A defense capable of granting just 4 free throws to Brindisi in five minutes of the third quarter, the one that decided the match. But also a performance in the three-point shooting that influenced Dinamo's 111-93 victory: 17/29 equals 58.6% and is not only the seasonal record of the Sassari white-and-blues but of the entire Serie A.

However, it is not a corporate record, even if the Banco had not managed to do better in the last seven years. In the 2015/16 championship Sassari defeated Turin 112-98 making 17/25 from beyond the arc, which is equivalent to 68%.

The records - The opponent who led to the records, however, is Varese: in the year of the treble, the victory after an overtime over Varese for 117-113 saw 23 bombs scored out of the 59 attempted. Good but not exciting percentage of 39%. On the other hand there was the personal best of Sosa who scored 40 points thanks also to 10/15 from three.

Instead, from the point of view of precision, the amazing performance is that of 2013/14: bang in Varese for 112-91 with 17/23 which is equivalent to 74%. On the shields Drake Diener with 5/6 and cousin Travis plus Calen Green with 4/6 from three each.

The shooters- As for the singles: Kruslin is fifth with 50% from three, Bendzius follows him with 48.4%. The curiosity is that apart from Petrucelli (injured for some time) and Baron of Milan, in the Top Five there are also two former Dinamo players: Michele Vitali (Reggio Emilia) with 52% and Marco Spissu (Venice) with 50.7%.

The personal record with the white and blue shirt is held by Drake Diener who closed the 2013/14 championship with 52%. Kruslin and Bendzius could top it.