MUNICH (Germany) - It was a closely-fought Tuesday night of action to start Gameday 4 with all four road teams picking up victories.
There will be 19 more games on Wednesday before the week concludes with one clash on Thursday.
Key Storylines
Binet double-double overcomes Eugene's 33 points to give Bakken Bears victory;
Levice survive second-half fightback from Bucharest for victory;
Seven of eight unbeaten teams in action on Wednesday.
Weekly Highs
Efficiency: Djahi Binet (Bakken Bears) - 32 Points: Christyon Eugene (BC Prievidza) - 33 Rebounds: Djahi Binet (Bakken Bears) - 13 Assists: Shamar Samuels-Givance (Keravnos BC) - 10 Steals: Jayveous McKinnis (Petrolina AEK) / Shamar Samuels-Givance (Keravnos BC) - 4 Blocks: Rostyslav Novitskyi (Dinamo Bucharest) / Djahi Binet (Bakken Bears) - 4
Binet dominance leads Bakken Bears; all road teams prevail
Bakken Bears grabbed a solid 83-78 win over BC Prievidza, with Djahi Binet securing a double-double of 16 points and 13 rebounds - cancelling out Christyon Eugene's 33-point eruption for Prievidza.
Patrioti Levice hung on to beat Dinamo Bucharest 78-76 to improve to 2-2 in Group B.
Jelani Watson-Gayle sank the first free throw but missed the second attempt; however, Jalen Brooks pulled down the offensive board with two seconds left to secure the win.
Tony Hicks shot 10-for-14 from the field for a game-high 21 points for Levice. Derrick Marks had 18 for Dinamo Bucharest.
Petrolina AEK comfortably saw off MZT Skopje Aerodrom 85-69 on the road, with Myles Tate leading the victors with 22 points, while Keravnos BC narrowly beat BC Vienna 85-83 as both Cypriot sides moved to a 3-1 record.
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