Andrew James Ogilvy gets MVP of the
Week award for Turkish TBL (by Efes Pilsen) -
Mar 14, 2011 (by Eurobasket News)
Australian
Andrew James Ogilvy (211-C-88) had an amazing evening in the
last round for Besiktas ColaTurka Istanbul and that's him to
receive a Efes Pilsen Eurobasket.com Player of the Week award for round 21.
The 22-year old center had the game-high 22 points adding nine
rebounds for Besiktas in his team's victory, helping them to
beat Fener.Ulker (#1, 18-3) 92-84.
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Australian
Andrew James Ogilvy (211-C-88) had an
amazing evening in the last round for Besiktas
ColaTurka Istanbul and that's him to receive a
Eurobasket.com Player of the Week award for
round 21.
The 22-year old center had the game-high 22
points adding nine rebounds for Besiktas in his
team's victory, helping them to beat Fener.Ulker
(#1, 18-3) 92-84. Besiktas maintains the 5th
position in Turkish TBL. They would have been
even better if they hadn't lost a few games
earlier this season. Besiktas will need more
victories to improve their 14-7 record. Ogilvy
turned to be Besiktas' top player in his first
season with the team. Andrew James Ogilvy
averages this season 12.9ppg and 6.6rpg.
The second most remarkable performance in last
round's games was 25-year old American guard
Keith Simmons (196-G-85, agency:
Interperformances) of Banvit Basketbol
Kulubu. Simmons impressed basketball fans with
23 points, 6 rebounds and 3 assists. Bad luck as
Banvit lost that game 76-84 to the lower-ranked
Karsiyaka (#6, 14-7). Banvit managed to keep the
same 3rd spot in the standings. His team's 16-5
record is not bad at all. Simmons is well-known
by Banvit fans and he already established his
position as one of team's most reliable players.
The third best performed player last round was
American
Ali Karadeniz (203-F-80) of Trabzonspor
Basketbol (#11). Karadeniz scored 28 points and
grabbed seven rebounds. Despite Karadeniz's
great performance Trabzonspor lost 77-89 to the
higher-ranked Efes Pilsen (#4, 15-6). But his
team cannot count on just a single shooter as he
also needs help of the other teammates. The
chances of Trabzonspor not to end season at such
low position in the league, however are less
than slim as they have already lost 13 games,
recording just eight victories. With bigger
assistance of his teammates, Karadeniz could try
to bring Trabzonspor's a little bit higher in
the standings. Karadeniz has individually a
great season in Turkey. After 20 games, he made
it on the list of the league's leaders in points
with 22.3ppg (best scorer) and rebounds with
8.0rpg (9th best).
Other top performing players last week:
4.
Vincent Grier (195-G/F-83) of Mersin - 23
points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists
5.
Mire Chatman (187-G-78) of Besiktas - 16
points, 4 rebounds and 10 assists
6.
KZell Wesson (201-F/C-77) of Turk Telekom -
14 points and 14 rebounds
7.
Marvis Thornton (194-G-77) of Efes Pilsen -
11 points, 8 rebounds and 7 assists
8.
Gerrod Henderson (192-G-78) of Antalya - 21
points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists
9.
Charles Davis (202-F-84) of Banvit - 17
points, 9 rebounds and 4 assists
10.
Kimani Ffriend (211-C-77) of Bornova - 14
points, 12 rebounds and 2 assists
The Player of the week is choosen based on
efficiency calculation, but also including game
result, importance of the game, if played
recorded double-double/triple-double, etc.
The efficiency formula is a combination of
various formulas used by different basketball
organizations/leagues. We got involved many
basketball scouts and journalists to assure it's
accuracy.
