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EuroLeague Coaches Ranking Places Dimitris Itoudis Fourth, Oded Kattash Eighth Dimitris Itoudis of Hapoel Tel Aviv and Oded Kattash of Maccabi Tel Aviv were ranked fourth and eighth respectively among EuroLeague coaches ahead of the new season starting next month. Itoudis was praised despite a challenging debut season, while Kattash was recognized for his long tenure with Maccabi.
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What happened 01 Dimitris Itoudis ranked fourth among EuroLeague coaches after a challenging debut season with Hapoel Tel Aviv. 02 Oded Kattash placed eighth, noted for his five-year tenure coaching Maccabi Tel Aviv. 03 Hapoel Tel Aviv started strong but was eliminated in EuroLeague quarterfinals by Real Madrid. 04 Itoudis coached most home games away from Hapoel's arena, impacting the season. 05 Giorgos Bartzokas ranked first, with Sarunas Jasikevicius and Zeljko Obradovic also top-ranked. 06 The ranking underscores the competitive coaching field as the new EuroLeague season approaches. Translated and summarized by baba from Srugim , the latest report. Read Srugim’s original The coverage
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