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- 2000–01_Euroleague abstract "The inaugural Euroleague season 2000-01, under the new Euroleague Basketball Company authority, started on October 16, 2000, with a regular season game between hosts Real Madrid and Olympiacos, at the Raimundo Saporta Pavilion in Madrid, Spain, and ended with the championship finals game on May 10, 2001, at the PalaMalaguti arena in Bologna, Italy. This Euroleague season did not feature all the best European teams, as some of them opted to compete in the FIBA SuproLeague competition instead, after the row erupted between the previous Euroleague governing body, FIBA, and the newly established Euroleague Basketball Company.The total of 24 teams competed for the Euroleague Basketball title, which was in the end won by Kinder Bologna. Dejan Tomašević was the regular season MVP, and Manu Ginóbili was the Euroleague Finals MVP.".
- 2000–01_Euroleague wikiPageID "16359952".
- 2000–01_Euroleague wikiPageRevisionID "597511786".
- 2000–01_Euroleague altseasonLink "2000".
- 2000–01_Euroleague altseasonYear "FIBA SuproLeague 2000-01".
- 2000–01_Euroleague caption "Euroleague".
- 2000–01_Euroleague finals "Finals".
- 2000–01_Euroleague finalsChamp "Kinder Bologna".
- 2000–01_Euroleague finalsLink "List of Euroleague finals".
- 2000–01_Euroleague finalsMvp "Manu Ginóbili".
- 2000–01_Euroleague finalsMvpLink "Euroleague Final Four MVP".
- 2000–01_Euroleague finalsRunnerUp "Tau Cerámica".
- 2000–01_Euroleague league Euroleague_Basketball.
- 2000–01_Euroleague logoSize "200".
- 2000–01_Euroleague mvp "Dejan Tomašević".
- 2000–01_Euroleague mvpLink "Euroleague MVP".
- 2000–01_Euroleague nextseasonLink "2001".
- 2000–01_Euroleague nextseasonYear "Euroleague Basketball 2001–02".
- 2000–01_Euroleague prevseasonLink "1999".
- 2000–01_Euroleague prevseasonYear "FIBA Euroleague 1999–00".
- 2000–01_Euroleague season "Season".
- 2000–01_Euroleague seasonslistnames "Euroleague Basketball".
- 2000–01_Euroleague sport Basketball.
- 2000–01_Euroleague title "Euroleague Basketball 2000-01".
- 2000–01_Euroleague topScorer "Alphonso Ford".
- 2000–01_Euroleague topScorerLink "Alphonso Ford Trophy".
- 2000–01_Euroleague subject Category:2000_in_basketball.
- 2000–01_Euroleague subject Category:2001_in_basketball.
- 2000–01_Euroleague subject Category:Euroleague_seasons.
- 2000–01_Euroleague comment "The inaugural Euroleague season 2000-01, under the new Euroleague Basketball Company authority, started on October 16, 2000, with a regular season game between hosts Real Madrid and Olympiacos, at the Raimundo Saporta Pavilion in Madrid, Spain, and ended with the championship finals game on May 10, 2001, at the PalaMalaguti arena in Bologna, Italy.".
- 2000–01_Euroleague label "2000–01 Euroleague".
- 2000–01_Euroleague label "Euroleague Basketball 2000-2001".
- 2000–01_Euroleague label "Euroliga 2000-01".
- 2000–01_Euroleague label "Euroligue de basket-ball 2000-2001".
- 2000–01_Euroleague label "ULEB Euroleague 2000/01".
- 2000–01_Euroleague label "Евролига 2000/2001".
- 2000–01_Euroleague sameAs 2000%E2%80%9301_Euroleague.
- 2000–01_Euroleague sameAs 01.
- 2000–01_Euroleague sameAs Euroliga_2000-01.
- 2000–01_Euroleague sameAs Euroligue_de_basket-ball_2000-2001.
- 2000–01_Euroleague sameAs Euroleague_Basketball_2000-2001.
- 2000–01_Euroleague sameAs Q590580.
- 2000–01_Euroleague sameAs Q590580.
- 2000–01_Euroleague wasDerivedFrom 2000–01_Euroleague?oldid=597511786.
- 2000–01_Euroleague homepage www.euroleague.net.