2. Basketball Bundesliga 2001/02

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The 2001/2002 season is the 27th season of the 2nd Bundesliga . The regular season began on October 3, 2001 and ended on April 20, 2002.

mode

Before the start of the season, the league was divided into two seasons (north and south) of sixteen teams each. The season was played in the respective season in the mode "everyone against everyone" with a return game. The champions of the two seasons rose to the basketball Bundesliga 2002/03 , while the two worst teams in the final table were relegated to the respective regional leagues.

Season Notes

  • The BCJ Hamburg was relegated from the basketball Bundesliga 2000/01 to the northern group and ratiopharm Ulm in the southern group . In addition to WiredMinds Tübingen as southern champion, SER Rhöndorf was promoted to northern champion in 2001 . The Rhöndorfer waived their right to promotion in favor of the Regionalliga West champions Cologne 99ers . While the first division clubs approved the transfer of the Rhöndorfer first division license, the second division clubs initially refused to transfer the Cologne second division license to Rhöndorf and threatened the first division clubs with legal action in mid-July by the spokesman for the AG 2. Basketball Bundesliga . At a further meeting of the licensing committee of the second division working group two weeks later, the license application from Rhöndorf for the second division group north was granted.
  • Newcomers from the regional leagues were in the group north TSV Lesum Bremen and the ETB SW Essen . The SER Rhöndorf received the right to play for the champions and other climbers of the Regionalliga West Köln 99ers in a license exchange.
  • TuS Jena and TSV Crailsheim rose to the group south .
  • In the north group, the OBC Wolmirstedt continued to play as OSC Magdeburg in the north group, while the BG Wolfenbüttel and SVD 49 Dortmund withdrew from play, so that the north group finally only played with 15 teams.
  • Champions of the 2nd basketball league were at the end of the season: BCJ Hamburg (North) and BSG Ludwigsburg (South).

North

table

= Climber
= Relegated
# team Victories Defeats Points baskets
1 BCJ Hamburg 1 (A) 25th 3 50-06 2673: 2300
2 Schwelmer Baskets 23 5 46-10 2537: 2251
3 TSV Quakenbrück 22nd 6th 44-12 2504: 2109
4th OSC Magdeburg 21st 7th 42-14 2547: 2206
5 SER Rhöndorf (M) 18th 10 36-20 2536: 2370
6th Polar bears Bremerhaven 16 12 32-24 2603: 2451
7th Paderborn Baskets 15th 13 30-26 2393: 2380
8th SG Sechtem 14th 14th 28-28 2380: 2388
9 BG 74 Göttingen 13 15th 26-30 2566: 2515
10 ETB SW Essen (N) 12 16 24-32 2437: 2552
11 TuS Lichterfelde 12 16 24-32 2208: 2318
12 TSV Lesum Bremen (N) 8th 20th 16-40 2348: 2520
13 BG DEK / Fichte Hagen 5 23 10-46 2154: 2544
14th SC Rist Wedel 2 5 23 10-46 2111: 2499
15th UBC Münster 1 27 02-54 2205: 2799

1 As a newcomer, BCJ Hamburg was refused a license for both the first and second basketball leagues and had to continue playing in the regional league the following season.
2 The SC Rist withdrew their team from the second division at the end of the season and were relegated.

south

table

= Climber
= Relegated
# team Victories Defeats Points baskets
1 BSG Ludwigsburg 29 1 58-02 2889: 2216
2 BBC Bayreuth 22nd 8th 44-16 2706: 2325
3 TV 1862 Langen 19th 11 38-22 2635: 2500
4th BG Karlsruhe 19th 11 38-22 2475: 2306
5 USC Freiburg 18th 12 36-24 2636: 2494
6th TSV Breitengüßbach 18th 12 36-24 2449: 2315
7th ratiopharm Ulm (A) 18th 12 36-24 2575: 2496
8th Eintracht Frankfurt 16 14th 32-28 2461: 2525
9 rce Falke Nuremberg 16 14th 32-28 2211: 2223
10 TSV Crailsheim (N) 14th 16 28-32 2460: 2551
11 USC Heidelberg 13 17th 26-34 2465: 2317
12 TuS Jena (N) 13 17th 24-36 2544: 2692
13 TSV 1860 Ansbach 10 20th 20-40 2522: 2718
14th Avitos Lich 9 21st 18-42 2320: 2530
15th SpVgg Rattelsdorf 5 25th 10-50 2281: 2743
16 SV Oberelchingen 1 29 02-58 2205: 2883

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Michael Nickels: Protests against the Bundesliga "Wildcard" of the Cologne 99-ers. General-Anzeiger (Bonn) , July 13, 2001, accessed on May 19, 2012 .
  2. ^ Rhöndorf retains license for the 2nd division. schoenen-dunk.de, July 29, 2001, accessed on May 19, 2012 (reproduction of a press release).