DĂ©parts : I. Soufou (Equipe 2, N3), G. Libanet (Tulle, N2), J. Padre (Equipe 2, N3), P. M'Bianda
Arrivées : D. Thévenon (Limoges, ProB), J. Bach (Strasbourg, ProA), T. Blanqué (Rouen, ProB)
Effectif :
Geoffrey SELTZER (1m80 ? 85 ? Fra ? 1)
David THEVENON (1m86 - 77 - Fra - 1/2)
Ronald GALETTE (1m92 ? 85 ? Fra ? 1/2)
Frédéric BROLIRON (1m93 ? 79 ? Fra ? 2/3)
Baptiste CRANSAC (1m97 ? 84 ? Fra ? 3)
Fabien HERARD (1m98 ? 80 ? Fra ? 3/4)
Jason BACH (1m98 - 87 - Fra - 3/4)
Thibaut BLANQUE (2m02 - 86 - Fra - 4)
George MDIVANI (2m02 ? 85 ? Fra ? 4/5)
Ian CASKILL (2m07 ? 81 ? US ? 5)
Coach : Philippe MAUCOURANT
Assistant : Pascal VIGUIER
La preview d'eurobasket.com
GET Vosges:
This historic ProB team missed its last year NM1 start. But during the second phase, the vosgians were close to the best teams and developped a terrific defense. This year they will try to go on this early 2007 trend. To fullfill this goal, a bunch of players are back under coach Maucourant's orders. Seltzer, Galette, Broliron, Cransac, Herard, Mdivani and Caskill would fit in almost every ProB roster. So the GET only inked three new contracts. But quality players. One is confirmed: David Thevenon (186-G-77) will bring its experience to the backcourt (14,3ppg; 3,1rpg; 5,4apg two years ago). The two youngsters could grab important responsabilities. Jason Bach (198-F-87) leaves Strasbourg's young team with nice figures (12,3ppg; 5,9rpg) and should be eager to launch his professionnal carreer. Same plan for Thibault Blanque (204-F-86) who grabbed only a few minutes with Rouen over the past three season but has a French youngster NT history. With a 10 quality and complementary players roster, the GET looks like the team with the best density. ProB shouldn't escape.
