1973–74 Yugoslav First Basketball League

Sports season

1973–74 Yugoslav First Basketball League
League	Yugoslav First Basketball League
Sport	Basketball
1973-74
Season champions	Zadar
Yugoslav First Basketball League seasons
← 1972–73 1974–75 →

The 1973–74 Yugoslav First Basketball League season was the 30th season of the Yugoslav First Basketball League, the highest professional basketball league in SFR Yugoslavia.

Teams

SR Serbia

Borac Čačak
Crvena Zvezda
Metalac Valjevo
OKK Beograd
Partizan
Radnički Belgrade

SR Croatia

Industromontaža
Jugoplastika
Lokomotiva
Zadar

SR Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bosna
Željezničar Sarajevo

SR Macedonia

Rabotnički

SR Slovenia

Olimpija

Classification

	Regular season ranking 1973-74	G	V	P	PF	PS	Pt
1.	Zadar	26	22	4	2317	1976	44
2.	Jugoplastika	26	19	7	2351	2107	38
3.	Crvena Zvezda	26	17	9	2378	2216	34
4.	Bosna	26	14	12	2192	2144	28
5.	Radnički Belgrade	26	14	12	2365	2316	28
6.	Partizan	26	14	12	2178	2080	28
7.	Olimpija	26	13	13	2349	2294	26
8.	Borac Čačak	26	12	14	2332	2366	24
9.	OKK Beograd	26	12	14	2092	2210	24
10.	Lokomotiva	26	11	15	2271	2377	22
11.	Rabotnički	26	9	17	2252	2365	18
12.	Metalac Valjevo	26	8	18	1988	2192	16
13.	Industromontaža	26	8	18	1896	2087	16
14.	Željezničar Sarajevo	26	7	19	1896	2087	14

The winning roster of Zadar:^[1]

Čedomir Perinčić [hr]
Jure Fabijanić
Bruno Marcelić [hr]
Bruno Petani
Josip Đerđa
Krešimir Ćosić
Zdravko Jerak [hr]
Nedjeljko "Mišo" Ostarčević [hr]
Tomislav Matulović [hr]
Branko Skroče
Branko Bakija
Žarko Bjedov

Coach: Lucijan Valčić [hr]

Results

Home \ Away	ZAD	JUG	CZV	BOS	RAD	PAR	OLI	BOR	OKK	LOK	RAB	MET	IND	ŽSA
Zadar	—	84–77	95–90	98–81	94–86	91–75	94–67	100–81	100–76	100–81	85–69	109–75	107–77	96–61
Jugoplastika	80–76	—	90–92	87–93	104–76	87–82	95–84	94–84	106–73	102–92	103–87	106–60	109–70	99–63
Crvena Zvezda	77–75	74–81	—	102–83	101–95	79–87	128–123	81–76	84–71	120–91	87–77	113–75	80–68	99–70
Bosna	72–76	85–79	93–87	—	96–85	85–83	91–90	96–91	95–72	78–76	102–80	94–77	113–77	64–62
Radnički Belgrade	71–90	87–103	93–94	83–72	—	102–103	84–86	105–95	96–86	117–109	104–90	95–77	95–67	88–76
Partizan	83–79	76–73	88–78	78–60	78–80	—	98–99	95–71	94–60	97–81	94–80	62–63	59–67	81–62
Olimpija	74–85	110–90	80–78	65–68	89–90	96–83	—	83–78	96–91	110–85	111–100	102–91	93–96	85–61
Borac Čačak	72–77	85–87	83–82	111–112	93–108	114–111	105–102	—	114–105	97–81	98–86	100–88	90–88	84–74
OKK Beograd	75–74	89–90	86–103	71–60	92–91	85–72	87–76	82–77	—	103–104	98–85	86–65	80–76	61–68
Lokomotiva	79–89	95–97	90–92	96–82	105–103	78–73	98–96	83–91	73–83	—	74–72	80–79	86–78	89–82
Rabotnički	82–90	91–96	109–119	92–84	82–87	86–79	86–84	99–97	85–70	104–97	—	97–87	114–91	87–82
Metalac Valjevo	71–81	55–68	75–68	88–84	88–87	57–72	82–77	73–75	61–62	81–80	74–61	—	79–75	70–74
Industromontaža	70–90	75–74	84–103	70–82	76–85	73–76	78–86	83–81	79–59	83–89	88–72	74–63	—	73–79
Željezničar Sarajevo	74–82	0–20	76–67	68–67	69–72	94–97	79–90	91–95	86–89	68–79	90–79	65–62	53–58	—

Source: Pearlbasket
Legend: Blue = home team win; Red = away team win.
Matches with lighter background shading were decided after overtime.

Scoring leaders

Radmilo Mišović (Borac Čačak) - ___ points (33.0ppg)
Nikola Plećaš (Lokomotiva) - ___ points (30.4ppg)^[2]

Qualification in 1974-75 season European competitions

FIBA European Champions Cup

Zadar (champions)

FIBA Cup Winner's Cup

Jugoplastika (Cup winners)
Crvena Zvezda (title holder)

FIBA Korać Cup

Bosna (4th)
Partizan (6th)

Basketball Cup

Bracket

Eightfinals		Quarterfinals		Semifinals		Finals



Jugoplastika	90

Zadar	78
		Jugoplastika	80

		Industromontaža	65
Beti Metlika	61

Industromontaža	97
				Jugoplastika

				Rabotnički
Rabotnički	81

Željezničar Sarajevo	69
		Lokomotiva	91

		Rabotnički	111
Vojvodina	88

Lokomotiva	89
						Jugoplastika	92

						Crvena zvezda	85
Olimpija	77

OKK Beograd	89
		OKK Beograd	85

		Crvena zvezda	96
Crvena zvezda	90

Bosna	85
				Crvena zvezda	81

				Partizan	80
Radnički FOB Belgrade	109

Budućnost	85
		Radnički FOB Belgrade	80

		Partizan	85
Univerzitet Priština	77

Partizan	117

^[3]^[4]

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