İbrahim Kutluay

İbrahim Kutluay

Position	Shooting Guard
Height	6 ft 6 in (1.98 m)
Weight	210 lb (95 kg)
League	Turkish Second Division
Born	January 7, 1974 (1974-01-07) (age 38) Yalova, Turkey
Nationality	Turkish
Pro career	1993–2009
Career history	Fenerbahçe (1993-99) Efes Pilsen (1999-00) AEK Athens (2000-01) Panathinaikos (2001-03), (2005) Ülkerspor (2003-04 and 2005-07), Seattle SuperSonics (2004-05) PAOK BC (2007-08) İTÜ (2008–09)
Awards	2001 Greek Cup MVP

Medal record
Competitor for Turkey
FIBA European Championship
Silver	2001 Turkey	National team

İbrahim Kutluay (born January 7, 1974 in Yalova, Turkey) is a Turkish former professional basketball player. He has played as a guard for Fenerbahçe Istanbul, Ülkerspor, and Efes Pilsen in Turkey and also played for AEK Athens and Panathinaikos in the Greek League before going to the NBA's Seattle SuperSonics.

He scored a record 50 points at the Under-22 1996 European Championship against Italy, and also 41 points in a Euroleague match against Cibona Zagreb.

Career

Fenerbahçe (1993–99)
Efes Pilsen (1999-00)
AEK Athens (2000–01)
Panathinaikos (2001–03)
Ülkerspor (2003–04)
Seattle SuperSonics (2004–05)
Panathinaikos (2005)
Ülkerspor (2005–06)
Fenerbahçe Ülker (2006–07)
PAOK BC (2007–08)
İTÜ (2008–09)

Achievements

1996: FIBA EuroStars, Istanbul.
1998: FIBA EuroStars, Berlin.
1998–99: Top scorer in Euroleague, with a 21.4 scoring average, with Fenerbahçe.
1999: FIBA EuroStars, Moscow.
1999–2000: Third place in Euroleague Final Four, with Efes Pilsen S.K..
2001: Semifinalist in Euroleague with AEK Athens BC.
2001: Greek Cup title, with AEK Athens BC. Voted MVP.
2001: Silver medal at Eurobasket 2001.
2002: Euroleague title, with Panathinaikos BC. Top scorer in Final game (22 points).
2003: Greek league title, with Panathinaikos BC.
2005: Third place in Euroleague Final Four, with Panathinaikos BC.
2005: Greek league title, with Panathinaikos BC.
2005: Greek Cup title, with Panathinaikos BC.
2005: Turkish Basketball League Cup title, with Ülker Istanbul.
2005 & 2006: Turkish President's Cup in the Turkish Basketball League, with Ülker Istanbul.
2007: Turkish Basketball League Cup title, with Fenerbahçe Ülker.

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Turkey squad – EuroBasket 1995 – 13th place

4 Topsakal \| 5 Oyguç \| 6 Türkcan \| 7 Arıboğan \| 8 Apaydın \| 9 Erdenay \| 10 Kutluay \| 11 Ene \| 12 Yıldırım \| 13 Büyükaycan \| 14 Evliyaoğlu \| 15 Konuk \| Coach: Yılmaz

Turkey squad – EuroBasket 1997 – 8th place

4 Oyguç \| 5 Sarıca \| 6 Türkcan \| 7 Aydın \| 8 Tunçeri \| 9 Erdenay \| 10 Kutluay \| 11 Ene \| 12 Beşok \| 13 Girgin \| 14 Evliyaoğlu \| 15 Konuk \| Coach: Sunter

Turkey squad – EuroBasket 1999 – 8th place

4 Tunçeri \| 5 Türkoğlu \| 6 Türkcan \| 7 Konuk \| 8 Pars \| 9 Oyguç \| 10 Kutluay \| 11 Erden \| 12 Beşok \| 13 Okur \| 14 Yıldırım \| 15 Sarıca \| Coach: Kunter

Turkey squad – EuroBasket 2001 – Silver Medal

4 Tunçeri \| 5 Türkoğlu \| 6 Türkcan \| 7 Ene \| 8 Pars \| 9 Erdenay \| 10 Kutluay \| 11 Peker \| 12 Beşok \| 13 Okur \| 14 Yıldırım \| 15 Onan \| Coach: Örs

