Imagine teams created with countries that once was parts of Yugoslavia (Serbia, Slovenia, Croatia, Macedonia etc.) and Soviet Union (Lithuania, Russia, Ukraine etc.). They would contain 5 of 10 European countries in 2014 World Cup.
Which one would be better? How could their roster looks like? Would they have a chance against team USA?
Former Yugoslavia vs former Soviet Union
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Former Yugoslavia vs former Soviet Union
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Yugoslavia
PG:
Milos Teodosic
Goran Dragic
Nemanja Nedovic
SG-SF:
Bojan Bogdanovic
Bogdan Bogdanovic
Zoran Dragic
Damjan Rudez
PF-C:
Dario Saric
Nemanja Bjelica
Mirza Teletovic
Ante Tomic
Nikola Pekovic
I haven't used any Americans who have acclaimed a european passport.
PG:
Milos Teodosic
Goran Dragic
Nemanja Nedovic
SG-SF:
Bojan Bogdanovic
Bogdan Bogdanovic
Zoran Dragic
Damjan Rudez
PF-C:
Dario Saric
Nemanja Bjelica
Mirza Teletovic
Ante Tomic
Nikola Pekovic
I haven't used any Americans who have acclaimed a european passport.
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The Soviet Union fantasy team was super-strong during the mid 00s, but right now I think it would be one of the worst teams in decades for them.
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The only legit basketball countries left from Soviet Union are Lithuania & Russia. Latvia too I guess. And the latter 2 are in decline in terms of level of play. If you went ahead and tried to form a Soviet Union team, it would be an almost all-Lithuanian team with a few Russians and Latvians playing as backup role-players. The talent pool just isn't there to compete with a bunch of former Yugoslavian countries.
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