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Rakocevic to accept early plea

Adelaide 36ers centre Nick Rakocevic will be free to face Melbourne United on Wednesday night after he entered an early guilty plea to a striking charge.

Rakocevic was cited following an incident during Wednesday's game against the New Zealand Breakers game.

The NBL’s Game Review Panel classified Rakocevic's conduct as intentional, low impact, and high contact.

The base penalty is a one-game suspension, but with an early guilty plea he has instead accepted a $1,550 fine.

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‘Came in crazy’: NBL’s shock call on 36ers’ repeat offender’s punishment after ugly incident

Adelaide 36ers forward Nick Rakocevic has been handed his punishment following an on-court incident involving New Zealand Breakers forward Mojave King on Sunday.

The Game Review Panel (GRP) has charged Rakocevic with striking, classifying the conduct as intentional, low impact and high contact.

The charge carries a one-game suspension, which would see Rakocevic miss Wednesday night’s blockbuster clash against Melbourne United.

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However, Rakocevic and the 36ers have since accepted an early guilty plea, which reduces the penalty to a $1,550 fine and will now allow him to take the court against United.

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