The Regular Season of the fifth edition of the Basketball Champions League has just come to a close so this is a great time to take a snapshot of individual career stats in the competition.

Keith Langford of AEK and Jerry Boutsiele of Limoges CSP were the leading scorer and the leading rebounder, respectively, of the 2020-21 BCL Regular Season that came to a close this week

With 5.5 seconds left on the clock, game tied, last game of the Regular Season, qualification on the line for both VEF Riga and Peristeri, Riga head coach Janos Gailitis called timeout.

Tofas Bursa clinched first place in Group B and a Play-Offs berth in their maiden BCL campaign after claiming their second big road win in a row on Tuesday, this time around at ERA Nymburk.

Tuesday is the first day of judgement on the final stretch of the Play-Offs race, and its four-game slate comprises the final games in Group B and Group D of the 2020-21 Regular Season.

A total of six tickets to the Play-Offs will find their rightful owners this week, across four different groups (A through D).

Hereda San Pablo Burgos defeated Filou Oostende to seal their passage to the Play-Offs while SIG Strasbourg, who were not in action on Tuesday, also punched their ticket to the next stage

Tuesday is the most hectic day so far in the 2020-21 Basketball Champions League Regular Season and its six-game slate really has something for everyone

We're heading into gameday 10 action with 13 tickets to the Play-Offs still looking for their rightful owners but that number is set to decrease significantly by Wednesday night

The 2020-21 Basketball Champions League season is so different to previous ones in so many ways, except a few things - we are seeing the same amazing level of three-point shooting as we've always had

Iberostar Tenerife became the third team to secure a berth in the 2020-21 Play-Offs after delivering the best offensive display of their BCL history

The first week of Basketball Champions League action in 2021 concludes on Wednesday night with an important Group A clash, between Iberostar Tenerife and Dinamo Sassari.

Only one of the 16 tickets to the 2020-21 Basketball Champions League Play-Offs has already found its rightful owner, but that is bound to change in Week 9

The 2020-21 Basketball Champions League season, the fifth in the history of the competition, has adopted a new format for both the Regular Season and the Play-Offs

Season 5 of the Basketball Champions League is set to be the closest one yet, and with the new format and new teams, there are plenty of new faces in the MVP Race in 2020-21.

We're almost halfway through the Regular Season in the Basketball Champions League, and it's getting easier to recognize the shapes and strengths of teams around the continent.

There are some indisputable facts of life that don't change even in these unusual times, and Txus Vidoretta leading all coaches for most victories in Basketball Champions League history is one of them.

November is a very particular month in the 2020-21 BCL schedule because it brings about a brief break in action just as all teams have given us a first taste of their style of play this season.

A lot of players seemed to be in a hurry to put in one more great display this week, prior to the short break in the BCL for the November window of the FIBA EuroBasket 2022 Qualifiers

Dinamo Sassari were victorious at Bakken Bears and JDA Dijon outlasted Tofas Bursa in overtime to extend their winning streak to three games and stay at the top of their respective group standings.

Wednesday is the last day of action in the Basketball Champions League Regular Season until December

Basketball Champions League is back, which also means that our Power Rankings are here to stay, too. The format remains the same as last season, domestic results taken into account.

The 2020-21 season got off to such a spectacular start that the high level of play and extraordinary performances seemed almost unsustainable, but they have continued into November

Dijon showcased their defensive prowess by stifling Nymburk to go 2-0 in Group B, while Tofas Bursa had a victorious debut to the BCL at Keravnos and Falco held off Start Lublin to start off the season

Tofas Bursa are making their Basketball Champions League debut on Tuesday, with a visit to Keravnos in Group B action, less than a week since their new head coach Hakan Demir took the reins of the team.