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### Virtus Segafredo Bologna vs. ratiopharm Ulm 

Virtus is looking to reach the semifinals for the second consecutive season, while Ulm has made it this far for just the second time in nine EuroCup seasons. Ulm’s previous quarterfinals appearance came in 2013, when it lost to Bilbao Basket. Ulm and Virtus faced each other in the regular season. Virtus topped Ulm 87-76 at home in Round 2 behind 20 points from Mam Jaiteh. Ulm returned the favor with an 84-68 home win of its own in Round 11. Jaron Blossomgame led the winners with 19 points and 11 rebounds in that game. Fun fact: In the second game of his EuroLeague playing career, current Ulm coach Jaka Lakovic, now coaching Ulm, posted what remains the second-highest single-game PIR in competition history, 55 – based on his 38 points and 7 assists - playing for Krka Novo Mesto on the road against Real Madrid, then coached by current Virtus boss Sergio Scariolo. 

### Valencia Basket vs. Boulogne Metropolitans 92 

Valencia continues to seek an unprecedented fifth EuroCup title and boasts plenty of experience at this level, with guard Sam Van Rossom and center Bojan Dubljevic aiming for their third crown each. Metropolitans has made it to the quarterfinals for the third time, after previous losses at the same stage in 2015 and 2021. Will Cummings, a EuroCup champion with Darrusafaka Istanbul in 2018, and Vince Hunter, last season's Top 16 MVP, are the Metropolitans' main pillars. These teams are set to face each other for just the first time since they met in the 2013-14 EuroCup. Valencia is 8-2 at home this season and 12-1 at La Fonteta against French teams in its EuroCup history. Metropolitans has a 4-5 road record in the current EuroCup season.

### Gran Canaria vs. MoraBanc Andorra

Gran Canaria will try for its fourth semifinals berth in the EuroCup after previous appearances in 2015, 2016 and 2021. Andorra reached the semifinals in 2019. Among several crossed paths in this showdown, Gran Canaria guard Dylan Ennis was chosen to the 2018-19 All-EuroCup First Team while playing for Andorra. Andorra forward Oriol Pauli played for Gran Canaria from 2014 to 2020, reaching the EuroCup Finals in 2015. His Andorra teammate Clevin Hannah was with Gran Canaria in the 2018-19 campaign. In addition to Ennis, three other Gran Canaria players – Andrew Albicy, John Shurna and Oliver Stevic – played for Andorra in the past. Indeed, all four of them played together in their quarterfinals rival’s jersey in the 2018-19 season!

### Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana vs. Frutti Extra Bursaspor

Cedevita arrives to the quarterfinals on a nine-game winning streak in which it has scored more than 80 points in every game, breaking the 100-point mark three times. Bursaspor knocked off Partizan NIS Belgrade in the Serbian capital in overtime in one of the biggest EuroCup upsets in recent memory. Having faced each other in Group B of the regular season, these teams split home wins. Bursaspor downed Cedevita 93-84 in Round 3 with 21 points and 11 rebounds from Kevarrius Hayes. Cedevita thrashed Bursaspor 103-86 in Ljubljana behind 19 points from Yogi Ferrell. Bursaspor's Andrew Andrews comes off an eighthfinals MVP effort, having barely missed a triple-double – 24 points, 10 assists 8 rebounds – against Partizan. Olimpija’s Alen Omic had a monster double-double – 15 points, 16 rebounds – in his team's eighthfinals win against Turk Telekom Ankara. 

The quarterfinals are the next step for the remaining eight teams seeking to win the 7DAYS EuroCup title and, with it, the right to join the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague next season. Let's take a glance at all four of next week’s quarterfinal games. 

EuroCup Quarterfinals: At a glance

Jacob Pullen - Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana (photo Ales Ferves - Cedevita) - EC21

EuroCup, The Top 10 photos of the week, Eighthfinals

Octavius Ellis - Turk Telekom Ankara (photo Ales Ferves - Cedevita) 

Tornike Shengelia - Virtus Segafredo Bologna (photo Matteo Marchi - Virtus) 

Aleksander Balcerowski - Gran Canaria (photo Gran Canaria) 

Babatunde Olumuyiwa - MoraBanc Andorra (photo Martin Imatge - Andorra) 

Vince Hunter - Boulogne Metropolitans 92 (photo Olivier d'Almeida - Metropolitans) 

Sam Van Rossom - Valencia Basket (photo Miguel Angel Polo - Valencia) 

Kyle Weems - Virtus Segafredo Bologna (photo Matteo Marchi - Virtus) 

Philipp Herkenhoff - ratiopharm Ulm - (photo David Grau - Joventut) 

Kevarrius Hayes - Frutti Extra Bursaspor (photo Dragana Stjepanovic - Partizan) 

Dylan Ennis - Gran Canaria (photo Gran Canaria) 

Look back at all the action in the Eighthfinals  by checking out the best photos of the week!

Tornike Shengelia - Virtus Segafredo Bologna (photo Matteo Marchi - Virtus) - EC21-EF

Aleksander Balcerowski - Gran Canaria (photo Gran Canaria) - EC21-EF

Octavius Ellis - Turk Telekom Ankara (photo Ales Ferves - Cedevita) - EC21-EF

Philipp Herkenhoff - ratiopharm Ulm - (photo David Grau - Joventut) EC21-EF

Babatunde Olumuyiwa - MoraBanc Andorra (photo Martin Imatge - Andorra) - EC21-EF

Vince Hunter - Boulogne Metropolitans 92 (photo Olivier dAlmeida - Metropolitans) - EC21-EF

Kevarrius Hayes - Frutti Extra Bursaspor (photo Dragana Stjepanovic - Partizan) - EC21-EF

Sam Van Rossom - Valencia Basket (photo Miguel Angel Polo - Valencia) - EC21-EF

Kyle Weems - Virtus Segafredo Bologna (photo Matteo Marchi - Virtus) - EC21-EF

Dylan Ennis - Gran Canaria (photo Gran Canaria) - EC21-EF

• CEDEVITA OLIMPIJA LJUBLJANA has been sanctioned with a fine of €1,000 for the throwing of objects onto the playing court, on occasion of its home game against Turk Telekom Ankara under Article 29.2.h) of the Euroleague Basketball Disciplinary Code. 

