2011–12 ACB season

Liga Endesa¹
Liga Endesa1
Duration	8 October 2011 – 16 June 2012
Games played	306 (regular season); 23 (playoffs)
Teams	18
Regular season
Season MVP	Andy Panko
Relegated	Asefa Estudiantes ; Blancos de Rueda Valladolid
Finals
Champions	FC Barcelona; (17th title)
Runners-up	Real Madrid
Semifinalists	Valencia ; Caja Laboral
Finals MVP	Erazem Lorbek
Awards
Rising Star	Micah Downs
Best Coach	Xavi Pascual
Statistical leaders
Points
Points	Andy Panko
Rebounds	James Augustine
Assists	Javi Rodríguez
Index Rating	James Augustine
	← 2010–11 2012–13 → 1 Sponsored league name, referring to Endesa.

The 2011–12 ACB season is the 29th season of the Liga ACB, called also Liga Endesa due to sponsorship reasons.^[1]

Quick Facts Liga Endesa1, Duration ...

The regular season started on 8 October 2011 and ended on 6 May 2012. Playoffs started on 17 May 2011 and ended on 16 June.^[2] FC Barcelona Regal won their 17th title, the second in a row.

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Team	Home city	Stadium	Capacity	Last season	Head coach	Season
Asefa Estudiantes	Madrid	Palacio de los Deportes	15,000	11th	Trifón Poch	1st
Assignia Manresa	Manresa	Nou Congost	5,000	15th	Jaume Ponsarnau	6th
Banca Cívica	Sevilla	Palacio San Pablo	10,200	11th	Joan Plaza	3rd
Blancos de Rueda Valladolid	Valladolid	Polideportivo Pisuerga	6,300	9th	Roberto González	1st
Blu:sens Monbús	Santiago de Compostela	Multiusos Fontes do Sar	6,000	2nd (LEB Oro)	Moncho Fernández	2nd
CAI Zaragoza	Zaragoza	Príncipe Felipe Arena	12,000	10th	José Luis Abós	3rd
Caja Laboral	Vitoria-Gasteiz	Fernando Buesa Arena¹	15,374	4th	Duško Ivanović	9th (4th)
FC Barcelona Regal	Barcelona	Palau Blaugrana	8,250	1st	Xavi Pascual	5th
FIATC Mutua Joventut	Badalona	Palau Municipal d'Esports	12,500	13th	Salva Maldonado	1st
Gescrap Bizkaia	Bilbao	Bilbao Arena	10,000	2nd	Fotis Katsikaris	3rd
Gran Canaria 2014	Las Palmas de Gran Canaria	Centro Insular de Deportes	5,000	6th	Pedro Martínez	6th (3rd)
Lagun Aro GBC	San Sebastián	San Sebastián Arena	11,000	14th	Sito Alonso	1st
Lucentum Alicante	Alicante	Centro de Tecnificación	5,425	16th	Txus Vidorreta	2nd
Mad-Croc Fuenlabrada	Fuenlabrada	Fernando Martín	5,000	7th	Porfirio Fisac	1st
Real Madrid	Madrid	Palacio de los Deportes	15,000	3rd	Pablo Laso	1st
UCAM Murcia	Murcia	Palacio de Deportes de Murcia	7,500	1st (LEB Oro)	Óscar Quintana	1st
Unicaja	Málaga	Martín Carpena	10,500	8th	Luis Casimiro	1st
Valencia Basket	Valencia	Fuente San Luis	9,000	5th	Velimir Perasović	1st

