs
OKK Belgrade: 1954-1967
Standard Liege: 1967-1968
Padova: 1968-1969
Club Highlights
4 times Champion of the Yugoslavian League: 1958, 1960, 1963 and 1964
2 times Champion of the Yugoslavian Cup: 1960 and 1961
Champion of the 1968 Belgian League
National Team
157 appearances with the Yugoslavian National Team
Olympic Silver medalist in Mexico 1968
2 times Silver medalist in World Championships: Rio de Janeiro 1963 and Montevideo 1967
2 times Silver medalist in European Championships: Belgrade 1961 and Moscow 1965
Bronze medalist in the 1963 European Championship in Wroclaw
Individual Highlights
Top Scorer of the 1960 Rome Olympic Games
3 times Top Scorer of the European Championships: Belgrade 1961, Wroclaw 1963 and Moscow 1965
7 times (all-time record) Top Scorer of the Yugoslavian League: 1957, 1958, 1960 and 1962-1965
In 1965, with OKK Belgrade, he scored 99 points in a OKK Belgrade 155-57 win against Alvik Stockholm
In 1972, FIBA established the European Cup Radivoj Korac in his remembrance
In 2003, the Basketball Federation of Serbia and Montenegro renamed its national Cup as Radivoj Korac Cup
There are four clubs in Europe bearing the name of Korac: in Belgrade and Rumenka (Serbia), in Banja Luka (Bosnia and Herzegovina) and in Zurich (Switzerland)