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The Nets' two Euro-Stash players, second round picks stashed in Europe, will after all play together in Turkey next season. Ilkan Karaman, the 2012 pick, was recently signed by Fenerbahce and Bogdanovic is going to stay. Fener will not sell his contract to a Spanish club. 'Bogdanovic wants to stay with Fenerbahce and he will leave just for the NBA. He is happy here," said Fener GM Kemal Dincer. Bogdanovic has a buyout clause that will permit to join the Nets next season.

The Nets have set up a page on their website to update the Eurobasket schedules of the the four "international Nets" -- the two rookies and two draft picks competing in the FIBA event. All four will be in action Friday. Bojan Bogdanovic (Croatia) plays Hungary; Tornike "Toko" Shengelia (Georgia) goes against Latvia; Ilkan Karaman (Turkey) against Portugal and Mirza Teletovic (Bosnia) against Romania. Teletovic is the Qualifying Tournament's leading scorer.

Turkey, featuring 6'10" Nets draft choice Ilkan Karaman, will battle the German National Team in the Adidas Istanbul Cup at 2:15 p.m. ET. The game will be carried live the Turkish Basketball Federation. Karaman is No. 14 in red. Karaman hit for a double-double in Turkey's victory over Iran on Thursday, with 16 points, 11 rebounds and 3 assists. The Istanbul Cup is a warm-up for the FIBA Eurobasket Qualifying Tournament that starts next week.

Ilkan Karaman is the forgotten man in the Net off-season. Taken at #57, the 6'10" Turkish power forward is staying overseas. Tuesday, he played his first exhibition game for the Turkish National Team, scoring 12 points and grabbing seven rebounds in a 70-65 win over Bulgaria in the Bulgarian capital of Sofia. Karaman, whose nickname is K-Mart, led a Turkish comeback in the third quarter. Wednesday, he goes up against Ukraine, coached by Mike Fratello.