Ryan Schmidt, London: 'It's a good win to end the regular season'

### Ryan Schmidt, London Lions head coach

"Obviously, over a 40-minute game, there's going to be ebbs and flows throughout the game. I thought we did a good job. They made quite a run there to end the second quarter, and I thought we regrouped and did a good job in the locker room at halftime. We came out and played with a bit more poise, I thought we changed some things defensively, our pick and roll coverages. Again, even with Sam \[Dekker\] being out and not having Kosta \[Koufos\], it was nice to see different guys stepping up. I thought our contribution on the offensive side of the ball was well-balanced. I've always said it: when we can get the ball moving side to side, we've got guys that can knock down open shots in rhythm. It's just that sometimes we kind of have trouble doing that and we force the issue a little bit. Listen, that's a really good team, very talented, well coached. It's a good win to end the regular season. As a coach, you want to see a lot of the little things that you're doing better, because in a playoff game, in knockout competition, one game, win or go home, it's going to come down to those marginal things. We've really put a lens on that stuff. I don't have the stats' sheet in front of me, but offensive rebounding-wise, I thought we were much better tonight than we have been in the last couple of weeks. It's like our defense in the half court; I think we do a really good job of forcing teams into tough shots, but we were having trouble finishing those possessions those last couple of weeks and I thought we did a better job of that tonight."

 

### Will Weaver, Paris Basketball head coach

"It’s a funky game; both teams aren’t playing for anything in terms of seeding. We obviously have an important game on Friday in our domestic league \[so\] we needed to rest some guys to make sure that we were healthy and ready for that. It's never fun to be the responsible adult and look ahead, but tonight that was my job. Now we've got the opportunity to figure out who we're going to play \[in the playoffs\] later tonight and get our travel organized and try to go and get our first postseason international win."

 

### Tomislav Zubcic, London Lions forward

"It was definitely a tough match. We knew what awaited us, but since we had less bodies on the team, we tried to fight, we tried to contribute all over the floor. It was a good game for us. They gave a good effort, but we ended up getting the win. We have four guards on the court, plus me at the 5, so we knew that if we shared the ball, if we made our shots, that we'd win this game."

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Paris Basketball v London Lions (2023-03-28T18:30:00.000Z)

The London Lions closed the 2022-23 7DAYS EuroCup Regular Season with a win after beating Paris Basketball 85-96 at Halle Georges Carpinter on Tuesday night. The first meeting between these two in England in December resulted in a Paris victory, but London got some revenge in the French capital this time around. Following this result, London ended the regular season with an 8-10 record, while Paris finished 10-8.

London exacts revenge against Paris, 85-96

The London Lions closed the 2022-23 7DAYS EuroCup Regular Season with a win after beating Paris Basketball 85-96 at Halle Georges Carpinter on Tuesday night. The first meeting between these two in England in December resulted in a Paris victory, but London got some revenge in the French capital this time around. Following this result, London ended the regular season with an 8-10 record, while Paris finished 10-8.

 

Tomislav Zubcic led the way with 24 points for London, which was without star forward Sam Dekker and center Kosta Koufos due to injury. Luke Nelson added 17 points, Vojtech Hruban had 14 and Jordan Taylor paired 13 points with 8 assists. Paris, which could not call upon the injured Kyle Allman, was paced by Tyrone Wallace's 22 points. Juhann Begarin finished with 18 points, Aamir Simms tallied 14 and Ismael Kamagate recorded a 13-point, 11-rebound double-double in the defeat.

In a back-and-forth start to the game, London was the first team to exert some control on proceedings, as Taylor recorded an assist and scored 4 points to put the visitors ahead, 3-8. Paris responded through Begarin and Kamagate, 7-8, but an inspired Taylor stepped up in Dekker's absence to put London on the right track. Taylor struck from deep to take his personal tally to 11 points and knot the game at 15-15, then his steal and assist to Miye Oni saw London jump back in front, 15-17. A strong finish to the quarter resulted in London leading by 10, 19-29, after the first 10 minutes.