Team	Outgoing manager	Manner of departure	Replaced by	Date of appointment
Valencia Basket	Svetislav Pešić	End of contract	Paco Olmos	6 June 2011^[3]
Real Madrid	Emanuele Molin	End of contract	Pablo Laso	22 June 2011^[4]
FIATC Mutua Joventut	Pepu Hernández	Sacked	Salva Maldonado	4 July 2011^[5]
Lagun Aro GBC	Pablo Laso	Signed by Real Madrid	Sito Alonso	19 July 2011^[6]
Blancos de Rueda Valladolid	Porfirio Fisac	End of contract	Luis Casimiro	20 July 2011^[7]
Mad-Croc Fuenlabrada	Salva Maldonado	Mutual consent	Porfirio Fisac	1 August 2011^[8]
Asefa Estudiantes	Luis Casimiro	Sacked	Pepu Hernández	2 August 2011^[9]

Team	Outgoing manager	Manner of departure	Date of vacancy	Replaced by	Date of appointment	Position in table
Valencia Basket	Paco Olmos	Sacked	22 January 2012^[10]	Velimir Perasović	26 January 2012^[11]	9th (8–9)
UCAM Murcia	Luis Guil	Sacked	30 January 2012^[12]	Óscar Quintana	31 January 2012^[13]	17th (4–14)
Blancos de Rueda Valladolid	Luis Casimiro	Sacked	30 January 2012^[14]	Roberto González	1 February 2012^[15]	18th (4–14)
Asefa Estudiantes	Pepu Hernández	Mutual consent	6 March 2012^[16]	Trifón Poch	7 March 2012^[17]	17th (6–16)
Unicaja	Chus Mateo	Sacked	19 March 2012^[18]	Luis Casimiro	20 March 2012^[19]	10th (13–12)

#	Teams	P	W	L	PF	PA	Qualification or relegation
1	FC Barcelona Regal	34	29	5	2639	2232	Qualified for the Playoffs
2	Real Madrid	34	26	8	2829	2513
3	Caja Laboral	34	23	11	2545	2384
4	Valencia Basket	34	20	14	2531	2401
5	Lagun Aro GBC	34	19	15	2664	2578
6	Gescrap Bizkaia	34	19	15	2642	2615
7	Banca Cívica	34	18	16	2523	2460
8	Lucentum Alicante	34	18	16	2352	2439
9	Unicaja	34	17	17	2509	2562
10	CAI Zaragoza	34	16	18	2404	2454
11	FIATC Mutua Joventut	34	16	18	2493	2562
12	Assignia Manresa	34	15	19	2497	2559
13	Blu:sens Monbús	34	13	21	2405	2481
14	Gran Canaria 2014	34	13	21	2268	2395
15	UCAM Murcia	34	13	21	2439	2512
16	Mad-Croc Fuenlabrada	34	12	22	2414	2585
17	Asefa Estudiantes	34	11	23	2394	2573	Relegation to LEB Oro
18	Blancos de Rueda Valladolid	34	9	25	2349	2592	Relegation to LEB Oro

