All that is missing now is a comparison with Virtsu Bologna and Olimpia Milano to understand the current level of Sassari's training. Seven consecutive wins, nine in the last ten rounds just like the leaders Virtus confirm the sensational growth of Dinamo which has consolidated fourth place and in theory could still hook up to third if it closes the 4 points difference with Tortona, which it has always defeated in this season.

After the match against Tortona, coach Piero Bucchi made room for the coaching staff, assistants Baioni and Gerosa and physical trainer Boccolini, who explained “the absences of Robinson and Jones created problems but the chemistry helped us overcome them. Right now it's a cohesive team, united in respecting tactical choices and defensive responses."

The ability to vary in attack to defuse the defensive traps of the opponents (and coach Remondino di Tortona has various proposals) and to make adjustments in defense while maintaining intensity are the two most striking signs of the evolution of a group that has to fall in love with PalaSerradimigni fans like in the good old days.