Five players scored in double figures as ASK Riga evened its record in Group H at 2-2 following a convincing 80-60 victory at home over Pau Orthez. Raitis Grafs and Dwayne Broyles each tallied 14 points while Sandis Valters and Aaron Bramlett both had 12 for the victors, who also got 10 points from Gatis Jahovics. And Aerick Sanders added nine points, 10 rebounds, three assists and four steals for the Latvians. The French side Pau dropped to 1-3 in Group H as the club failed to respond to new coach Laurent Mopsus, who replaced the sacked Olivier Cousin. David Young scored 16 points but the remainder of the Pau starting five tallied just 17 points. Cedric Ferchaud had 11 points and Ludovic Vaty tallied eight points and 10 rebounds off the bench in a losing effort.

Broyles started the scoring with the first six points of the game and Valters's three-pointer made it 9-0 before Terence Dials finally got the guests on the scoreboard. Bramlett's basket made it 15-2 which Vaty cut to 15-5 on a three-point play. And it was 22-5 before Ferchaud's three-pointer cut the deficit to 22-8 after one period. Vaty scored the first basket of the second frame only to have Valters answer with a three-ball. After Young trimmed the margin to 27-18, Grafs scored two baskets to push the gap to 33-18. And Dairis Bertans's three-pointer gave the Latvians a 36-22 going into the break. Baskets by Vaty and Dials to start the third made it a 10-point game, and Young's free throws made it 37-28. But Bramlett came up with two scores and Valters's three-pointer pushed the advantage back up to 46-28. Shaun Fenn's three-ball cut the deficit to 15 points - 50-35 - and Maxiliano Stanic's long ball made it 54-39 going into the fourth. Two Grafs foul shots opened the final period and Jahovics's basket increased the gap to 58-39. The French were able to trim the deficit back down to 16 on Young's score for 60-44 but Valters answered with another three-pointer. And the lead was back up to 23 points after Broyes's long ball and Sandis Buskevics's basket for 68-45. Pau refused to die and Ferchaud hit another trey and Young's basket left the score 68-52. The Latvians pulled away again and another Ferchaud three-ball only eased the damage down the stretch.