	ASE	ASS	BCS	BRV	OBR	CAI	CLA	FCB	CJB	GBB	GCA	GBC	ALI	MCF	RMB	UCM	UNI	VBC
Asefa Estudiantes		76–70	64–77	69–62	79–62	67–63	54–74	65–80	56–71	69–71	61–52	62–58	68–76	72–76	90–85	80–86	75–84	71–69
Assignia Manresa	78–75		76–71	80–75	86–77	74–81	72–70	71–77	71–59	81–73	69–60	74–79	62–76	80–59	93–96	83–74	86–68	68–89
Banca Cívica	89–61	76–65		87–73	79–59	77–64	66–73	81–75	73–77	108–110	75–70	59–63	86–61	97–99	63–98	76–60	68–72	65–58
Blancos de Rueda Valladolid	68–79	79–70	72–77		81–75	58–73	64–76	86–92	86–67	73–81	70–89	89–86	69–57	69–66	72–84	65–76	76–83	74–65
Blu:sens Monbús	61–58	61–49	70–77	63–72		89–84	89–87	83–89	73–60	65–79	65–45	80–88	69–73	77–85	69–83	69–62	71–78	76–62
CAI Zaragoza	75–72	72–71	65–59	75–74	80–71		86–66	49–68	96–73	59–62	63–61	77–86	65–49	80–78	67–84	67–59	76–59	71–63
Caja Laboral	89–74	65–76	73–60	67–65	72–53	75–65		71–60	66–68	100–70	71–67	86–74	65–55	61–51	67–66	71–65	90–68	72–82
FC Barcelona Regal	97–51	74–61	63–66	77–67	71–58	71–68	97–89		82–70	91–72	65–49	77–61	65–49	86–59	86–83	90–53	72–62	76–72
FIATC Mutua Joventut	74–71	92–79	83–65	83–73	73–67	85–63	57–74	52–79		91–67	73–81	70–93	76–62	62–73	78–75	71–65	80–64	81–73
Gescrap Bizkaia	72–66	88–60	67–75	89–77	79–71	68–57	79–80	65–72	78–72		78–72	87–93	73–60	92–81	86–82	95–80	80–83	85–74
Gran Canaria 2014	73–65	63–77	66–74	64–59	84–73	72–62	68–77	93–90	77–71	77–71		45–78	61–53	70–65	60–68	66–54	60–49	63–71
Lagun Aro GBC	103–81	88–82	67–65	71–62	68–71	76–75	81–73	56–71	90–85	76–77	93–78		68–71	86–70	98–90	67–71	92–95	80–86
Lucentum Alicante	65–83	76–70	86–82	91–64	63–64	77–75	72–71	57–83	84–78	81–77	58–55	79–68		66–55	86–92	63–62	77–97	65–70
Mad-Croc Fuenlabrada	88–80	73–79	70–75	65–54	63–82	88–95	87–92	56–66	55–72	82–73	69–65	71–63	60–64		57–79	89–73	80–78	68–90
Real Madrid	85–80	83–61	78–65	76–55	81–67	85–71	84–73	78–74	95–82	90–93	90–72	82–74	91–87	88–70		80–79	64–51	81–64
UCAM Murcia	88–75	78–60	65–58	85–56	60–85	76–62	67–75	54–62	76–54	73–69	76–60	85–89	78–82	71–65	60–91		86–77	83–86
Unicaja	67–74	81–96	75–66	78–51	54–69	79–57	79–66	57–89	89–88	78–73	85–68	81–89	72–60	79–65	80–96	87–79		58–68
Valencia Basket	85–71	75–67	80–84	76–59	77–71	82–66	63–68	68–72	90–67	66–63	77–62	69–60	67–70	69–76	83–66	87–80	75–62

2011–12 ACB season

Teams and venues

Managerial changes

Before the start of the season

During the season

Regular season

League table

Positions by round

Results

Playoffs

Stats Leaders

Performance Index Rating

Points

Rebounds

Assists

Awards

Regular season MVP

All-ACB team

ACB Rising Star Award

Best Defensive Player Award

Best Coach

MVP week by week

Player of the month

References

External links

Wikiwand - on

Month	Week	Player	Team	PIR	Source
October	1–5	Joel Freeland	Unicaja	26.3
November	6–9	Gustavo Ayón	Baloncesto Fuenlabrada	24.25	Archived 30 November 2011 at the Wayback Machine
December	10–13	Kaloyan Ivanov	Lucentum Alicante	26.5	Archived 9 January 2012 at the Wayback Machine
January	14–18	Justin Doellman	Assignia Manresa	25	Archived 3 May 2012 at the Wayback Machine
February	19–21	Sergio Llull	Real Madrid	21.7	Archived 1 March 2012 at the Wayback Machine
March	22–26	Sergi Vidal	Lagun Aro GBC	21	Archived 4 April 2012 at the Wayback Machine
April	27–32	Boniface N'Dong	FC Barcelona Regal	18.2	Archived 3 December 2013 at the Wayback Machine
April	33–34	James Augustine	UCAM Murcia	30.0	Archived 30 January 2014 at the Wayback Machine