NBB 2011–12
League	Novo Basquete Brasil
Sport	Basketball
Duration	November 19, 2011–June 2, 2012
Number of teams	15
TV partner(s)	SporTV Rede Globo
NBB season
Champions	Brasília
Season MVP	Murilo Becker (São José)
NBB seasons
← 2010–11 2012–13 →

2011–2012 NBB season was the fourth season of Novo Basquete Brasil, the Brazilian basketball league. This tournament is organized entirely by the participating clubs. The NBB serves as a qualifying competition for international tournaments such as Liga Sudamericana and Torneo InterLigas. For this season the qualify for the FIBA Americas League came to be through the Liga Sudamericana.^[1]

The season started on November 19 and was disputed with 16 participating teams playing each other in round and second round in the regular season. At the end of two rounds the top four teams qualify for the quarterfinals of the playoffs automatically, while the teams finishing in the 5th and 12th place participated in the first round of the playoffs to determine the other four teams in the quarterfinals, best of five matches, advances to the next phase who win three games.

• Franca
• Paulistano
• Araraquara
• Bauru
• São José
• Pinheiros
• Winner Limeira
• Liga Sorocabana
• Flamengo
• Tijuca
• Brasília
• Minas
• Uberlândia
• CETAF Vila Velha
• Joinville
• Vitória Basquete gave to dispute the season 2011/2012.

	Times	%	Pts	G	W	D	PM	PA	PA
1	São José	82,14	51	28	23	5	2424	2174	1,12
2	Pinheiros	75,00	49	28	21	7	2428	2173	1,12
3	Brasília	75,00	49	28	21	7	2432	2248	1,08
4	Flamengo	75,00	49	28	21	7	2469	2173	1,14
5	Uberlândia	64,29	46	28	18	10	2391	2257	1,06
6	Bauru	60,71	45	28	17	11	2307	2172	1,06
7	Paulistano	60,71	45	28	17	11	2286	2240	1,02
8	Joinville	50,00	42	28	14	14	2217	2232	0,99
9	Limeira	46,43	41	28	13	15	2278	2207	1,03
10	Franca	46,43	41	28	13	15	2339	2339	1,00
11	Liga Sorocabana	39,29	39	28	11	17	2128	2300	0,93
12	Tijuca	32,14	37	28	9	19	2200	2384	0,92
13	Minas	32,14	37	28	9	19	2179	2303	0,95
14	Araraquara	7,14	30	28	2	26	2077	2488	0,84
15	Vila Velha	3,57	29	28	1	27	1859	2324	0,80

% - percentage; Pts - points; G – games disputed; W - wins; D - defeats; PM - points made; PA - points against; PA - points average.

Classification

	Qualified for the quarterfinals and for Liga Sudamericana.
	Qualified for the first round of the playoffs. .

	First round
	5	Uberlândia	67	73	93	81	—	3
	12	Tijuca	75	59	77	74	—	1
	6	Bauru	82	83	84	—	—	3
	11	Liga Sorocabana	76	71	74	—	—	0
	7	Paulistano	89	68	69	—	—	0
	10	Franca	91	75	77	—	—	3
	8	Joinville	69	89	88	74	86	3
	9	Limeira	77	84	69	102	78	2

	Quarterfinals										Semifinals										Final
	1	São José	92	96	94	–	–	3
	10	Franca	77	85	80	–	–	0
											1	São José	68	107	100	80	106	3
											4	Flamengo	84	99	91	92	90	2
	4	Flamengo	110	70	60	78	77	3
	5	Uberlândia	108	63	77	87	62	2
																					1	São José	62
																					3	Brasília	78
	3	Brasília	80	90	99	–	–	3
	6	Bauru	76	78	91	–	–	0
											3	Brasília	90	65	76	105	81	3
											2	Pinheiros	77	81	74	109	68	2
	2	Pinheiros	80	68	80	77	73	3
	8	Joinville	96	74	69	71	63	2

• MVP - Murilo Becker (São José)
• Finals MVP - Guilherme Giovannoni (Brasília)
• Sixth Player - Paulinho Boracini (Pinheiros)
• Best Defender - Alex Garcia (Brasília)
• Revelation - Gui Deodato (Bauru)
• Most Improved Player - Gui Deodato (Bauru)
• Coach - Régis Marrelli (São José)

Position	Player	Team
PG	Fúlvio de Assis	São José
SG	Alex Garcia	Brasília
SF	Marquinhos	Pinheiros
PF	Guilherme Giovannoni	Brasília
C	Murilo Becker	São José