The formula: 1.5*PTS + 3*(REB+AST+ST+BL-TO) -
2*BSAG - 4*PF + 3*PFRV + 4*(2FGPM+3FGPM) +
1.5*FTM - 3*(2FGPA-2FGPM) - 3*(3FGPA-3FGPM) -
(FTA-FTM)
TBL Round 21: Leader Fenerbahce Ulker
loses to Besiktas - Mar 13, 2011 (by Eurobasket News)
The round was rather attractive and full
of interesting results. The round ended with defeat of the
leader, derby games and favorites losing the games. Top ranked
Fenerbahce Ulker (18-3) recorded its third loss in Istanbul on
Saturday night. Hosts were defeated by fifth ranked Besiktas
(14-7) 92-84. It ended at the same time the eight-game winning
streak of Fenerbahce Ulker. The guests started the game with a
very strong first quarter 28-19. But Fenerbahce Ulker won third
period 25-20
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The round was rather
attractive and full of interesting results. The
round ended with defeat of the leader, derby
games and favorites losing the games.
Top ranked Fenerbahce Ulker (18-3)
recorded its third loss in Istanbul on Saturday
night. Hosts were defeated by fifth ranked
Besiktas (14-7)
92-84. It ended at the same time the
eight-game winning streak of Fenerbahce Ulker.
The guests started the game with a very strong
first quarter 28-19. But Fenerbahce Ulker won
third period 25-20. However it was not enough to
take a lead and get a victory that evening.
Besiktas made 20-of-26 free shots (76.9 percent)
during the game. They shot the lights out from
three sinking 14 long-distance shots on high
56.0 percentage. Besiktas looked well-organized
offensively handing out 21 assists. The best
player for the winners was Australian center
Andrew James Ogilvy (211-88, college:
Vanderbilt) who scored 22 points and 9
rebounds. American guard
Mire Chatman (187-78, college:
UTPA, agency:
Higher Vision Sports) chipped in 16 points
and 10 assists. Besiktas' coach
Ergin Ataman used an eleven-player rotation
which allowed the starters a little rest for the
next games. At the other side the best for
losing team was Croatian guard
Roko-Leni Ukic (195-84) who recorded 13
points and 5 assists. Besiktas have a solid
series of four victories in a row. They maintain
fifth place with 14-7 record, which they share
with Karsiyaka. Defending champion Fenerbahce
Ulker still keeps top position with three games
lost. Besiktas is looking forward to face
Trabzonspor (#11) on the road in the next round
which should be theoretically an easy game.
Fenerbahce Ulker will play against Olin Edirne
(#7) and is hoping to win this game.
Fifteenth-ranked Mersin (4-17) made lots
of trouble for second ranked Galatasaray
(17-4) in Akdeniz. The visitors from Istanbul
managed to secure only three-point victory
79-76. However their fans expected much
easier game. It was a good game for the former
international center
Ermal Kurtoglu (208-80, agency:
Beo Basket) who led his team to a victory
with 14 points and 6 rebounds.
Tutku Acik contributed with 10 points and 7
assists for the winners. Galatasaray's coach
Oktay Mahmudi allowed to play the deep bench
players in such tough game. American swingman
Vincent Grier (195-83, college:
Minnesota, agency:
SportsTalent) answered with 23 points, 7
rebounds and 5 assists for Mersin. Galatasaray
have an impressive series of five victories in a
row. They maintain second place with 17-4 record
behind leader Fener.Ulker. Mersin lost fourth
consecutive game. They keep the fifteenth
position with 17 games lost. Galatasaray will
play against Turk Telekom (#10) in Ankara in the
next round and are hoping to win another game.
Mersin will play on the road against Efes Pilsen
(#4) in Istanbul and hopes to get back on the
winning track.
Very important is a home loss of third ranked
Banvit (16-5) against sixth ranked
Karsiyaka (14-7) on Sunday night. Host
Banvit was defeated by Karsiyaka in a tough game
in Balikesir
76-84. It ended at the same time the
two-game winning streak of Banvit.
Jovo Stanojevic stepped up and scored 19
points and 7 rebounds for the winners. The best
for the losing side was
Keith Simmons with 23 points and 6 rebounds.