 

London appeared to have revenge on its mind and it did a good job of holding off Paris in the second quarter, as Nelson and Hruban stepped up with some important buckets, 23-36. Even as Paris mounted a charge, London found itself 13 points ahead, 34-47, after a triple by Hruban with 2:49. In the remainder of the half, however, Paris managed to go on a 15-2 run to make it a tied game at halftime, 49-49.

The momentum had swung totally in Paris's favor just before the break, but afterward, London did a good job of staying calm. Zubcic used his experience to nudge the visitors back in front, 49-51, but Begarin continued to cause problems for the London defense and scored 4 straight points to put Paris narrowly ahead, 57-56. Yet, a three-point play by Zubcic and a two-pointer by Taylor gave London another lead, 57-60, and the visitors closed the third quarter with a 66-74 advantage.

 

In the final quarter, Begarin and Wallace did their all to try and reverse the scoreline, but London's trio of Zubcic, Hruban and Nelson stepped up again, again and again, 77-86. Amar Gegic scored 5 points in a row to make it a 4-point ball game, 82-86, with four minutes left, but Josh Sharma, Zubcic and Aaron Best responded, 82-93. Whatever Paris had to throw at London, the visitors had an answer. And, to put the cherry on top of the cake for London, Zubcic nailed a walk-off triple to make it an 11-point win, 85-96.

Frutti Extra Bursaspor defeated Germani Brescia 86-76 at Tofas Spor Salonu on Tuesday to put an end to its three-game losing streak. Onuralp Bitim paced Bursaspor with 24 points, while Derek Needham finished with 18 and Dave Dudzinski recorded a double-double of 15 points and 10 rebounds. C. J. Massinburg led the losing team with 25 points.

Bursaspor ends losing streak, downs Brescia 86-76

Frutti Extra Bursaspor defeated Germani Brescia 86-76 at Tofas Spor Salonu on Tuesday to put an end to its three-game losing streak. The hosts dominated in the second and third quarter to secure a double-digit lead that they guarded until the end. Bursaspor improved to 8-10 and it is now tied with Brescia, who holds the H2H advantage after winning 110-74 at home in December. Both teams have secured a play-off spot and they will wait for the result of Wednesday’s duel between Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana and Mincidelice JL Bourg en Bresse to find out their respective eighthfinals opponents.

Onuralp Bitim paced Bursaspor with 24 points, while Derek Needham finished with 18 on 5-for-8 three-point shooting. Dave Dudzinski recorded a double-double of 15 points and 10 rebounds, with Anthony Clemmons adding 17 points. C. J. Massinburg led the losing team with 25 points off the bench in less than 19 minutes. John Petrucelli added 15, Tommaso Laquintana had 13 and Tai Odiase scored 12.

Odiase scored all his team’s points, including an alley-oop dunk to open the game, as Brescia led 4-6. Bursaspor got back on top 15-11 Bitim nailed a three-pointer and 2 free throws. Nonetheless, Brescia made the most of Bitim's 2 turnovers and Laquintana beat the first-quarter buzzer for a 16-19 lead for the visitors. Dudzinski's 5 points in a row restored a 21-20 Bursaspor lead. The hosts held Brescia to just 7 points over 7 minutes to stretch the advantage to 38-28 after Clemmons and Omer Utku Al connected from behind the arc.

Bitim and Needham netted a three each after the break, while Brescia's scoring slump continued. After a timeout, the guests started to come into life, with Massinburg and Petrucelli filling an 8-0 run to cut the difference to 57-44. However, Bursaspor maintained a solid 68-54 cushion heading into the last quarter after scoring 28 points in third to set the basis for the victory.

Needham sank back-to-back triples in the opening stages of the fourth quarter, with Bursaspor being very much in control of the game. Whenever Brescia tried to bounce back and go on a run, the hosts found a way to end the visitors’ momentum and secure their sixth home win of the season.

