The reaction in the last quarter (26-7) mitigates the defeat in Brescia: 94-87 the final score. The general impression is that of a Dinamo that struggles against the best teams, as demonstrated by the -24 at 31'.
The game started badly, with Bibbins, Bendzius and Halilovic suffering from their opponents, especially the former Bilan and the other big man Ndour: -6. The entrance of Cappelletti and Renfro adjusted the defense and allowed the inertia to be overturned: 16-21 at 9'. In the second quarter Brescia went away thanks to a 14-0 run that coach Markovic was unable to interrupt.
After the break, the inertia remains firmly in the hands of Brescia, with the former Burnell unleashing himself. Sassari also ends up at -24 at the start of the final quarter. Germani lifts its foot off the accelerator, the triples of Cappelletti and Sokolowski produce a sensational partial but Banco misses a couple of actions for -3. The last gasp is the bomb of Sokolowski for 89-85 with 69 seconds to go but Ivanovic and Della Valle close it out from the free throw line.
Fobbs and Solowski scored 19 points each.
