Dušan Ivković

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Dušan "Duda" Ivković (Serbian:Душан Ивковић; Born October 29, 1943 in Belgrade, Serbia) is a Serbian basketball coach. Ivkovic worked in the following clubs: Radnicki, Partizan, Aris BC, Šibenka, Vojvodina, PAOK, Panionios BC, Olympiakos, AEK, PBC CSKA Moscow, and has recently coached in MBC Dynamo Moscow which he left in June of 2007. He now is the national team coach of Serbia^[1]

In 1997 he was proclaimed the best European coach.

Contents 1 Playing Career 2 Coaching Career 3 International Titles (Yugoslavian National Team) 4 European Titles 5 National Championships 6 National Cups 7 Notes 8 External links

[edit] Playing Career

• 1958-1968 Radnicki Belgrade - Yugoslavia

[edit] Coaching Career

• 2005-2007 Dynamo Moscow - Russia
• 2002-2005 CSKA Moscow - Russia
• 1999-2001 AEK Athens BC - Greece
• 1996-1999 Olympiacos BC - Greece
• 1994-1996 Panionios BC - Greece
• 1991-1994 PAOK BC - Greece
• 1987-1990 Vojvodina Novi Sad - Yugoslavia
• 1982-1987 KK Sibenik - Yugoslavia
• 1980-1982 Aris BC - Greece
• 1978-1980 Partizan Belgrade - Yugoslavia

[edit] International Titles (Yugoslavian National Team)

• 1996 Olympic games - Silver medal (assistant coach)
• 1988 Olympic games - Silver medal
• 1990 World Championship - Gold medal
• 1995 European Championship - Gold medal
• 1991 European Championship - Gold medal
• 1989 European Championship - Gold medal

[edit] European Titles

• 2006 Dynamo Moscow - ULEB Cup
• 2000 AEK Athens BC - Saporta Cup
• 1997 Olympiacos BC - Euroleague
• 1979 Partizan Belgrade - Korac Cup

[edit] National Championships

• 2004-2005 CSKA Moscow - Russian Championship
• 2003-2004 CSKA Moscow - Russian Championship
• 2002-2003 CSKA Moscow - Russian Championship
• 1996-1997 Olympiacos BC - Greek Championship
• 1991-1992 PAOK BC - Greek Championship
• 1978-1979 Partizan Belgrade - Yugoslavian Championship

[edit] National Cups

• 2005 CSKA Moscow - Russian Cup
• 2001 AEK Athens BC - Greek Cup
• 2000 AEK Athens BC - Greek Cup
• 1997 Olympiacos BC - Greek Cup
• 1979 Partizan Belgrade -Yugoslavian Cup

[edit] Notes

1. ^ Политика

[edit] External links

• Player career
• Coach career

v • d • e Yugoslavia squad - 1990 FIBA World Championship Champions - Gold medal 4 Petrović | 5 Perasović | 6 Čutura | 7 Kukoč | 8 Paspalj | 9 Zdovc | 10 Obradović | 11 Ćurčić | 12 Divac | 13 Komazec | 14 Jovanović | 15 Savić | Coach: Ivković

v • d • e 1988 Olympic Silver Medalists Men's Basketball – Yugoslavia Dražen Petrović | Zdravko Radulović | Zoran Čutura | Toni Kukoč | Žarko Paspalj | Željko Obradović | Jure Zdovc | Stojko Vranković | Vlade Divac | Franjo Arapović | Dino Rađa | Danko Cvjetičanin | Coach: Dušan Ivković

v • d • e Euroleague's 50 Greatest Contributors List Players Fragiskos Alvertis • Sergei Belov • Miki Berkovich • Dejan Bodiroga • Wayne Brabender • Juan Antonio Corbalan • Krešimir Ćosić • Mike D'Antoni • Dražen Dalipagić • Predrag Danilović • Mirza Delibašić • Vlade Divac • Aleksandar Đorđević • Nikos Galis • Manu Ginóbili • Saras Jasikevičius • Radivoj Korać • Toni Kukoč • Clifford Luyk • Pierluigi Marzorati • Bob McAdoo • Dino Meneghin • Bob Morse • Aldo Ossola • Theo Papaloukas • Anthony Parker • Dražen Petrović • Dino Rađa • Manolo Raga • Antonello Riva • Emiliano Rodríguez • Arvydas Sabonis • J.A. San Epifanio • Walter Szczerbiak • Panagiotis Yannakis Coaches Pedro Ferrándiz • Pini Gershon • Alexandar Gomelskiy • Dušan Ivković • Božidar Maljković • Ettore Messina • Aca Nikolić • Željko Obradović • Dan Peterson • Lolo Sainz Referees Artenik Aradabjian • Mikhail Davidov • Lubomir Kotleba • Ivan Mainini • Costas Rigas

v • d • e Olympiacos B.C. 1996-97 Euroleague Champions 4 Bakatsias | 5 Sigalas | 7 Papanikolaou | 8 Galakteros | 9 Nakić | 10 Fasoulas | 11 Tomić | 12 Tarlać | 13 Welp | 14 Savrasenko | 15 Rivers (Finals MVP) | Zourpenko | Coach: Ivković