Banvit's coach
Orhun Ene rotated ten players in this game,
but that didn't help. The victory was the fourth
consecutive win for Karsiyaka. They moved-up to
fifth place, which they share with Besiktas.
Banvit at the other side keeps the third
position with five games lost. Karsiyaka will
meet at home Aliaga (#13) in the next round and
are hoping to win another game. Banvit will play
against Tofas (#9) in Bursa and hope to secure a
win.
A very interesting game took place in Ankara. It
ended with only one-point home defeat of 9th
ranked Turk Telekom (8-13) to twelfth
ranked Tofas (8-13)
93-92 in the game for the ninth place. The
game was dominated by American players.
Jason Rowe nailed 19 points, 6 rebounds and
5 assists for the winning side. Turk Telekom's
coach
Faruk Akagun tested ten players, but that
didn't help to avoid defeat in this game. Tofas
moved-up to ninth place, which they share with
Trabzonspor and Turk Telekom. Turk Telekom lost
their fourth game in a row. Tofas' next round
opponent will be higher ranked Banvit (#3) in
Balikesir and it will be quite challenging to
get another victory.
The game with biggest result difference took
place in Bursa. Local Oyak Renault (3-18)
lost to seventh ranked Olin Edirne (13-8)
71-53 on Saturday night. The best player for
the winners was
Renaldas Seibutis who scored 15 points, 5
rebounds and 4 assists. The victory was the
fourth consecutive win for Olin Edirne. Newly
promoted Olin Edirne maintains seventh place
with 13-8 record. Oyak Renault lost their fifth
game in a row. They stay at the bottom position
with 18 games lost. Olin Edirne will face
league's leader Fenerbahce Ulker in Istanbul in
the next round and it will be quite challenging
to get another victory. Oyak Renault will play
on the road against Antalya (#8).
Other games of round 21 were very predictable
and ended without any surprises. Here they are:
Trabzonspor was defeated by Efes Pilsen in
Istanbul 89-77. Aliaga beat Erdemir at home
80-75. Antalya won against Bornova on the
opponent's court 72-66.
Fifteenth-ranked
Mersin (4-17) made lots of trouble for
second ranked Galatasaray (17-4) in
Akdeniz. The visitors from Istanbul managed to
secure only three-point victory
79-76. However their fans expected much
easier game. The guests took control from the
first minutes by winning first half. But Mersin
won third quarter 22-15. However it was not
enough to take a lead and get a victory that
evening. The game was decided in the last
minutes when Galatasaray won last quarter 23-21.
They made 22-of-25 charity shots (88.0 percent)
during the game. Mersin was plagued by 24
personal fouls down the stretch. It was a good
game for the former international center
Ermal Kurtoglu (208-80, agency:
Beo Basket) who led his team to a victory
with 14 points and 6 rebounds. The former
international guard
Tutku Acik (194-80) contributed with 10
points and 7 assists for the winners.
Galatasaray's coach
Oktay Mahmudi allowed to play the deep bench
players in such tough game. American swingman
Vincent Grier (195-83, college:
Minnesota, agency:
SportsTalent) answered with 23 points, 7
rebounds and 5 assists and the other American
import guard
Alex Scales (192-78, college:
Oregon) added 20 points in the effort for
Mersin. Galatasaray have an impressive series of
five victories in a row. They maintain second
place with 17-4 record behind leader
Fener.Ulker. Mersin lost fourth consecutive
game. They keep the fifteenth position with 17
games lost. Galatasaray will play against Turk
Telekom (#10) in Ankara in the next round and
are hoping to win another game. Mersin will play
on the road against Efes Pilsen (#4) in Istanbul
and hopes to get back on the winning track. Top scorers:
Mersin: V.Grier 23+7reb+5ast, A.Scales
20+1reb+2ast, A.Grundy 10+3reb+3ast, N.Yucel
8+9reb+2ast, M.Demir 7+2reb+1ast, A.Pars 4+3reb
Galatasaray: E.Kurtoglu 14+6reb+1ast, T.Acik
10+2reb+7ast, P.Shumpert 9+5reb, C.Topaloglu
9+2reb, J.Shipp 8+6reb+1ast, L.Andric 6+1reb
The game with
biggest result difference took place in Bursa.
