You Can’t Walk Five Minutes Without Seeing a Hoop: Welcome to Serbia
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You Can’t Walk Five Minutes Without Seeing a Hoop: Welcome to Serbia

“I’m going for a little walk around the neighborhood,” a British friend of mine told me while visiting Belgrade. “Now I understand why you’re so good at basketball,” he said with a smile when he returned. I laughed before he could even explain. I knew exactly what he meant – you can’t walk for five […]

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