2013–14 LNB Pro A season

Pro A
Champions	Limoges CSP 10th title
Runners-up	Strasbourg IG
Semifinalists	SLUC Nancy JDA Dijon
Relegated	Antibes Sharks Chorale Roanne
Teams	16
Games played	30
Duration	4 October 2013 – 12 May 2014
Top seed	Strasbourg IG
TV	Sport+, Canal+ Sport
Awards
MVP	Antoine Diot Randal Falker
Finals MVP	Alex Acker
Coach o/t Year	Jean-Louis Borg
Best Young Player	Clint Capela
Most Improved	Clint Capela
Statistical leaders
Points	Edwin Jackson 18.0
Rebounds	Randal Falker 9.4
Assists	Andrew Albicy 6.8

The 2013–14 LNB Pro A season was the 92nd season of the French Basketball Championship and the 27th season since inception of the Ligue Nationale de Basketball (LNB).

The regular season started on October 4, 2013 and ended on May 5, 2014. The Playoffs started on May 12. Limoges CSP won their 10th French title and their first since 2000. Strasbourg IG was runner-up.

Teams

Location of teams in Pro A League 2011–12

Team	Home city	Stadium	Capacity
Antibes	Antibes	Salle Salusse-Santoni	1,300
Élan sportif chalonnais	Chalon-sur-Saône	Le Colisée	4,070
Cholet Basket	Cholet	La Meilleraie	5,191
JDA Dijon	Dijon	Palais des Sports Jean-Michel Geoffroy	4,600
BCM Gravelines Dunkerque	Gravelines	Sportica	3,500
STB Le Havre	Le Havre	Salle des Docks Océane	3,598
Le Mans Sarthe Basket	Le Mans	Antarès	6,003
Limoges Cercle Saint-Pierre	Limoges	Beaublanc	6,000
ASVEL Basket	Lyon – Villeurbanne	Astroballe	5,643
SLUC Nancy Basket	Nancy	Palais des Sports Jean Weille	6,027
JSF Nanterre	Nanterre	Palais des Sports de Nanterre	1,594
Orléans Loiret Basket	Orléans	Zénith d'Orléans	5,338
Paris-Levallois Basket	Paris – Levallois	Stade Pierre de Coubertin Palais des Sports Marcel Cerdan	4,200 3,050
Élan Béarnais Pau-Orthez	Pau	Palais des Sports de Pau	7,707
Chorale Roanne Basket	Roanne	Halle André Vacheresse	5,010
Strasbourg IG	Strasbourg	Rhénus Sport	6,200

Regular season

Pos	Teams	GP	W	L	PF	PA	Qualification or relegation
1	Strasbourg	30	20	10	2363	2231	Playoffs
2	Limoges	30	20	10	2317	2252
3	Le Mans	30	19	11	2168	2122
4	Nancy	30	18	12	2297	2178
5	Paris-Levallois	30	18	12	2295	2219
6	Dijon	30	18	12	2131	2103
7	Lyon-Villeurbanne	30	17	13	2285	2152
8	Chalon-sur-Saône	30	17	13	2484	2342
9	Nanterre	30	16	14	2319	2275
10	Orléans	30	16	14	2257	2246
11	Pau-Orthez	30	15	15	2297	2345
12	Gravelines-Dunkerque	30	13	16	2220	2231
13	Cholet	30	12	18	2291	2404
14	Le Havre	30	9	21	2238	2365
15	Roanne	30	6	24	2049	2252	Relegation to Pro B
16	Antibes	30	6	24	2104	2398	Relegation to Pro B

Playoffs

Quarterfinals			Semifinals			Finals


1	Strasbourg	2

8	Chalon-sur-Saône	1
			1	Strasbourg	3

			4	Nancy	2
4	Nancy	2

5	Paris-Levallois	1
						1	Strasbourg	0

						2	Limoges	3
2	Limoges	2

7	Lyon-Villeurbanne	0
			2	Limoges	3

			6	Dijon	2
3	Le Mans	0

6	Dijon	2

Statistics leaders

Individual leaders

Category	Player	Team	Statistics
Points per game	Edwin Jackson	ASVEL	18.0
Rebounds per game	Randal Falker	SLUC Nancy	8.0
Assists per game	Andrew Albicy	BCM Gravelines	6.8
Steals per game	Andrew Albicy	BCM Gravelines	2.2
Blocks per game	Randal Falker	SLUC Nancy	2.1
Turnovers per game	Mykal Riley	JDA Dijon	2.8
Minutes per game	Andre Harris	JDA Dijon	35.1
FG%	Bangaly Fofana	STB Le Havre	62.8%
FT%	Nicolas Lang	Paris-Levallois	95.0%
3FG%	Darnell Harris	Orléans Loiret	48.2%

Individual game highs

Category	Player	Statistics
Points	Edwin Jackson	44
Rebounds	Sarra Camara	19
Rebounds	Randal Falker	19
Assists	Dashaun Wood	15
Steals	D.J. Strawberry	8
Blocks	Clint Capela	6
Three Pointers	Ilian Evtimov	7
Three Pointers	Cedrick Banks	7

Awards

French MVP^[1]

Antoine Diot (Strasbourg IG)

Foreign MVP

Randal Falker (SLUC Nancy)

Top scorer

Edwin Jackson (ASVEL Basket)

Best Young Player

Clint Capela (Élan Chalon)

Best Defender

Anthony Dobbins (JDA Dijon)

Most Improved Player

Clint Capela (Élan Chalon)

Finals MVP

Alex Acker^[2] (CSP Limoges)

Coach of the Year

Jean-Louis Borg (JDA Dijon)

References

External links

(French) LNB website

Pro A

FFBB Awards French League System

2016–17 teams	AS Monaco Antibes Sharks Chalon-sur-Saône Châlons-Reims Cholet Dijon Gravelines-Dunkerque Hyères-Toulon Le Mans Limoges Lyon-Villeurbanne Nancy Nanterre Orléans Paris-Levallois Pau-Lacq-Orthez Le Portel Strasbourg

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