2007–08 ACB season

2007-08 ACB season
League Asociación de Clubs de Baloncesto
Sport Basketball
Duration October 6, 2007 - June 3, 2008
TV partner(s) Televisión Española
Regular Season
Season champions Real Madrid
Season MVP Spain Marc Gasol (Girona)
Top scorer Spain Rudy Fernández (Joventut)
Playoffs
Finals
Champions Tau Cerámica
Finals MVP United States Pete Mickeal (Tau)

The 2007–08 ACB season was the 25th season of the Asociación de Clubs de Baloncesto. The 612-game regular season (34 games for each of the 18 teams) began on Saturday, October 6, 2007, and ended on Friday, May 9, 2008. The ACB playoffs started on Thursday, May 15, 2008 and ran until Tuesday, June 3, 2008.

TAU Cerámica won the Final series by 3-0 against AXA FC Barcelona and obtained their second ACB championship.

Some changes were introduced in this ACB season:

  • First place in the Regular Season granted direct access to the following Euroleague season
  • Playoffs' Quarterfinal and Semifinal series were 3-match rounds instead of 5-match rounds

Team standings

Direct access to Euroleague 2008-09
Clinched playoff berth
Eliminated from playoffs contention
Relegated

Summary

Playoffs

Stats Leaders

Stats as of May 31, 2008

Points

Rank Name Team Games Points PPG
1.Spain Rudy FernándezDKV Joventut3573120.9
2.France Joseph GomisGrupo Capitol Valladolid3461218
3.Spain Marc GasolAkasvayu Girona3761316.6
4.United States Ruben DouglasPamesa Valencia3761116.5
5.Canada Carl EnglishKalise Gran Canaria3451715.2

Rebounds

Rank Name Team Games Rebounds RPG
1.Spain Marc GasolAkasvayu Girona373118.4
2.France Frédéric WeisIurbentia Bilbao302127.1
3.Spain Felipe ReyesReal Madrid312116.8
4.United States Pete MickealTAU Cerámica321976.1
5.United States Chris MossVive Menorca342096.1

Assists

Rank Name Team Games Assists APG
1.Spain Javier RodríguezRicoh Manresa341825.3
2.Argentina Juan Ignacio SánchezAXA FC Barcelona402025
3.United States Shammond WilliamsPamesa Valencia341705
4.Argentina Pablo PrigioniTAU Cerámica411754.3
5.Spain Víctor SadaAkasvayu Girona371574.2

MVP Week by Week

Date Player Team Efficiency
1Slovenia Jaka LakovičAXA FC Barcelona35
2Spain Marc GasolAkasvayu Girona38
3United States Tom WidemanAlta Gestión Fuenlabrada37
4United States Matt WalshRicoh Manresa32
5Slovenia Jaka Lakovič (2)AXA FC Barcelona (2)36
6Spain Marc Gasol (2)Akasvayu Girona (2)37
7United States Charles SmithReal Madrid36
8Spain Marc Gasol (3)Akasvayu Girona (3)38
9France Florent PiétrusMMT Estudiantes38
10Spain Marc Gasol (4)Akasvayu Girona (4)33
11United States Curtis BorchardtCB Granada36
12Serbia Branko CvetkovićAkasvayu Girona (5)31
13United States Rick HughesGrupo Begar León46
14Spain Rudy FernándezDKV Joventut39
15Spain Rudy Fernández (2)DKV Joventut (2)34
16Spain Salva GuardiaAlta Gestión Fuenlabrada (2)34
17Spain Rudy Fernández (3)DKV Joventut (3)37
18Spain Rudy Fernández (4)DKV Joventut (4)42
19Spain Marc Gasol (5)Akasvayu Girona (6)44
20United States Nik Caner-MedleyKalise Gran Canaria28
21United States Rick Hughes (2)
Puerto Rico Daniel Santiago		Grupo Begar León (2)
Unicaja		35
22Spain Marc Gasol (6)Akasvayu Girona (7)37
23Spain Felipe ReyesReal Madrid (2)32
24Spain Marc Gasol (7)Akasvayu Girona (8)43
25United States Tom Wideman (2)Alta Gestión Fuenlabrada (3)42
26Spain Marc Gasol (8)Akasvayu Girona (9)38
27Spain Felipe Reyes (2)Real Madrid (3)38
28Croatia Marko TomasAlta Gestión Fuenlabrada (4)37
29Spain Rudy Fernández (5)DKV Joventut (5)35
30United States Josh AsselinRicoh Manresa (2)39
31Spain Marc Gasol (9)Akasvayu Girona (10)38
32Spain Marc Gasol (10)Akasvayu Girona (11)33
33Spain Rudy Fernández (6)DKV Joventut (6)37
34Spain Marc Gasol (11)Akasvayu Girona (12)34

All-ACB Team

Position Player Team
PGBrazil Marcelinho Huertasiurbentia Bilbao
PGSpain Ricky RubioDKV Joventut
SFSpain Rudy FernándezDKV Joventut
CSpain Marc GasolAkasvayu Girona
CSpain Felipe ReyesReal Madrid
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