Local Oyak Renault (3-18) lost to seventh
ranked Olin Edirne (13-8)
71-53 on Saturday night. The game was mostly
controlled by Olin Edirne. Oyak Renault was
better in second period 13-8. But it was not
enough to take a lead and get a victory that
evening. The best player for the winners was
Lithuanian guard
Renaldas Seibutis (196-85) who scored 15
points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists. American
forward
Seth Doliboa (203-80, college:
Wright St., agency:
Hart Sports Mngm) chipped in 10 points and 7
rebounds. At the other side the best for losing
team was American guard
William Conroy (187-82, college:
Washington, agency:
ZAG Advocates) who recorded 17 points, 9
rebounds and 6 assists and the other American
import center
Rammel Allen (210-79, college:
Bridgeport) added 7 points and 9 rebounds
respectively. The victory was the fourth
consecutive win for Olin Edirne. Newly promoted
Olin Edirne maintains seventh place with 13-8
record. Oyak Renault lost their fifth game in a
row. They stay at the bottom position with 18
games lost. Olin Edirne will face league's
leader Fenerbahce Ulker in Istanbul in the next
round and it will be quite challenging to get
another victory. Oyak Renault will play on the
road against Antalya (#8). Top scorers:
Oyak Renault: W.Conroy 17+9reb+6ast, S.Inan
8+2reb+1ast, R.Allen 7+9reb+1ast, T.Onen
6+4reb+1ast, O.Sevinc 6+1reb+1ast, J.Mays 5+6reb
Olin Edirne: R.Seibutis 15+5reb+4ast, D.Kamer
12+8reb, V.Ginevicius 10+2reb+1ast, S.Doliboa
10+7reb+3ast, C.Akin 9+3reb+5ast, P.Samardjiski
8+9reb+1ast
A very interesting
game took place in Ankara. It ended with only
one-point home defeat of 9th ranked Turk
Telekom (8-13) to twelfth ranked Tofas
(8-13)
93-92 in the game for the ninth place. The
guests were already 12 points ahead after 3
quarters before a 36-25 Turk Telekom's run in
the last quarter cut the lead to 93-92 at the
end of the game. 29 personal fouls committed by
Turk Telekom helped opponents get some easy free
throw opportunities. The game was dominated by
American players. Guard
Jason Rowe (178-78, college:
Loyola, MD) nailed 19 points, 6 rebounds and
5 assists for the winning side and swingman
Austin Nichols (198-82, college:
Humboldt St.) accounted for 22 points. Guard
Jerome Randle (178-87, college:
California) came up with 22 points and 6
assists and power forward
KZell Wesson (201-77, college:
La Salle) added 14 points and 14 rebounds
respectively for Turk Telekom in the defeat.
