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NCAA All-Stars Team.

Participants

Group stage

Group A

Day 1, September 15 1987 Day 2, September 16 1987 Day 3, September 17 1987 Day 4, September 18 1987

Group B

Day 1, September 15 1987 Day 2, September 16 1987 Day 3, September 17 1987 Day 4, September 18 1987

Places 5-8

7th place game

September 19 1987

5th place game

September 20 1987

Places 1-4

Semi finals

September 19 1987

3rd place game

September 20 1987

Final

September 20 1987

Final standings

MVP (Best Player Award)

* Juan Antonio San Epifanio ("Epi") - ( FC Barcelona)

References

External links

1987 World Cup for Champion Clubs
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