FIBA World Cup 2014 – Sunday’s Top 5 Plays

By Bradley Gains on September 8, 2014

The top play on Sunday at the FIBA World Cup was undoubtedly Emir Preldzic’s game-winner for Turkey to send them through to the quarter-finals.

The Fenerbache forward drained the 3-pointer with 5 seconds left to give his side a 65-64 victory and earn himself the number 1 spot on FIBA’s Top 5.

Also featured is Facundo Campazzo brilliantly faking out Nene although the Argentine guard couldn’t finish the play with the basket

Check out the top 5 plays below.

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