Banco di Sardegna wins at the last gasp against Treviso: 96-94. The playmaker Bibbins is decisive, scoring the last 8 points. The success is good for morale and the standings.
Five players scored in double figures: Bibbins 22 points, Halilovic 20, Bendzius 16, Fobbs 12 and Veronesi 10, while Cappelletti stopped at 9 points.
CHRONICLE - Halilovic dominates the area: 6 points of his own in the 10-9 of the 5th minute. Paulicap (8) responds in kind. Treviso tries to break away with triples from its outside players (16-23 at 8') but fortunately Veronesi responds. Bowman is a machine gun (5/5 shooting and 13 points) and the guests close ahead: 22-29.
In the second quarter Vitucci uses an Italian quintet with only Macura as a foreigner, Banco responds with Vincini and Renfro together: 29-32 at 12'. Vitucci changes his mind and uses an all-foreign quintet but the game is now balanced: 34-36 at 15'. Mascolo lets Treviso breathe: Bibbins suffers physically and in fact Cappelletti comes back. Treviso picks up the pace and reaches its maximum advantage: +8 at 18'. Cappelletti communicates well with Halilovic who halves the gap. In the end the 45-51 at half time is also good considering the disaster on the rebound: 7 against 23 opponents.
The break is good for Dinamo who, upon returning, scores a 15-0 run (a lot of Fobbs and then a triple by Bendzius) for the overtaking: 60-53 at 24'. In the meantime Bowman commits his fourth foul. The advantage also reaches +9 with a dunk by Bendzius on a Fobbs set-up, but Harrison reduces it at the buzzer: 74-69.
In the last quarter, an amazing Mascolo promotes a comeback and overtaking: 81-82 at 36'. Double play for both, steal by Cappelletti and above all step back by Bibbins with a triple for the +4 with 57 seconds to go. Harrison ties with a three-pointer with 9 seconds to go, but the ball is Dinamo's and Bibbins punishes the foul with the two free throws for the victory, then Harrison, heavily marked by Fobbs, shoots a brick.