Both teams had five players each who scored in
double figures. Turk Telekom's coach
Faruk Akagun tested ten players, but that
didn't help to avoid defeat in this game. Tofas
moved-up to ninth place, which they share with
Trabzonspor and Turk Telekom. Turk Telekom lost
their fourth game in a row. Tofas' next round
opponent will be higher ranked Banvit (#3) in
Balikesir and it will be quite challenging to
get another victory. Top scorers:
Turk Telekom: J.Randle 22+2reb+6ast, S.Becirovic
15+4reb+4ast, K.Wesson 14+14reb, C.Altay
13+2reb, G.Stiemsma 11+4reb, R.Basak
11+3reb+1ast
Tofas: A.Nichols 22+3reb, J.Zuza 21+2reb+1ast,
J.Rowe 19+6reb+5ast, I.Koc 12+6reb+2ast,
C.Altintig 11+5reb+5ast, T.Ruzic 7+5reb+2ast
There was no
surprise in Istanbul where 9th ranked
Trabzonspor (8-13) was defeated by fourth
ranked Efes Pilsen (15-6)
89-77 on Friday. The hosts were tied at the
half but managed to speed up in last two
quarters eventually winning the game. Efes
Pilsen looked well-organized offensively handing
out 22 assists. The game was also dominated by
American players. The best player for the
winners was guard
Marvis Thornton (194-77, college:
St.John's) who scored 11 points, 8 rebounds
and 7 assists. Power forward
Lawrence Roberts (205-82, college:
Mississippi St.) chipped in 13 points and 7
rebounds. Five Efes Pilsen players scored in
double figures. Efes Pilsen's coach
Velimir Perasovic used a ten-player rotation
and allowed the starting five to rest. At the
other side the best for losing team was forward
Ali Karadeniz (203-80, college:
Arizona) who recorded 28 points and 7
rebounds and guard
Alvin Snow (188-81, college:
E.Washington) added 5 points, 8 rebounds and
9 assists respectively. Efes Pilsen maintains
fourth place with 15-6 record. Trabzonspor lost
their third game in a row. Newly promoted team
keeps the ninth position with 13 games lost.
Efes Pilsen will face Mersin (#15) in Akdeniz in
the next round which should be an easy win for
them. Trabzonspor will play at home against
Besiktas (#5) in Istanbul. Top scorers:
Trabzonspor: A.Karadeniz 28+7reb, D.Obasohan
20+1ast, I.Milosevic 10+1reb, G.Cakic 9+2reb,
A.Snow 5+8reb+9ast, A.Rasic 3+6ast
Efes Pilsen: L.Roberts 13+7reb+1ast, I.Rakocevic
13+5reb+2ast, K.Tunceri 13+1reb+2ast, K.Gonlum
12+4reb+4ast, E.Dudley 12+3reb, M.Thornton
11+8reb+7ast
There was a small
surprise when fourteenth ranked Aliaga
(6-15) defeated at home 12th ranked Erdemir
(7-14)
80-75 on Sunday. The hosts trailed by 2
points after first quarter, but they rallied
back to get the 1-point lead at the halftime and
eventually won the game 80-75. Aliaga dominated
down low during the game scoring 52 of its
points in the paint compared to Erdemir's 32.
The best player for the winners was Latvian
center
Kaspars Kambala (206-78, college:
UNLV, agency:
Alti Sport) who scored 21 points and 9
rebounds. American guard
Michael James (184-75, college:
Duquesne) chipped in 20 points and 5
assists. At the other side the best for losing
team was American-Lebanese swingman
Antwain Barbour (196-82, college:
Kentucky, agency:
Court Side) who recorded 21 points (went 10
for 10 at the free throw line !!!) and the
former international guard
Hakan Demirel (192-85, agency:
1x1 Sports) added 15 points and 6 assists
respectively. Erdemir's coach let to play ten
players, but that didn't help to avoid defeat in
this game. Aliaga moved-up to thirteenth place,
which they share with Bornova. Loser Erdemir
keeps the twelfth position with 14 games lost.
Aliaga will face higher ranked Karsiyaka (#6) on
the road in the next round and it will be quite
challenging to get another victory. Top scorers:
Erdemir: A.Barbour 21+3reb+1ast, E.Veyseloglu
15+5reb+2ast, H.Demirel 15+2reb+6ast, M.Yildiz
5, A.Erol 5+1reb+1ast, J.Thomas 5+6reb
Aliaga: K.Kambala 21+9reb+1ast, M.James
20+4reb+5ast, J.Hayes 14+5reb, B.Guney
8+6reb+8ast, Z.Zagorac 8+4reb, L.Bilgin 4+4reb
Top ranked
Fenerbahce Ulker (18-3) recorded its third
loss in Istanbul on Saturday night. Hosts were
defeated by fifth ranked Besiktas (14-7)
92-84. It ended at the same time the
eight-game winning streak of Fenerbahce Ulker.
