The level of opposition is starting to rise for Dinamo, who returns to the field on Wednesday. Rimini, a team that has so far beaten Montecatini and Mestre, arrives at the PalaSerradimigni (8:30 p.m.), but has lost to Avellino (but only by one point) and Fortitudo Bologna.
The Sassari team's point guard, Alessandro Grande, introduces himself as a former player: "I played in Rimini, I know several guys, and I can say they have talent and technique, so we'll have to put the best version of ourselves on the field."
Rimini has two former players: pivot Deshawn Stephens (11 points and 6 rebounds on average) and forward Mattia Udom (10 points and 6 rebounds on average).
This will be Banco's second match with a full squad, considering that Irish point guard Flood is replacing Canadian Kajami-Keane, who will be sidelined for another month. A more impressive performance than the one against the young Cento team, which could field only one foreigner, will certainly be needed.