Who is currently celebrating the longest winning streak in the Easycredit Basketball Bundesliga?
Chemnitz?
Bayern?
Nope…
It’s the Würzburg Baskets! On Monday the Franconians won 107:101 after extra time at the Tigers Tübingen. The seventh success in a row – a record for Würzburg!
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And another record: Playmaker Otis Livingston II (27) scored a whopping 42 points in the game with a sensational shooting rate of 68 percent from the field! Career best for the American and also a season record in the BBL.
Basketball milestone: This hasn’t happened in the Bundesliga for more than 20 years!
Bjorn-Aubre McKie last scored over 40 points in a BBL game for Gießen (43) – and that was in 2003. Livingston: “I scored 42 points, that’s the result of a good team performance. I would like to thank my teammates and the coaches for their support.”
Poster dunk from the “Big Man” HERE it really rocks!
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Danny Jansson, Tübingen coach: “Otis Livingston felt like he scored almost 25 points in the last ten minutes.” That’s right! It was an incredible 23 points to be exact, but the Baskets made up a nine-point deficit and dominated overtime.
Würzburg is currently the hottest team in the league!
Livingston: “Our greatest strength is our team chemistry, which we have had since day one. It wasn’t a one-man show today either, even though I scored a lot of points.”
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Sunday (3:30 p.m., live on Dyn, ad) it’s going to be really hot! Würzburg competes at Alba. The Berliners are once again in crisis and recently received a bitter blow against Bamberg (77:97). And Alba has to play twice in the Euroleague again this week (away) and will give up his strength.
Livingston and his Würzburgers have a good chance of extending their record series…
Most points in a Bundesliga basketball game
Keith Gray (Hagen) 65 points Hagen – Braunschweig 142: 84 (1988)
André Hills (Ludwigsburg) 59 points Ludwigsburg – Munich 109: 94 (1987)
Bob Osberry (Essen) 58 points Essen – Koblenz 105: 110 (1976)
Gregory Wendt (Bramsche) 56 points Hagen – Bramsche 129: 101 (1990)
Mike Jackel (Bamberg) 55 points Bamberg – Hagen 117 : 110 nV (1992)
Ljubodrag Simonovic (Bamberg) 55 Punkte Göttingen – Bamberg 90 : 99 (1976)
Terry Schofield (Göttingen) 52 points Osnabrück – Göttingen 92: 88 (1974)
Ingbert Koppermann (Hannover) 52 points Hannover – Hamburg 95: 111 (1975)
Sergej Babkov (Trier) 51 points Trier – Bayreuth 113: 95 (1993)
Zoran Radovic (Berlin) 49 points Berlin – Braunschweig 93: 66 (1992)
2024-01-09 10:39:09
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