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» Thursday, August 9 2012

Marc J. Spears: In possible Dwight Howard trade, Sixers would also send center Nikola Vucevic to Orlando, source tells Y! Sports. 7fter avg 5.5 pts,4.8 rbs. Twitter

 

» Thursday, July 5 2012

 

» Tuesday, June 19 2012

 

» Sunday, May 27 2012

 

» Friday, December 9 2011

 

» Thursday, December 8 2011

Rookie first-round pick Nikola Vucevic is expected for Friday's start of 76ers training camp, while restricted free agents Thaddeus Young and Spencer Hawes aren't. Team president Rod Thorn said Thursday evening in an email that Vucevic, who had been playing professionally in Montenegro and appeared to be having trouble getting a Visa, made it to New York on Thursday. phillyburbs.com

 

» Monday, December 5 2011

 

» Wednesday, November 30 2011

The first question was about the players that went overseas to play during the lockout: Nikola Vucevic, Lavoy Allen, and Craig Brackins. Rod Thorn: "They are all coming back. Lavoy has a game Friday that he's going to play in in France and then he'll be back. Brackins is already back. And then with Nikola, we hope to have him here as quickly as possible. Obviously we have to get a visa in order in order to get him here and we have to have some sort of a contract in order to do that. But all of them will be here. Everybody will be on time -- we hope Nikola will be. It may be an extra day for him." Philadelphia Inquirer

 

» Sunday, September 4 2011

 

» Monday, August 22 2011

KK Buducnost Podgorica signed for the coming season Nikola Vucevic. The big man, who will be at Eurobasket 2011 with Montenegro, comes from USC Trojans with whom he averaged 17.1ppg, 10.3rpg, 1.6apg and 1.4bpg as junior. Vucevic was picked with the 16th overall by Philadelphia 76ers in 2011 NBA draft. The contract signed by the big man is with an NBA out. Sportando

 

» Saturday, August 20 2011

 

» Friday, August 19 2011

That could be about to change. A source told Sporting News on Friday that Nikola Vucevic, chosen by the Sixers with the No. 16 pick in the draft, is close to signing a professional contract with a team in Montenegro, his home country. Vucevic, the son of renowned Yugoslavian player Borislav Vucevic (who played 24 seasons in Europe) played three years at Southern California before entering this year’s draft. Sporting News

The contract in Montenegro would include an out-clause allowing Vucevic to play in the NBA when the lockout ends. The only thing holding up the contract at this point is an insurance issue, but that is expected to be resolved early next week. Sporting News

 

» Wednesday, June 22 2011

USC center Nikola Vucevic has had as impressive a rise as anyone, and sources said he could wind up being a lottery pick since Houston is high on him at No. 14. The combination of his strong play in workouts, legitimate size (6-foot-11 3/4 in with shoes, 260 pounds) and the lack of depth at center in this draft has helped his cause. Center Jeremy Tyler, who skipped his final year at San Diego High School to play in Japan and Israel, has done well for himself as well. SI.com

The Knicks are believed to be highly interested, along with the Houston Rockets. The Boston Celtics are even interested in trading up in order to select Vucevic, according to sources. "It will be a dream come true to be drafted in the first round," Vucevic said. "I just want to be drafted, I don't really care where I go. I just know I'll be happy to hear my named called." Los Angeles Daily News

 

» Tuesday, June 21 2011

In an NBA Draft the Knicks did not believe would solve their size woes, along comes USC's 6-foot-11 Nikola Vucevic squarely into the picture. Vucevic was back for another Knicks workout yesterday, and he's in the mix for when the team picks at No. 17, according to multiple sources. New York Post

Vucevic did not have a lot of buzz until the last few weeks, but he did well at the Chicago combine and during workouts, impressing teams with his basketball IQ. "He doesn't drink, doesn't smoke -- he's a basketball player," O'Neill said. "And he's going to get better because he works hard." New York Post

 

» Sunday, June 19 2011

 

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