Frutti Extra Bursaspor v Germani Brescia (2023-03-28T17:00:00.000Z)

 Onuralp Bitim, Bursaspor: 'The most important time is coming' 

### Frutti Extra Bursaspor head coach Dusan Alimpijevic

"It’s an important win for us and for the moment that we are in right now. Everything is in our hands. We will wait for tomorrow’s game \[between Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana and Mincidelice JL Bourg en Bresse\] and we will find out if we’ll finish sixth or eighth. But, for one more time after this regular season, I want to congratulate my club, my team, my players, because we are in the playoffs for the second year in a row. I want to say that this is a huge success for everyone inside the club, as we have made some standards and this club is showing up as a very important team in competition by being two times in a row in the EuroCup playoffs. Of course, expectations are higher after what happened last year and believe me that we have high goals too. But we also have to be realistic and congratulate our players for making the playoffs for the second year in a row."

### Germani Brescia head coach Alessandro Magro

"First of all, it’s a huge honor for our club to participate in an amazing competition like the EuroCup. I want to say congratulations to coach Dusan \[Alimpijevic\] and all the organization of Bursaspor for what you did last season and what you keep on doing here and I wish you good luck for the playoffs.

As for us, we were able to arrive here and manage some injury situations and try to give minutes to players who until now had fewer chances to show up on the court. To be honest, obviously we made mistakes, obviously Bursaspor had the chance to even get large leads and they deserved to do so. But in the end, we were able to come back, to keep fighting together. We are still recovering some players like Troy Caupain, who needs playing time to get game rhythm and flow. And everything we’ve done is because we want to be absolutely ready in one week, after the break, for the EuroCup playoffs."

### Frutti Extra Bursaspor player Onuralp Bitim

"I am happy that we won and that I helped the team. We have a really good team, as we showed last year and at the beginning of this year. It's a long season. We weren't playing like our real selves in the last couple of months, but we know that the most important time of the year is the last couple of months. So, even if we played badly a couple of months ago, I think that we know that the most important time is coming and I think that we will be ready."

Onuralp Bitim, Bursaspor: 'The most important time is coming'

 Jaylen Hoard, Hapoel: 'I think we can go far' 

### Danny Franco, Hapoel head coach

"Super proud of our guys and our club for making a great debut in the EuroCup competition, finishing up on a high note today in front of our fans, who are following us everywhere, home and away. I just appreciate their effort. We're going to keep on dreaming, try to go as far as we can. And big respect to everybody for the effort and the way we played today."

### Hapoel Vegan Friendly Tel Aviv forward Jaylen Hoard:

"I think we can go far. We have a deep team, a lot of guys who can contribute from different places, so I think we are a balanced team, and I think we can go far. We are just focusing on the main things, being unselfish. Our best games is when we have a lot of assists, so we have to continue to share the ball and trust each other, I think that is going to help us a lot. We have shown that we can score the ball but the main thing is locking in on defense to help the offense and stuff. When we get stops, we can get out, run, play fast and that is when we are at out best."

Jaylen Hoard, Hapoel: 'I think we can go far'

Hapoel Vegan Friendly Tel Aviv v Promitheas Patras (2023-03-28T17:00:00.000Z)

Hapoel Vegan Friendly Tel Aviv locked a top-three finish in Group B by thrashing Promitheas Patras 108-69 at Shlomo Group Arena on Tuesday. Jaylen Hoard led the winners with 23 points and 11 rebounds. Tomer Ginat added 18 points, Chinanu Onuaku had 16, Xavier Munford 11 and J'Covan Brown 10 for Hapoel.

Hapoel thrashes Promitheas, 108-69!

Hapoel Vegan Friendly Tel Aviv locked a top-three finish in Group B by thrashing Promitheas Patras 108-69 at Shlomo Group Arena on Tuesday evening. Hapoel ended the regular season with a 13-5 record, and it will finish second in Group B if Buducnost VOLI Podgorica beats Turk Telekom Ankara tomorrow, or third if Buducnost loses. Promitheas finished Group B in fourth place with an 11-7 record.

Jaylen Hoard led the winners with 23 points and 11 rebounds. Tomer Ginat added 18 points, Chinanu Onuaku scored 16, Xavier Munford had 11 and J'Covan Brown contributed 10 for Hapoel, which outrebounded Promitheas 44-17 and finished the game with 30 assists. Joe Thomasson led Promitheas with 16 points. Arnoldas Kulboka added 14 for the guests.

