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• December 15, 2000: Haris Brkic died from injuries he sustained in a shooting

• November 29, 2000: Yugoslavia advance to the Women's European Championship

• November 29, 2000: Predrag Danilovic quits his player career

• November 25, 2000: Yugoslavia lost to Croatia in Women's European Championship qualifier

• November 21, 2000: Dusan Ivkovic and Zeljko Obradovic resign

• October 23, 2000: Buducnost signs Igor Rakocevic

• October 18, 2000: Predrag Danilovic decides to retire from active playing

• September 6, 2000: Yugoslavia defeated by Australia in the FIBA Diamond Ball Tournament Final

• August 27, 2000: Jaric and Milojevic to miss Olympic Games

• July 27, 2000: Two wins over Sweden

• August 6, 2000: European Under-20 Men's Basketball Championship: Yugoslavia wins the fifth place

• July 23, 2000: Junior men's basketball team of Yugoslavia won the fifth place at the European Championship

• July 16, 2000: Without Djordjevic in Sidney

• Draw for SuproLeague, Saporta Cup and EuroLeague

• July 12, 2000: 16 candidates for Sydney

• May 20, 2000: Vlade Divac misses Olympic Games in Sydney

• May 13, 2000: Thirty candidates for Sidney

• May 8, 2000: A great man on and off the court

• April 28, 2000: Hemofarm winner of the Women's Basketball Championship

• April 3, 2000: Good play by Goran Cakic

• April 2, 2000: Presidency open the door for one import player

• March 18, 2000: Kovin - Partizan 54-51

• March 15, 2000: Yugoslav basketball veteran Nikolic buried in Belgrade

• February 1, 2000: Yugoslav basketball player Cakic to join junior world team

• January 29, 2000: Yugoslavia vs Russia in the first round

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