The 1991–92 YUBA League (also known as 1991–92 YUBA Wiener Broker League for sponsorship reasons) was a transitional season of Yugoslav Basketball League, top level Yugoslav basketball competition, first under newly formed Yugoslav Basketball Association (YUBA), and the last that started in SFR Yugoslavia.
Teams YUBA was founded to promote professional basketball in Yugoslavia independent of political situation and when the draw was held in June 1991, following 12 clubs were supposed to contest the league: Slobodna Dalmacija Split, Partizan Inex, Cibona, Zadar, Vojvodina, Infos RTM, Smelt Olimpija, Bosna, Crvena Zvezda, Sloboda Dita, Oveco Zagreb and Godel Rabotnički.
Later, due to Yugoslav Wars, all teams from Slovenia and Croatia abandoned the competition and were replaced with new clubs from the Yugoslav 1. B Federal Basketball League. An impromptu entry tournament for four 1.B Federal League teams—KK Prvi partizan Titovo Užice (soon to have its name changed to KK Užice), KK Spartak Subotica, KK Čelik Zenica, and MZT Skopje—was organized during October 1991 in Titograd.
Venues and locations
Team Home city Arena Capacity Bosna Sarajevo Zetra Hall Budućnost Podgorica Morača Sports Center Cibona Zagreb Cibona SC Crvena zvezda Belgrade Pionir Hall Infos RTM Belgrade New Belgrade Hall Oveco Zagreb Zagreb Partizan Inex Belgrade Pionir Hall Slobodna Dalmacija Split Arena Gripe Godel Rabotnički Skopje Sala Gradski Park Radnički Beograd Belgrade SC Šumice Sloboda Dita Tuzla SKPC Mejdan Prvi partizan Užice Veliki Park Hall Sloga Kraljevo Smelt Olimpija Ljubljana Tivoli Hall Spartak Subotica SC Dudova Šuma Vojvodina Novi Sad SPC Vojvodina Zadar Zadar Jazine Hall
Regular season
League table
Results
Playoff
Winning roster The winning roster of Partizan: Igor Perović Željko Rebrača Zoran Stevanović Vladimir Dragutinović Dragiša Šarić Mlađan Šilobad Igor Mihajlovski Nikola Lončar Aleksandar Đorđević Predrag Danilović Slaviša Koprivica Ivo Nakić
Coach: Želimir Obradović
See also 1991–92 KK Crvena zvezda season 1991–92 KK Partizan season
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