Munford and Onuaku combined for 11 points in a 13-5 opening run. Ginat soon helped Hapoel make it a double-digit game, 19-9. Nemanja Dangubic and Nikos Gkikas each struck from downtown in a 0-7 run that brought Promitheas within 19-16. Hoard dunked, getting help from Idam Zalmanson, to restore a 28-19 Hapoel lead after 10 minutes. 

Hoard dunked again and Gil Beni capped a 13-0 Hapoel run with a three-pointer, good for a 35-19 lead. Onuaku took over at both ends and an unstoppable Hoard helped Hapoel pull away, 47-24. Jordan McRae and Onuaku boosted the hosts' margin to 59-31 at halftime.

McRae buried a triple right after the break for a 31-point Hapoel lead, 62-31. Thomasson stepped up for Promitheas, keeping his team within 65-37. Thomasson kept pacing the guests and Dangubic struck twice from beyond the arc to bring Promitheas closer, 76-52, after 30 minutes. 

Hoard took over with a three-point play and a huge alley-oop slam, restoring an 81-52 Hapoel advantage. Nothing really changed in the final eight minutes, as Hapoel boosted its margin to 98-60, before keeping a safe margin and cruising to a well-deserved, important home victory.

Hapoel thrashes Promitheas, 108-69

Promitheas Patras scored perhaps the most important victory in Round 17 of the 7DAYS EuroCup earning a three-point win over Paris Basketball to leapfrog them in the Group B standings. With both teams entering the round at 10-6, Promitheas not only moved a victory clear of their opponents, but also grabbed control of the fourth seed to position themselves for a home game in the eighthfinals.

[Anthony Cowan](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/players/anthony-cowan/012003/) scored a career-best 38 points and put Promitheas up for good, knocking down a pull-up three to break a tie in the waning moments. While Cowan is averaging 11.5 points per game on the season overall, his outburst was not entirely surprising. His best game before the new year came against Paris and he has been one of the more efficient volume scorers in the EuroCup since the calendar turned over despite looking to defer in several of his team’s more comfortable victories over the last couple months.

The list below displays the EuroCup’s most efficient volume scorers since the start of 2023. Cowan’s Round 17 outburst has earned him a spot on this list alongside several of the players who figure to shape their team’s postseason hopes.

[Erick Green](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/players/erick-green/005159/) joined Buducnost VOLI Podgorica in January and hit the ground running, immediately solidifying himself as this season’s most consistent shot-maker. While he has shot the three well, it has been his 56% shooting in mid-range spots that has made him so difficult to guard.

Prometey Slobozhanske has won 10 games in a row and [D.J. Stephens](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/players/dj-stephens/005982/)’s production offensively has had a lot to do with that. While Stephens is notorious for his otherworldly leaping ability, he’s in the middle of the best jump-shooting stretch of his career making him a unique matchup problem for opponents.

[Axel Bouteille](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/players/axel-bouteille/003840/) of Turk Telekom Ankara is one of the most well-established scorers in the EuroCup this season, so his presence here is unsurprising. In contrast, Brazilian forward [Bruno Caboclo](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/players/bruno-caboclo/012096/) had little experience in Europe before joining ratiopharm Ulm just after the new year. With one of the longest wingspans in the sport at the moment, Caboclo has made the most of that, shooting a stellar 77% around the rim so far this season.

[James Palmer](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/players/james-palmer-jr-/011834/) and [Derek Needham](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/players/derek-needham/008945/) have both shot the ball well all season for their respective teams, Mincidelice JL Bourg en Bresse and Frutti Extra Bursaspor, while [Yogi Ferrell](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/players/yogi-ferrell/011281/) of Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana remains the EuroCup’s leading scorer—albeit by a narrow margin over [Sam Dekker](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/players/sam-dekker/009672/) of the London Lions, who narrowly missed the cut here.