Turkey squad – 2002 FIBA World Championship – 9th place

4 Tunçeri \| 5 Türkoğlu \| 6 Türkcan \| 7 Köseoğlu \| 8 Pars \| 9 Erdenay \| 10 Kutluay \| 11 Peker \| 12 Beşok \| 13 Okur \| 14 Yıldırım \| 15 Onan \| Coach: Örs

Turkey squad – EuroBasket 2003 – 12th place

4 Tunçeri \| 5 Türkoğlu \| 6 Türkcan \| 7 Arslan \| 8 Başak \| 9 Gönlüm \| 10 Kutluay \| 11 Peker \| 12 Beşok \| 13 Okur \| 14 Yıldırım \| 15 Onan \| Coach: Örs

Turkey squad – EuroBasket 2005 – 9th place

4 Tunçeri \| 5 Kurtoğlu \| 6 Türkcan \| 7 Arslan \| 8 Akyol \| 9 Erdoğan \| 10 Kutluay \| 11 Solak \| 12 Gönlüm \| 13 Okur \| 14 Peker \| 15 Türkoğlu \| Coach: Tanjević

Turkey squad – 2006 FIBA World Championship – 6th place

4 Akyol \| 5 Kurtoğlu \| 6 Atsür \| 7 Arslan \| 8 İlyasova \| 9 Erdoğan \| 10 Kutluay \| 11 Solak \| 12 Gönlüm \| 13 Erden \| 14 Peker \| 15 Demirel \| Coach: Tanjević

Turkey squad – EuroBasket 2007 – 11th place

4 Arslan \| 5 Kurtoğlu \| 6 Atsür \| 7 Akyol \| 8 İlyasova \| 9 Erden \| 10 Kutluay \| 11 Demirel \| 12 Gönlüm \| 13 Okur \| 14 Peker \| 15 Türkoğlu \| Coach: Tanjević

Greek Cup MVP Award

1995: Prelević \| 1996: Wilkins \| 1997: Rivers \| 1998: Liadelis \| 1999: Berry \| 2000: Rebrača \| 2001: Kutluay \| 2002: Ford \| 2003: Alvertis \| 2004: Kommatos \| 2005: Lakovič \| 2006: Tsartsaris \| 2007: Tsartsaris \| 2008: Tsartsaris \| 2009: Diamantidis \| 2010: Teodosić \| 2011: Teodosić

Panathinaikos BC 2001–02 Euroleague Champions

4 Alvertis \| 5 Kalaitzis \| 6 Sioutis \| 7 Rogers \| 8 Mulaomerović \| 10 Bodiroga (Final4 MVP) \| 11 Middleton \| 12 Kutluay \| 14 Papadopoulos \| 15 Giannoulis \| 16 Sánchez \| Albano \| Coach Obradović

Fenerbahçe Ülker 2006–07 TBL Champion

4 Hakan \| 5 Solomon \| 6 Mirsad \| 7 Ömer \| 8 Rasim \| 9 Semih \| 10 İbrahim \| 12 Mršić (C) \| 13 Ira Clark \| 14 Zeki \| 15 Kambala \| 16 Can Maxim \| 21 Oğuz \| 23 Basden Head Coach: Aydın Örs

Fenerbahçe Ülker 2007–08 TBL Champion

4 White \| 5 Solomon \| 6 Mirsad \| 7 Ömer O. \| 8 Rasim \| 9 Semih \| 10 İbrahim \| 12 Mršić (C)\| 14 Vidmar \| 15 Hakan \| 16 Can Maxim \| 21 Oğuz \| 22 Kinsey \| 24 Ömer A. \| 55 Preldžič Head Coach: Bogdan Tanjević

Turkish Basketball League season scoring leaders

1998: Ansley 1999: Kutluay 2000: Mršić 2001: Eley 2002: Yarangüme 2003: Jefferson 2004: Salyers 2005: Erdenay 2006: Dixon 2007: Fitch 2008: Neal 2009: Gordon 2010: Douby 2011: Wright

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Name	Kutluay, Ibrahim
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Date of birth	January 7, 1974
Place of birth	Yalova, Turkey
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