YUBA League 1982-83

YUBA League 1982-83
League	File:Coat of arms of a new Yugoslavia (alternate version 2).svg YUBA League
Sport	Basketball
1982-83
Season champions	Bosna
Finals
Champions	Bosna
Runners-up	Šibenka
YUBA League seasons
← 1981–82 1983–84 →

		Regular season ranking 1982-83	Pt	G	V	P	PF	PS
	1.	Šibenka	32	22	16	6	2061	2023
	2.	Partizan	30	22	15	7	2111	2046
File:Coat of arms of a new Yugoslavia (alternate version 2).svg	3.	Bosna	30	22	15	7	2137	2048
	4.	Crvena Zvezda	28	22	14	8	2146	1999
	5.	Cibona	28	22	14	8	2103	1986
	6.	Zadar	26	22	13	9	2084	2021
	7.	ZZI Olimpija	20	22	11	11	2031	2068
	8.	Jugoplastika Split	20	22	10	12	2093	2046
	9.	Borac Čačak	16	22	8	14	2059	2109
	10.	Budućnost	16	22	8	14	1818	1970
	11.	Radnički Belgrade	10	22	5	17	2025	2166
	12.	Kvarner	6	22	3	19	2085	2271

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* On 9 April 1983, Šibenka and Bosna played the final game that was decided in the last second: Bosna's Hadžić fouled Šibenka's Petrović, who proceeded to score two free throws that won the game. The next morning, the presidency of the Basketball Federation of Yugoslavia voided the result and ordered a rematch in Novi Sad. Šibenka decided to boycott it, and the title was awarded to Bosna.

The winning roster of Bosna:

• Boro Vučević
• Bogoljub Đurić
• Predrag Benaček
• Spomenko Pajević
• Mario Primorac
• Ratko Radovanović
• Dragan Zrno
• žarko Varajić
• Emir Mutapčić
• Sabit Hadžić
• Miroljub Mitrović

Coach: Svetislav Pešić

• FIBA European Champions Cup: Bosna (Champions)
• FIBA Cup Winner's Cup: Cibona (Cup winners)
• FIBA Korać Cup: Šibenka (1st), Partizan (2nd), Crvena Zvezda (4th), Zadar (6th)