[Ante Tomic](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/players/ante-tomic/002507/) and [Joel Parra](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/players/joel-parra/007464/) are the lone pair of teammates to crack this top 10. While one might assume there is some synergy to their performance offensively, they have played staggered stints more often than they have shared the floor this season. Joventut Badalona looks to maximize Tomic’s impact on the interior when he’s on the floor. While Parra has done much of his damage as a stretch big man this season, he also gets quite a few touches on the block when Tomic is on the bench.

With the postseason looming, it will be fascinating to see whether this group can continue to drive the success of their respective teams on the offensive end or if new stars rise in the single-elimination format.

The hottest hands since the new year

Dolomiti Energia Trento v Slask Wroclaw (2023-03-29T18:00:00.000Z)

Gran Canaria v Veolia Towers Hamburg (2023-03-29T19:00:00.000Z)

Turk Telekom Ankara v Buducnost VOLI Podgorica (2023-03-29T17:00:00.000Z)

Joventut Badalona v 7Bet-Lietkabelis Panevezys (2023-03-29T18:15:00.000Z)

Prometey Slobozhanske v Umana Reyer Venice (2023-03-29T16:00:00.000Z)

ratiopharm Ulm v U-BT Cluj-Napoca (2023-03-29T17:30:00.000Z)

Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana v Mincidelice JL Bourg en Bresse (2023-03-29T18:45:00.000Z)

With all 16 playoff teams already known, the last round of the 7DAYS EuroCup Regular Season comes down to deciding the matchups for the eighthfinals, the first of four do-or-die elimination rounds.

Round 18 seeding scenarios

While five of the final places in Group B are known, none are in Group A, which means that Round 18 will be ultimately decisive in determining the route for all teams to a title.

One of two current first-place teams, Prometey Slobozhanske in Group A or Gran Canaria in Group B, will become the No. 1 seed, thus hosting all its future games straight through to the EuroCup Final. Gran Canaria can lock up that privilege with a victory in Round 18, but having clinched first place in its group, is already guaranteed home-court advantage at least through the semifinals, should it reach that far.

First place in Group A will be decided in Round 18 between Prometey and Joventut Badalona, with the team finishing second only guaranteed home-court advantage until the quarterfinals. Among three teams in Group B that have secured home-court advantage in the eighthfinals, Turk Telekom Ankara and Hapoel Vegan Friendly Tel Aviv are battling this week over second place and an extra guaranteed home game should they win in the first elimination round. Promitheas Patras also has home-court advantage in the eighthfinals, but can finish no higher than third in Group B.

Find the rest of the final seeding scenarios for both groups below.

### **GROUP A**

[Prometey](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/teams/prometey-slobozhanske/roster/pmt/?season=2022-23) (13-4) will finish first with a home win vs. Reyer.

Prometey will be first if it loses and Joventut loses, as well.

Prometey will be second with a loss if Joventut wins.

Prometey will clinch the No. 1 overall seed throughout the playoffs if it wins, Gran Canaria loses in Group B, and the combined margins at the end of regulation time in their games are 23 points or more.

[Joventut](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/teams/joventut-badalona/roster/jov/?season=2022-23) (12-5) will finish first with a home win vs. Lietkabelis if Prometey loses.

Joventut will be second with a loss or if Prometey wins.

[Ulm](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/teams/ratiopharm-ulm/roster/ulm/?season=2022-23) (10-7) will finish third with a home win vs. Cluj.

Ulm will be third with a loss if both Lietkabelis and Reyer also lose.

Ulm will be fourth if it loses while Lietkabelis wins and Reyer loses.

Ulm will be fifth if it loses and Reyer wins.

[Lietkabelis](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/teams/lietkabelis-panevezys/roster/lkb/?season=2022-23) (10-7) will finish third with a win at Joventut if either Ulm or Reyer loses.

Lietkabelis will be third if it wins and Ulm loses.

Lietkabelis will be fourth if it wins and Ulm wins.

Lietkabelis will be fourth if it loses and Reyer or Ulm loses.

Lietkabelis will be fifth if it loses while Reyer and Ulm both win.

[Reyer](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/teams/umana-reyer-venice/roster/vnc/?season=2022-23) (9-8) will finish third with a win at Prometey if both Ulm and Lietkabelis lose.

Reyer will be fourth with a win if Ulm or Lietkabelis loses.

