ratiopharm Ulm grabbed its fourth win in the last five games in Group By topping Germani Brescia 72-85 at Palaleonessa A2a on Wednesday. Ulm improved to 7-5 in the standings while Brescia dropped to 5-7. Ulm also managed to gain the potential tiebreaker between them since Brescia had recorded a 90-98 road victory at Ratiopharm Arena in Round 3. 

Yago Dos Santos led the winners with 18 points and 10 assists for his second double-double this season. Brandon Paul added 15 points, Robin Christen had 13 while Karim Jallow and Bruno Caboclo each got 10 for Ulm. Tai Odiase led Brescia with 17 points. Amedeo Della Valle added 13 on 11-of-12 free throw shooting while Kenny Gabriel had 10 for the hosts

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Odiase got Brescia going with back-to-back jump hooks and then Gabriel followed a jumper with a three-pointer, prompting Ulm to call timeout at 11-3. Dos Santos, Joshua Hawley and Jallow each struck from downtown to give Ulm its first lead, 14-15. Della Valle and David Cournooh fueled a 10-0 run that Odiase capped with an alley-oop slam for a 24-15 Brescia lead early in the second quarter. Della Valle and Gabriel soon allowed the hosts to make it a double-digit game, 36-24. Juan Nunez, Caboclio and Christen got Ulm within 39-36 at halftime.

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Della Valle kept pushing Brescia after the break, restoring a 45-38 lead. Nunez, Jallow and Christen each buried a three-pointer and then Dos Santos led Ulm to regain a 52-53 lead. Dos Santos got help from Hawley to make it 52-58, but Tomasso Laquintana buried a midcourt prayer to fix the score at 55-58 after 30 minutes. Christen insisted from beyond the arc, Paul added back-to-back triples and Jallow also struck from downtown to give Ulm a double-digit lead, 60-71, with under 6 minutes left. Odiase brought Brescia within 67-74 in the next-to-last minute. Paul put Ulm's victory on ice with a three-pointer.

Yago leads Ulm to big road win, 72-85

Germani Brescia v ratiopharm Ulm (2023-01-25T19:30:00.000Z)

Veolia Towers Hamburg romped to a 100-64 road victory over Slask Wroclaw to keep alive its hopes of reaching the playoffs in Group B after the team’s best EuroCup performance produced its biggest win of the season. Anthony Polite paced the visitors with a game-high 19 points, Ziga Samar chipped in with 17, Set Hinrichs added 15 and Kendale McCullum netted 14 for a well-balanced Hamburg, with center Yoeli Childs posting a double-double of 10 points and as many rebounds.

Jeremiah Martin led Wroclaw with 17 points, Lukasz Kolenda scored 15 and Conor Morgan added 13, but the supporting cast contributed with preciously little for a disjointed home side. Hamburg improved to a 4-8 record and stayed eighth in Group B, while Wroclaw remained rooted to the bottom of the 10-team group at 1-11.

Having scraped an 87-83 home win in the reverse fixture, Hamburg was expected to be given a run for its money in Poland, especially in view of the fact that it had lost seven of its subsequent eight games.

It looked like Slask would make Hamburg work hard for a sweep as the hosts only trailed 20-21 at the end of the first quarter, but it got brushed aside by the German outfit, which dominated the game in every department.

After keeping the deficit down to 25-32 early in the second, Slask got steamrolled as Hamburg moved up two gears and extended its lead to 50-34 at halftime. Hinrichs had scored all his 15 points in the first half thanks to some cool three-point shooting, Polite had 6 points while Samar and Yoeli Childs had amassed 6 each. But more importantly, Hamburg dominated the boards 22-9 in the opening two quarters, having grabbed 7 offensive rebounds while Wroclaw had none.

The third quarter produced more one-way traffic as Hamburg raced to a 79-43 lead with the home side looking completely devoid of ideas and energy, having still collected a grand total of 0 offensive rebounds by the end of the third quarter.

Wroclaw trimmed the deficit to under 30 points on several occasions in the fourth quarter, but Hamburg was in no mood to take its foot off the pedal and a strong finish saw the visitors win by their joint-biggest lead of the night.

Dominant Hamburg blows away Slask 100-64

Slask Wroclaw v Veolia Towers Hamburg (2023-01-25T19:00:00.000Z)

Paris Basketball went into its home game against Dolomiti Energia Trento without Kyle Allman, but Tyrone Wallace made sure the team’s leading scorer wasn’t missed.

Allman ranked third in the 7DAYS EuroCup in scoring with 18.7 points but Wallace poured in 25 points in Paris's comfortable 86-75 win over Trento.

