Virtus Pallacanestro Bologna - Notable Players

Notable Players

  • Marco Bonamico
  • Carlo Caglieris
  • Pietro Generali
  • Gianni Bertolotti
  • Terry Driscoll
  • Eric Luc Leclerc
  • Luigi Serafini
  • Renato Villalta
  • - Krešo Ćosić
  • Jim McMillian
  • Elvis Rolle
  • Jan van Breda Kolff
  • Augusto Binelli
  • Roberto Brunamonti
  • Joe Meriweather
  • Greg Stokes
  • - Michael Sylvester
  • Floyd Allen
  • Micheal Ray Richardson
  • Clemon Johnson
  • Lauro Bon
  • Claudio Coldebella
  • Riccardo Morandotti
  • Bill Wennington
  • Jurij Zdovc
  • Flavio Carera
  • Paolo Moretti
  • Giampiero Savio
  • Russ Schoene
  • Alessandro Abbio
  • Joe Binion
  • Arijan Komazec
  • Orlando Woolridge
  • Zoran Savić
  • Predrag Danilović
  • Walter Magnifico
  • - Branislav Prelević
  • Kostas Patavoukas
  • Antoine Rigaudeau
  • Alessandro Frosini
  • - Hugo Sconochini
  • - Radoslav Nesterovic
  • John Amaechi
  • Zarko Paspalj
  • - David Andersen
  • Saulius Štombergas
  • Nikos Ekonomou
  • Matjaž Smodiš
  • - Emanuel Ginóbili
  • - Marko Jarić
  • Rashard Griffith
  • Erick Dial
  • Charlie Bell
  • - German Scarone
  • Dejan Koturović
  • Ruslan Avleev
  • Samuele Podestà
  • Anthony Williams
  • Vonteego Cummings
  • A. J. Guyton
  • Bennett Davison
  • Corey Brewer
  • Christian Drejer
  • Kris Lang
  • Dušan Vukčević
  • - David Bluthenthal
  • Marko Milič
  • Carl English
  • Travis Best
  • - Vlado Ilievski
  • Andreas Glyniadakis
  • Earl Boykins
  • Keith Langford
  • Deividas Gailius

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