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Hapoel Jerusalem Ranked Fourth in EuroCup Power Rankings

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As the 2026-27 EuroCup season tips off, Hapoel Jerusalem has been placed fourth in a power ranking of the 32 participating teams published by Eurohoops. The Israeli club is set to begin its campaign against Germany's Anze Rostock.

Eurohoops highlighted Jerusalem's deep backcourt, featuring players like Jalen Smith, Lorenzo Brown, and Shyke Milton, despite the injury absence of Jared Harper. The publication also noted the team's significant frontcourt strength with Kenny Lofton Jr., David Roddy, Devonte' Cacok, and Dušan Miltijević, suggesting the roster is built for a deep run in the tournament. Coach Sasa Obradovic's tactical authority was also mentioned.

PAOK Thessaloniki topped the rankings, lauded for its blend of proven quality, depth, and coaching, with notable players like Nick Calathes and Naz Mitrou-Long under coach Andrea Trinchieri. Second place went to Besiktas Istanbul, praised for its deep backcourt, while Aris Thessaloniki secured third, credited with the highest individual talent ceiling in the competition.

Tenerife rounded out the top five, maintaining much of its experienced core despite a coaching change, with players like Marcelinho Huertas and Giorgi Shermadini bringing significant European experience. The ranking also listed the full order of the 32 teams, with Hapoel Jerusalem positioned as the fourth strongest.

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