Wallace’s point total set a new career high for the EuroCup rookie - 8 more than his best until this point. The 28-year-old also added 3 rebounds and 6 assists for an index rating of 29. He also set a new personal best in PIR and tied his career high in assists.

"I really respected and appreciated the way that Ty came out and orchestrated the game for us," Coach Will Weaver said. "He was getting into gaps. When they stayed home, he got in there and finished. And when they collapsed, he found open shooters. He was the steady hand that helped steer the ship."

Wallace was masterful in replacing Allman for Paris 

Paris Basketball v Dolomiti Energia Trento (2023-01-25T19:00:00.000Z)

### Veolia Towers Hamburg head coach Benka Barloschky:

"I am happy and relieved. We took care of the basketball, we rebounded and the guys were very deserving winners tonight.

"Obviously very happy with the win, we were able to take care of the ball and that was a big problem the last game. Today we controlled that in a very good way, we rebounded the ball in a very good way and those were the two aspects that we wanted to do well in. We did and it helped us win the game."

### Slask Wroclaw head coach Andrej Urlep:

"The pace of the game was the big difference. They were twice as fast as us and twice as aggressive. They killed us at both ends of the court and in transition. They knew what they were doing, unfortunately for us, we didn’t have the outside players to be able to respond to that and we definitely lost the boards.

"Of course, I would like to congratulate Hamburg, they played a great game. After a series of losses, they showed how you have to compete for your club. On the other side, we played a very poor game, completely without energy, especially in the second and third quarters. We didn’t do anything defensively while they did everything they wanted to do. In the opening three quarters, we were without an offensive board and that showed how we played."

### Veolia Towers Hamburg forward Seth Hinrichs:

"Obviously it was the biggest margin of victory but how we performed, that was the key. When we came out in the second half, we put the nail in the coffin."

Benka Barloschky, Hamburg: 'I am happy and relieved'

### Paris Basketball head coach Will Weaver:

"I really respected and appreciated the way that Ty \[Wallace\] came out and orchestrated the game for us. He was getting into gaps. When they stayed home, he got in there and finished. And when they collapsed he found open shooters. He was the steady hand that helped steer the ship... We have to be focused on the rim and taking the catch-and-shoots that come out of that aggression.

"I am proud of the collective effort that our guys made despite many unavailable teammates to win a very hard-fought, physical basketball game. I am looking forward to seeing what we learn from this."

### Dolomiti Energia Trento head coach Emanuele Molin:

"To get a win here you cannot commit 14 turnovers, especially 5 in the first quarter and 4 in the third quarter. Both times Paris built a lead. My team kept working but we didn’t have a chance to get back and tie the game because our shooting percentage from the three-point line was too poor. We competed until the end and that is a good point looking forward.” 

### Paris Basketball center Ismael Kamagate:

"This time it was more physical \[than the first game against Trento\] and it was important for us to win it. I just try to make things easier for the team and play my role - grab rebounds and play defense. What happens otherwise is only beautiful. Unfortunately, we lost Begs \[Juhann Begarin\] with his ankle, but we won for him. But we are happy, we really needed this game."

Will Weaver, Paris: 'We have to be focused on the rim'

### Ronen Ginzburg, Prometey Slobozhanske head coach

"For us, it's an amazing win. To play here against a good team, a good coach, with these fans, it's an amazing win. In the end, character won the game. We have good character in the team, we believe all the time, we didn’t lose our belief and we won.

"I think it's a great for us in a hot atmosphere, a great atmosphere, against a good team with a good coach. We started the game not good, but we came back quickly into the game. We showed character. We had good moments, but sometimes we made mistakes like kids. In the end, when you win the game by 1-2 points, it's the little stuff that was on our side. I am happy for the win, I am happy to give some smiles to the people in Ukraine, in Dnipro. Every win for this club is important, because of the situation in Ukraine."

### Dusan Alimpijevic, Frutti Extra Bursaspor head coach

"We fought, we had a couple of players who were with some injuries and tried to play this game, but for sure they were not at their highest level. I want to thank them for trying to give something to this game, but obviously it wasn't enough. The players are not guilty for this loss. They fought how much they could. I had some decisions; I didn’t want to risk more injuries at the end of the game. And these are only my decisions. I want to thank our fans one more time, again and again and again. They are showing how great they are and how much they mean for us. We are fighting, and every game is precious for us."

### Ondrej Balvin, Prometey Slobozhanske center

"First, I've got to give a big shoutout to the Turkish fans; they created an unbelievable atmosphere. We hadn’t had anything like this all season, so a big shoutout to them. Second of all, I think what we are doing, we are putting respect on our name. It's a really tough team to beat, especially winning here, and last year they went all the way to the finals. It says a lot about us, that we don't just want to participate, we want to really fight. We just fight playing our basketball and in the end we were happy that we could win."

