Olimpia held Zalgiris to 10 points in the entire second quarter, 58 at the end, the second straight game of keeping the opponents below the 60-point threshold, so it is obvious how Milan was able to win for the sixth time over the last seven games, 65-58. Zalgiris started the game on fire, earning a 7-0 lead, but Olimpia mantain its poise, came back in a matter of minutes and never trailed again. Troy Daniels, making three of his first four three-point attempts, gave the team a lift off the bench along Sergio Rodriguez, who converted two drives and te assisted Kyle Hines for an easy basket that opened up the first significant lead early in the second. Hines finished with an all-around impressive game of six points, no field goal missed, six rebounds and four assists. Devon Hall had 12 points and four assists. Sergio Rodriguez scored in double figure and Troy Daniles had his second consecutive game in double figure. “We were not sharp on the details, we were not consistent in the game. The effort allowed us to win, against a team that Jure Zdovc prepared very well even with all the absences that they had – Coach Ettore Messina said – We take the win, because of course the effort is never taken for granted. It is something you have to be appreciative of, but at the same time, we know we need to raise the level to keep pursuing our goals in this competition.” Olimpia improved to 14-6 over the season.