The Bosnia and Herzegovina national basketball team, known as the Dragons, is a passionate and talented squad competing in FIBA Europe events. The team is headquartered in Sarajevo and often plays at the Mirza Delibašić Hall, named after the country's basketball legend. Founded after the nation's independence, the team's colors are blue, yellow, and white. The team's history is marked by resilience, rebuilding after the war in the 1990s. A key era was the late 1990s and early 2000s, led by phenomenal scorer Nenad Marković, which saw the team qualify for EuroBasket and earn respect across the continent. The modern era features NBA talents like Jusuf Nurkić and Dzanan Musa, making Bosnia a dangerous opponent with high-level scoring and size. The fan base is famously fervent, turning home games into a sea of noise and color. The Dragons embody the fighting spirit of the nation, capable of thrilling basketball on any given night.