Find the notes of all the Asvel players for the 6th day of EuroLeague against Panathinaikos. They lost 92-68.
Nando de Colo: 3/10
A bit like his Olympic Games… Nothing special, and more negatives than positives in his performance.
Theo Maledon* : 3/10
We didn't see him, helpless in his first steps, ineffective drives, only one shot scored… Anyway, a bad match.
Edwin Jackson : 6,5/10
The team's top scorer, he was one of those who tried to save the team. Unfortunately, there was nothing to be done.
Shaquille Harrison* : 7/10
Always looking for solutions and finding them. The best Asvel player in this match. Except for two of his teammates, he was a little too alone tonight.
David Lighty* : 4,5/10
His aggressiveness served as an example, he wanted it. Unfortunately, in a few sequences, he handicapped his team a little. Particularly on a foul where he literally jumps on the player he is defending.
Melvin Ajinca : 2/10
In the first quarter, Asvel only shot 3 points except Neal Sako who tried to unlock the attacks in the racket. Melvin Ajinça is one of those players who only insisted on long distance despite the wrong address. Waste, missed shots… Fortunately his athletic qualities allow him to recover rebounds.
Charles Kahudi : 4,5/10
A 3-point shot scored and defense, by Charles Kahudi. Unfortunately, he could do nothing, powerless against the Athenian armada.
Admiral Schofield : 4,5/10
He brought what he could bring, but it wasn't enough. At least he wasn't among the worst in this encounter.
Mbaye Ndiaye* : 3/10
We didn't see him either… Hardly present, nothing special, like his team.
Tarik Black : 4,5/10
Too little playing time compared to the others (12:59). Difficult to judge, but a bit like the team, which justifies a negative rating.
Neal Sako*: 6.5/10
One of the rare players with nothing to complain about in this match. A little more discreet in the second half, the interior was one of those who kept the team at arm's length.
Pierric Poupet : 3/10
Few corrections made, there was some strategic change, but nothing that turned the scales in its favor. The battle of the coaches was largely lost.
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