The guests started the game with a very strong
first quarter 28-19. But Fenerbahce Ulker won
third quarter 25-20. However it was not enough
to take a lead and get a victory that evening.
Besiktas made 20-of-26 free shots (76.9 percent)
during the game. They shot the lights out from
three sinking 14 long-distance shots on high
56.0 percentage. Besiktas looked well-organized
offensively handing out 21 assists. The best
player for the winners was Australian center
Andrew James Ogilvy (211-88, college:
Vanderbilt) who scored 22 points and 9
rebounds. American guard
Mire Chatman (187-78, college:
UTPA, agency:
Higher Vision Sports) chipped in a
double-double by scoring 16 points and 10
assists. Besiktas' coach
Ergin Ataman used an eleven-player rotation
which allowed the starters a little rest for the
next games. At the other side the best for
losing team was Croatian guard
Roko-Leni Ukic (195-84) who recorded 13
points and 5 assists and the former
international guard
Omer Onan (194-78) added 15 points
respectively. Both teams had five players each
who scored in double figures. Besiktas have a
solid series of four victories in a row. They
maintain fifth place with 14-7 record, which
they share with Karsiyaka. Defending champion
Fenerbahce Ulker still keeps top position with
three games lost. Besiktas is looking forward to
face Trabzonspor (#11) on the road in the next
round which should be theoretically an easy
game. Fenerbahce Ulker will play against Olin
Edirne (#7) and is hoping to win this game. Top scorers:
Fener.Ulker: O.Onan 15+3reb+1ast, R.Ukic
13+2reb+5ast, K.Peker 12+6reb, M.Tomas
12+2reb+4ast, O.Savas 12+3reb+1ast,
S.Jasikevicius 12+2reb+2ast
Besiktas: A.James Ogilvy 22+9reb, S.Erdogan
17+1reb+1ast, M.Chatman 16+4reb+10ast, C.Ozer
14+8reb, M.Kemp 14+3reb+5ast, B.Yarangume 3+1ast
Very important is a
home loss of third ranked Banvit (16-5)
against sixth ranked Karsiyaka (14-7) on
Sunday night. Host Banvit was defeated by
Karsiyaka in a tough game in Balikesir
76-84. It ended at the same time the
two-game winning streak of Banvit. The guests
took control from the first minutes by winning
first half. But Banvit won third quarter 24-11.
However it was not enough to take a lead and get
a victory that evening. Serbian center
Jovo Stanojevic (208-77, agency:
Beo Basket) stepped up and scored 19 points
and 7 rebounds for the winners and guard
David Holston (170-86, college:
Chicago St.) chipped in 12 points, 5
rebounds, 9 assists and 4 steals. Four Karsiyaka
players scored in double figures. The best for
the losing side was American guard
Keith Simmons (196-85, college:
Holy Cross, agency:
Interperformances) with 23 points and 6
rebounds and American-Azerbaijan forward
Charles Davis (202-84, college:
Alabama) scored 17 points, 9 rebounds and 4
assists. Banvit's coach
Orhun Ene rotated ten players in this game,
but that didn't help. The victory was the fourth
consecutive win for Karsiyaka. They moved-up to
fifth place, which they share with Besiktas.
