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Vote for the best All-EuroCup First Team in history: 2015 vs. 2010
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Each season, five standout players earn their place among the competition’s elite as members of the All-EuroCup First Team. Over the years, these selections have featured rising stars, future EuroLeague legends, and unforgettable EuroCup heroes who left their mark on the competition.
Now, it's time to see which lineup stands above the rest.
Our expert panel has seeded the All-EuroCup First Teams into a bracket, and each matchup will be decided by you, the fans! Several times a week, we’ll reveal a new battle on the official EuroCup Instagram account, where you can vote for the team that you believe deserves to advance.
Here on EuroCupBasketball.com, we’ll break down each matchup, compare the rosters, and offer our take on who has the edge.
The first faceoff: 2015 vs. 2010. Two incredible squads. One spot in the next round.
Let the debate begin – and may the best team win!
2015
- Tyrese Rice, Khimki
- Petteri Koponen, Khimki
- Sammy Mejia, Banvit
- Derrick Brown, Lokomotiv
- Walter Tavares, Gran Canaria
2010
- Nando De Colo, Valencia
- Immanuel McElroy, ALBA
- Devin Smith, Panellinios
- Marko Banic, Bilbao
- Matt Nielsen, Valencia
With all due respect, I see this one as a no-brainer. The chemistry between teammates Rice and Koponen in the backcourt and the length of Brown and Tavares in the frontcourt is simply outstanding. Add to the Mejia's shot-making ability. Wow!
The 2010 team has a 23-year-old De Colo, who was already a force, but not quite the EuroLeague MVP he would become a few years later. Smith was also a few years away from becoming an All-EuroLeague candidate. McElroy was the best player on a very good ALBA team, but not a star.
In my eyes, the 2010 team just doesn’t have enough to compete with its 2015 counterparts. But what do you think?