15 Facts About Brose Bamberg

FC 01 Brose Bamberg facing bankruptcy, the basketball division split to form a new club: TTL Basketball Brose Bamberg.

In May 2008, Brose Bamberg Baskets failed to defend their Championship title, losing to EWE Baskets Oldenburg in the quarter-finals.

Brose Bamberg had previously coached the Artland Dragons, who played Brose Baskets in the finals in 2007.

Brose Bamberg Baskets lost the first home game but immediately fought back to achieve a 2:1 lead.

Nevertheless, Brose Bamberg Baskets were able to turn the game around in the final quarter, finishing with a clear 72:65 victory.

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Nevertheless, Brose Bamberg Baskets finished the main round of the Beko BBL at the top of the table with 26 wins.

Brose Bamberg Baskets won 3:0 in three straight games, securing the Championship title for the fourth time in a row.

Brose Bamberg finished in the 10th place, with All-EuroLeague Second Team member Nicolo Melli leading the team.

On November, 2021, Brose Bamberg announced that Oren Amiel had signed as their head coach.

Since 2001, Brose Bamberg has played its home games at Brose Arena, a venue that has undergone a number of name changes since it was built.

Brose Bamberg fans are famous for their devotion and unstinting support.

Brose Bamberg has had numerous players in the German Under-20, German Under-18, and German Under-16 squads, such as: Johannes Thiemann, Alexander Engel, Alina Hartmann, Dino Dizdarevic, Andreas Obst, Robert Zinn, Daniel Keppeler, Noah Kamdem, Leon Kratzer, Saskia Beringer, and Anne-Katrin Landwehr.

Club's broad fan support base within, a relatively small town of Brose Bamberg, has led to the town receiving the nickname, "Freak City", in basketball circles.

The team's fan club, Faszination Basketball Brose Bamberg, has nearly 1,000 members, making it the biggest basketball fan club in the German Beko BBL.

Brose Bamberg Baskets receives organized support from fan clubs Freak City Frankenpower and Sektion Sudblock, among others.