Banvit at the other side keeps the third
position with five games lost. Karsiyaka will
meet at home Aliaga (#13) in the next round and
are hoping to win another game. Banvit will play
against Tofas (#9) in Bursa and hope to secure a
win. Top scorers:
Banvit: K.Simmons 23+6reb+3ast, C.Davis
17+9reb+4ast, L.Williams 9+3reb+3ast, J.Dixon
7+2ast, Y.Turna 7+4reb+2ast, I.Yildirim 6+1reb
Karsiyaka: J.Stanojevic 19+7reb+1ast, A.Smith
18+4reb, A.Ali Erdogan 14+1reb, D.Holston
12+5reb+9ast, F.Aldemir 8+5reb, O.Eldridge
7+5reb+1ast
Very expected game
when 13th ranked Bornova (6-15) was
defeated at home by eighth ranked Antalya
(11-10)
72-66 on Sunday. The guests trailed by 2
points after first quarter, but they rallied
back to get the 1-point lead at the halftime and
eventually won the game 72-66. The best player
for the winners was American guard
Gerrod Henderson (192-78, college:
Louisiana Tech) who scored 21 points, 7
rebounds and 4 assists. His fellow American
import forward
Bradley Buckman (203-84, college:
Texas) chipped in a double-double by scoring
13 points and 15 rebounds. Five Antalya players
scored in double figures. At the other side the
best for losing team was the former
international forward
Umit Sonkol (206-82) who recorded a
double-double by scoring 17 points and 12
rebounds and Jamaican center
Kimani Ffriend (211-77, college:
Nebraska, agency:
Court Side) added 14 points and 12 rebounds
respectively. Antalya maintains eighth place
with 11-10 record. Bornova lost their fourth
game in a row. They keep the thirteenth position
with 15 games lost. Antalya will face
bottom-ranked Oyak Renault (#16) in Bursa in the
next round and are hoping to win another game.
Bornova will play on the road against Erdemir
and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Bornova: U.Sonkol 17+12reb+1ast, M.Collins
17+2reb+2ast, K.Ffriend 14+12reb+2ast, T.Smith
8+9reb+3ast, R.Murat Kaya 6+3reb, P.Onguner 2
Antalya: G.Henderson 21+7reb+4ast, P.Christopher
15+2reb+1ast, B.Buckman 13+15reb, P.Kocaoglu
13+6reb, M.Guler 10+6reb+6ast, S.Yildirim 0
gschID: 111236
Fenerbahce Ulker 84-92 Besiktas Cola
Turka - Mar 13, 2011 (by Pervin
Elgin)
TBL Round 21: Fenerbahce Ulker is
defeated by Besiktas Cola Turka in a derby game. Besiktas Cola
Turka led off with a high rate at the derby match and used it to
their benefit to score points, taking a lead of 6-2 in the first
2 minutes of the first period. Fenerbahce Ulker basketball team
produced balanced scores by providing answers to Cevher Ozer's
scores with Roko Ukics three-points and scores of Omer Onan,
ending the first period traling with 19-28
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TBL
Round 21: Fenerbahce Ulker is defeated by
Besiktas Cola Turka in a derby game.
Besiktas Cola Turka led off with a high rate at
the derby match and used it to their benefit to
score points, taking a lead of 6-2 in the first
2 minutes of the first period.
Fenerbahce Ulker basketball team produced
balanced scores by providing answers to Cevher
Ozer's scores with Roko Ukics three-points and
scores of Omer Onan, ending the first period
traling with 19-28.
In the second period, Fenerbahce Ulker answered
to the scores of Besiktas Cola Turka with Marko
Tomas's scores from the sideline and mutual
baskets. With this the difference in scores
dropped again to single digits (29-38) with 5
minutes to go before the end of the second
period, but Fenerbahce Ulker ended the second
period with 38-51 behind.
In the first minutes of the third period, Kaya
Peker, Marko Tomas and Oguz Savas produced the
scores, then Oguz Savas and Emir Preldzic caught
a serie of 0 and 6. With Roko Ukic's efforts
prior to the last period, they drew the
difference in single digits again, 63-71.
In the final period, the first 2 minutes
Besiktas Cola Turka couldn't produce scores,
while Fenerbahce Ulker team player Omer Onan's
three points pulled the difference down to five
points. In the following section, Marcelus Kemp
was able to open the lock of the guest team.
Also because of Serkan Erdogan's efforts in the
last 5 minutes they entered 70-79 superiority.
Fenerbahce Ulker basketball team player Omer
Onan made efforts to pull up the scores, but at
this time on behalf of Besiktas Cola Turka, Mire
Chatman took the stage and carried the team the
last 2 minutes ahead to 78-86. With ongoing
mutual baskets, Fenerbahce Ulker finished the
match 84-92 behind.
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