Asvel Basket got 22 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists from Robert Conley to crush BC Kalev/Cramo 63-91 on the road on Tuesday in Tallinn, Estonia. The visitors used a crucial 5-23 run in the third quarter to put the game away and improve to 5-2, which guarantees the club at least a share of first place atop the Group G standings when the night’s games are finished. BC Kalev dropped to 3-4. Chevy Troutman collected 13 points and 7 rebounds for the winners, Lamayne Wilson had 13 points and 6 steals, Uche Nsomwu added 13 and Yohann Sangare 11. Travis Reed posted a double double of 17 points and 10 boards, Kristjan Kangur added 15 points and Mateo Kedzo 10 indefeat.

Sangare gave Asvel an early 6-11 lead, but Rait Keerles’s free throws put in front Kalev 16-13 with four minutes to go in the first quarter. Laurent Foirest cut the cushion to 18-16 before the hosts used an 8-0 run capped by a Valmo Kriistriple to take a 10-point lead. Troutman answered back for Asvel, though another three from Kriisa established a 29-23 Kalev lead after 10 minutes. Kangur hit from downtown to restore Kalev’s double digit cushion, but a 3-10 run highlighted by 4 points from Nouhat Diakite reduced the difference to 40-37 with less than two minutes left to halftime. Troutman from mid range fixed the score at 41-39 at the break. Kangur opened the fire to give another 46-41 cushion to BC Kalev, but Sangare put Asvel ahead on 47-48 after three minutes. Nsomwu extended it to 47-53 with a free throw and the guests remained on fire, adding to lead till it his 52-66 on a mid-range jumper from Aymeric Jeanneau. Kedzo scored at the buzzer for the hosts to make it 54-66 after 30 minutes. Conley raised the difference to 58-75 at the midway point of the last quarter and Asvel proved to be in complete control of the match when Troutman capped another 13-0 run to make it 58-85. In the last minutes the teams exchanged baskets with the visiting team taking a deserved win.