Reyer will be fifth with a win if both Ulm and Lietkabelis win, too.

Reyer will be fifth if it loses and Bourg loses.

Reyer will be sixth  if it loses and Bourg wins.

[Bourg](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/teams/mincidelice-jl-bourg-en-bresse/roster/bou/?season=2022-23) (8-9) will finish fifth with a victory at Cedevita (3-14) if Reyer loses.

Bourg will be sixth if it wins while Reyer wins and Brescia loses.

Bourg will be seventh if it wins while Reyer and Brescia both win.

Bourg will be seventh if it loses and Brescia wins.

Bourg will be eighth if it loses and Brescia loses.

[Brescia](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/teams/germani-brescia/roster/bre/?season=2022-23) (8-9) will finish sixth with a victory at Bursaspor while Bourg loses.

Brescia will be sixth if wins and Reyer wins.

Brescia will be seventh if it wins while Bourg wins and Reyer loses.

Brescia will be seventh if it loses by fewer than 36 points against Bursaspor.

Brescia will be eighth if it loses by 36 points or more and Bourg wins.

[Bursaspor](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/teams/frutti-extra-bursaspor/roster/bbu/?season=2022-23) (7-10) will finish sixth with a victory vs. Brescia if Bourg loses.

Bursaspor will be seventh if it wins by 36 or more points and Bourg wins

Bursaspor will be eighth if it wins by fewer than 36 points and Bourg wins.

Bursaspor will be eighth if it loses.

### **GROUP B**

[Gran Canaria](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/teams/gran-canaria/roster/can/?season=2022-23) (14-3) has already clinched first place in Group B.

Gran Canaria will clinch the No. 1 overall seed throughout the playoffs with a victory vs. Hamburg or if Prometey loses in Group A.

Gran Canaria will clinch the No. 1 overall seed throughout the playoffs if it loses, Prometey wins, the combined margins at the end of regulation time in their games are 22 points or less.

[Turk Telekom](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/teams/turk-telekom-ankara/roster/ttk/?season=2022-23) (12-5) will finish second with a victory vs. Buducnost or if Hapoel loses.

Turk Telekom will be third if it loses and Hapoel wins.

[Hapoel](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/teams/hapoel-tel-aviv/roster/hta/?season=2022-23) (12-5) will finish second with a victory vs. Promitheas if Turk Telekom loses.

Hapoel will be third if it loses and Turk Telekom loses.

Hapoel will be third if it loses by 17 or fewer points.

Hapoel will be fourth if it loses by more than 17 points and Turk Telekom wins.

[Promitheas](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/teams/promitheas-patras/roster/pat/?season=2022-23) (11-6) will finish third if it wins at Hapoel by more than 17 points and Turk Telekom wins.

Promitheas will be fourth in any other scenario.

[Paris](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/teams/paris-basketball/roster/prs/?season=2022-23) (10-7) is locked in fifth place.

[Buducnost](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/teams/buducnost-voli-podgorica/roster/bud/?season=2022-23) (9-8) is locked in sixth place.

[London](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/teams/london-lions/roster/lli/?season=2022-23) (7-10) is locked in seventh place.

[Hamburg](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/teams/veolia-hamburg-towers/roster/ham/?season=2022-23) (6-11) is locked in eighth place.

Back in 1992, a rookie coach named Zeljko Obradovic led Partizan Belgrade to the EuroLeague title in a season that ended up being historic for more than one reason. It was an impressive start for a coaching icon, and the final was decided on a buzzer-beating half-court shot by Sasa Djordjevic, however, there’s something that stands outs even more.

Due to the ongoing war in the former Yugoslavia, Partizan played all of its home games not at home in the Serbian capital, but in the city of Fuenlabrada, Spain.

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Ryan Schmidt, London: 'It's a good win to end the regular season'

London exacts revenge against Paris, 85-96

Bursaspor ends losing streak, downs Brescia 86-76

Onuralp Bitim, Bursaspor: 'The most important time is coming'

Jaylen Hoard, Hapoel: 'I think we can go far'

Hapoel thrashes Promitheas, 108-69

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