Ondrej Balvin, Prometey: 'We are putting respect on our name'

Frutti Extra Bursaspor v Prometey Slobozhanske (2023-01-25T17:00:00.000Z)

Paris Basketball locked up a spot in the 7DAYS EuroCup playoffs by knocking off Dolomiti Energia Trento 86-75 at home in Group B. Paris took control with a 13-3 run early in the second half run to improve to 8-4 and a three-way tie for second place in Group B after a third win in four games.

Tyrone Wallace collected 25 points and 6 assists to lead the way for Paris, which was missing leading scorer Kyle Allman. Amar Gegic added 17 points and Ismael Kamagate contributed 16 points and 12 rebounds. The win was overshadowed by Paris forward Juhann Begarin suffering an ankle injury in the third quarter. Trento lost its fourth straight game to fall to 2-10 - extending its road losing streak to 21 games dating back to November 2020. Darion Atkins tallied 16 points in the losing effort and Andrejs Grazulis had 12.

Wallace took the responsibility right away with 4 points in an 8-2 start. Trento committed 6 turnovers but still was within 16-14 until Wallace hit a three-pointer and Paris led 23-16 after 10 minutes.

A Wallace three-point play made it 30-22 but Diego Flaccadori and Grazulis combined for 14 points as Trento pulled ahead 35-36. Paris answered with the final 5 points and it was 40-36 at the break.

Wallace continued his outstanding showing with 8 more points in a 13-3 run to put Paris up 53-41. The advantage grew to 13 points multiple times in the quarter and the score was 64-51 after 30 minutes.

Paris scored the first four points of the fourth quarter and Trento did not get closer than 10 points until the closing minute.

Paris books playoff spot, sends Trento to 21st straight road loss 

Arnoldas Kulboka shined again and Promitheas Patras got back to winning ways after hitting 11 three-pointers in dismissing the visiting Buducnost VOLI Podgorica 81-72 on Wednesday night. Both teams now hold 7-5 records in Group B, but Promitheas holds the tiebreak advantage because Buducnost won their first game in overtime. In this one, the hosts took the lead for good early in the second quarter and Kulboka was hot the entire game, finishing with 30 points on 5-for-8 three-point shooting.

Nemanja Dangubic added 15 points, and Dustin Hogue scored 13, while Anthony Cowan dished 10 assists in the victory. Erick Green paced Buducnost with 16 points, Cameron Reynolds and Petar Popovic scored 14 apiece, and Alpha Kaba had 10 points and 12 rebounds in a losing effort.

Both teams had early runs with Hogue and Simpson fueling an 11-2 spurt for Promitheas before the visitors answered with a 0-7 run capped by J.J. O'Brian's layup. The hosts held a 20-18 lead after the first 10 minutes and then back-to-back-to-back threes by Anthony Cowan, Arnoldas Kulboka and Nemanja Dangubic helped open a 31-22 advantage. Buducnost hit back led by Green, but the hosts led 41-33 at halftime.

Kulboka and Cowan opened the third quarter by hitting back-to-back triples to make it a 47-35 game. But the visitors answered by knocking down triples on three consecutive possessions to cut it to 49-44. However, Kulboka was hot, hitting two more triples and scoring 8 points in a 10-0 run that made it 63-48 in the final minute of the third quarter. Aleksandar Lazic nailed two triples in the fourth, but Kulboka was unstoppable with 7 more points, including one more three-pointer that made it 74-61 with 5 minutes to go. Simpson's three made it a 16-point margin and Promitheas was well on its way to victory.

Kulboka, Promitheas sink Buducnost

Promitheas Patras v Buducnost VOLI Podgorica (2023-01-25T17:30:00.000Z)

### Promitheas Patras head coach Ioannis Christopoulos:

"The players deserve a lot of credit, they did a great job on defense. We had good offense from defense. I don't like to speak about personal records or statistics. I see it as a team win. We got many people contributing on both ends of the floor, for me that's the most important thing. I always say we count our coins at the end, for now, this is just a win, we move on... I definitely like to see inside-out basketball. Our decision-making was pretty good for the whole duration of the game. It is a good win for us and the coaching staff prepared the game pretty well."

### Buducnost VOLI Podgorica head coach Vlada Jovanovic:

"I think we played a soft game from the beginning, on both sides. We started with a soft defense, and mostly we were not on a good level of aggressiveness. On offense, we had a problem almost the whole game with hedge pick-and-roll defense, we did not find a solution to resolve it. For 40 minutes it wasn't our good game."

### Promitheas Patras forward Arnoldas Kulboka:

"It's a big win. We needed it. It is a team we are close to and I am super-happy about it. Can't wait to see what's ahead."