in court claiming that one player from the Telemar Rio de Janeiro was playing irregularly hexagonal, which defined the finalists. 2007–12: National hegemony The year of 2007 marked the beginning of the so-called Golden Age of Brasilia, which would reach six consecutive national finals to win four Brazilian Championships, in addition to the trophies of the South American Basketball League and the League of the Americas. The team's greatest run was possible thanks to the arrival of a group of former players COC/Ribeirao Preto, such as Nezinho, Alex Garcia, Arthur, Márcio Cipriano and Alirio. In 2007, after an unbeaten run of 20 games, Brasilia obtained the national basketball attendance record in a match against Flamengo, with 24,286 people attending in the Nilson Nelson Gymnasium. And in the final of the Championship that year, led by José Carlos Vidal, they won the national title over the traditional team of Franca. After the title, Alex Garcia left for a new international team in Israel. Nezinho also left the team, going to Limeira. In the 2008 season, to replace the outgoing Nezinho and Alex, they were hired Valtinho and Maurice Spillers. The team was again led by Lula Ferreira and was runner-up in the Brazilian Championship, losing the final to Flamengo by 3–0. Alex Garcia returned to Brasilia in 2009, but the team was once again the Brazilian runner-up, this time in the first edition of the Brazilian New Basketball (NBB), losing the final to Flamengo by the score of 3–2. However, they won the first international title of the group, becoming champion of the League of the Americas, winning the Finals played in Xalapa, Mexico against the home team, Halcones de Xalapa. Determined to recover the highest position of Brazilian basketball, Universo/Brasília rehired Nezinho and repatriated Guilherme Giovannoni in 2010. The team then returned to clinch the National Champion winning the "Carioca Club" by 3–2 in the final of NBB2. In the next season, the team had to be sheltered by the University Center of Brasilia (UniCEUB). Political disagreements led the Universo to exchange Brasilia for the city of Uberlândia. With the change, they left Valtinho and Estevam, who were defending the colors of the new team, while the coach Lula Ferreira was replaced by Jose Carlos Vidal. The group moved, changing the blue and white colors of Universo to the red and white of UniCEUB, and won the NBB3 again over