Zo

[purplehaze]

Seems like this is a step up over the Greek League......Note Zo in the team Photo

 

 

 

http://www.deutsche-bank-skyliners.de/team.html

[purplehaze]

"Zollner came in and looked like a seasoned veteran making a monster block and hitting a running layup"

 

 

http://www.deutsche-bank-skyliners.de/6800.html

[UAlbany09]

"Zollner came in and looked like a seasoned veteran making a monster block and hitting a running layup"

 

 

http://www.deutsche-bank-skyliners.de/6800.html

 

what city do the Deutsche Bank Skyliners represent?

[alum73]

On some of the other pages of the web-site, it references Frankfurt.

[ATL_DANE]

On some of the other pages of the web-site, it references Frankfurt.

 

 

I can confirm it's Frankfurt. I worked there for 6 months and am familar with the team. Deutsche Bank is based in Frankfurt; however, you'd think it was NYC considering their presence.

[UAlbany09]

On some of the other pages of the web-site, it references Frankfurt.

 

 

I can confirm it's Frankfurt. I worked there for 6 months and am familar with the team. Deutsche Bank is based in Frankfurt; however, you'd think it was NYC considering their presence.

 

ah yes, Frankfurt. The security at the Frankfurt Airport is probably the tightest I've ever experienced. I remember almost getting arrested by the airport police because I was walking around the terminal with an open Becks in my hand (I was 17 at the time, and wanted to experience the magic of buying a beer legally). Then there was some problem with my passport, so I was detained for an hour or so while they figured that stuff out. On the return leg going home, they thought there was a knife in my backpack so they ransacked it and I almost missed my flight. It was quite an experience. This has nothing to do with basketball, but I figured I'd reminisce a little.