Following the avalanche of Fan Mail he received last week, it would be quite an understatement to say that Partizan coach Dusko Vujosevic's accomplishments in recent Euroleague seasons have not gone unnoticed. In questions that ranged from how to forge a team's mental fortitude to his own reading habits, a general theme of appreciation for a job well done despite limitations pervaded the highest amount of Fan Mail received at Euroleague.net in a couple of seasons. In answering the best of those questions, Vujosevic rewarded his fans with insight, humor and intellect. "If I thought about it rationally, it would be better to change teams from time to time," Vujosevic said in one such answer. "But the problem is that I am not a rational man. And about a lifetime contract - I am afraid of that. It could be too short!"

Euroleague fans last week had a unique chance to talk with a very special player as Miha Zupan of Union Olimpija, one of the most accomplished deaf athletes in professional sports history, answered their Fan Mail.

Among the things that make Asseco Prokom Sopot big man Pat Burke unique, apart from his pedigree as a former Euroleague champion and as the first Irish player in the NBA, is his outlook on professional basketball.

If few people predicted that Cibona Zagreb would be one of the four undefeated and exclusive group leaders so far in the Euroleague, plenty others who wrote Fan Mail to Niksa Prkacin last week know the veteran center is a big reason why.

Before his team got off the EB American Tour '08 with a pair of close losses to NBA teams in Los Angeles, our latest Fan Mail guest, Regal FC Barcelona forward Lubos Barton, answered the best of the Fan Mail sent in to him during the trip.

The chance to question last season's Euroleague Basketball MVP brought Fan Mail in droves from Euroleague fans this week. CSKA Moscow forward Ramunas Siskauskas was only too happy to answer.