Using its better long-range shooting to full advantage, Ratiopharm Ulm came back to post a double-digit road win, 69-78, over host Paris Levallois in Group C on Tuesday. Ulm lifted its record to 1-2 while Paris fell to 0-3 despite boasting advantages in every statistical category except three-point shooting and total points. Phillipp Schwethelm was example A for the winners, with all 12 of his points scored on 4-for-6 triples, one more made than the entire Paris team. Ulm shot 11 for 30 overall from downtown while Paris hit just 3 of 13 attempts. Will Cyburn added 11 points for the winners and Edgar Sosa 10. Jawad Williams had 22 points, 8 rebounds for Paris, while Daniel Ewing and Elton Brown contributed 14 each.

Paris got its groove on going inside early for a 14-6 jump-start on 3 layups already by Williams and 2 by Maleye Ndoye. Ulm went the three-point route, using long shots by Sosa and Schwethelm to eventually tie 16-16 before Paris stuck with its inside play and free throws to score the last 8 points of the first quarter and lead 24-16. Ulm immediately matched those 8 points - with Schwethelm and Daniel Theis hitting from downtown, this time - to tie again 24-24. Schwethelm's next triple got Ulm a lead and Clyburn's first stretched it to 29-34. The visitors kept doing it from downtown, with Per Guenther joining the fun, as they completed a 9-27 second quarter to lead 33-43 at half. A pair of baskets by Williams, a triple by Ewing and a layup but newly acquired Brown quickly got Paris within 44-45 after the break, but with the help of Cameron Long's three-pointer, Ulm was able to retain a 51-58 edge after 30 minutes. The visitors answered all Paris points through a low-scoring first part of the final quarter and then used an 0-8 run ending with Schwethelms's fourth three-pointer to to zoom back in front 56-69. The closest Paris got ater that was 66-73, which Sosa answered from downtown as the visitors danced home to Ulm with a double-digit victory.