After such a start to the season, the stated objectives are achievable. Nevertheless, the neo-Lorient and ex-Quimpérois knows that the season is still long and that the Cépistes must quickly correct the small details which prevent them from reaching the top of the ranking. Behind the Quimerois leader, ten teams are still in the race and are held within three points.
A mixed first part of the season
Coming to Morbihan to continue his progress, Adrien Sclear is not entirely satisfied with his season. “It’s mixed,” he concedes. Aware of the areas of progress that he still needs to work on, in particular “on my physical dimension and my involvement on both sides of the field”.
Adrien Sclear is part of this new generation of strong wingers who are called “elusive”, who play more on the periphery, where the three-point shot has taken on a preponderant importance in modern basketball. He is lucid about the fact “that our interior game should be more impactful, whether in scoring or rebounding” which, with such sizes, “should be one of our strengths”, which is not not always the case.
To get back on track and finish the year well, he wants to offer the Kervaric public a victory against Toulouse, this Friday, as a gift, before the final sprint.