• PARTIZAN NIS BELGRADE has been sanctioned with a fine of €8,000 for the throwing of objects onto the playing court, on occasion of its home game against Frutti Extra Bursaspor under Article 29.2.h) of the Euroleague Basketball Disciplinary Code.

Euroleague Basketball has announced the following disciplinary sanction pertaining to incidents that occurred in the Eighthfinals of the 7DAYS EuroCup.

Eighthfinals disciplinary sanctions

Vince Hunter and his fellow big men set the tone for Boulogne Metropolitans 92 in its eighthfinals rout of Umana Reyer Venice. 

Metropolitans harnessed ‘emotion’ against Reyer

Hunter shined with 14 points and 10 rebounds to lead the way and was joined by Tomer Ginat, Miralem Halilovic and Bandja Sy on a frontline that controlled the proceedings. Those four players combined for 38 points and 28 rebounds. Reyer’s entire team had 29 rebounds. 

Among them, the player with the most EuroCup experience is Hunter. An All-EuroCup selection last season, Hunter delivered his fifth double-double of the current campaign and explained his motivation after the game. 

“I was just trying to play with emotion. I know the tournament format is a little different this year, so one game, you’ve gotta come with that emotion, that fierceness, that power. And that’s what we did today,” Hunter said. “We played great defense. They only scored 66 points, so that’s good defense on us.”


Vince Hunter led Metropolitans to victory over Reyer 

Hunter dominated early with 6 points and 6 rebounds in the first quarter alone. He had two buckets on the offensive glass in the first quarter and another of his offensive rebounds led to a basket by Halilovic. 

The play of the big men created problems for Reyer, which was without Austin Daye. Starting center Mitchell Watt fought foul trouble all game and committed his 5th late in the third quarter, fouling out after just 15 minutes on the court. 

Hunter made it clear that he will put the team on his back in these big games and his goal is to improve on his performance from last season when he was ousted in the semifinals with Virtus Segafredo Bologna. 

“I have a lot of motivation. I’ve been in this situation before, so I’m just trying to get it done this year,” he added. And all of his Metropolitans teammates are with him.


Boulogne Metropolitans 92 v Umana Reyer Venice (2022-04-20T18:00:00.000Z)

Individual highs, EuroCup Eighthfinals: Alen Omic, Cedevita, 16 rebounds

D.J. Seeley of Buducnost VOLI Podgorica led the EuroCup Eighthfinals in scoring with 25 points in his team's road loss against MoraBanc Andorra. Errick McCollum of Lokomotiv Kuban Krasnodar is the competition's top scorer at 22.3 points per night. Omic led all rebounders by pulling down 16 in a winning effort against Turk Telekom Ankara. Kerem Kanter of Slask Wroclaw ranks first overall in rebounds at 8.8 per night. Three players – Julyan Stone of Umana Reyer Venice, Andrew Andrews of Frutti Extra Bursaspor and Alex Perez of Turk Telekom –  had 10 assists apiece in the eighthfinals. Milos Teodosic of Virtus Segafredo Bologna leads the 2021-22 EuroCup in assists at 8.6 per night. 

Kyle Weems of Virtus and Filip Barovic of Buducnost each collected 4 steals in this phase. Andrew Albicy of Gran Canaria is first overall at 1.9 per night. Jeff Brooks of Reyer, Artem Pustovyi of Gran Canaria, Zoran Nikolic of Buducnost and Octavius Ellis of Turk Telekom each had 2 blocks in the eighthfinals. Ellis is also first in the blocks table at 1.5 per game. Omic, Andrews, his Bursaspor teammate Onuralp Bitim, and Vince Hunter of Boulogne Metropolitans 92 each registered a double-double in this round.

Alen Omic - Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana (photo Ales Ferves - Cedevita) - EC21-EF

With a tremendous individual performance in a stunning overtime road victory, Andrew Andrews of Frutti Extra Bursaspor earned the Eighthfinals MVP honor. 


Eighthfinals MVP: Andrew Andrews, Bursaspor 

In a do-or-die showdown that went to overtime, Andrews led Bursaspor to a 95-103 win on the court of second-seeded Partizan NIS Belgrade that sent the Turkish team to the EuroCup Quarterfinals for the first time. He led Bursaspor with 24 points, adding 8 rebounds, 10 assists, a steal and 5 fouls drawn for a performance index rating of 35, the best among all players in the eighthfinals. Andrews is the second Bursaspor player to earn MVP of the Round honors this season after Kevarrius Hayes did so in Round 17 of the regular season.

Andrew Andrews | Eightfinals MVP | 7DAYS EuroCup

Semaj Christon of ratiopharm Ulm and D.J. Seeley of Buducnost VOLI Podgorica had the next-best PIRs this week with 31 each. Christon led Ulm to a 73-79 road victory against Joventut Badalona with 21 points, 5 rebounds, 6 assists, a steal and 6 fouls drawn. Seeley buried 5 of 5 three-pointers on his way to 25 points and drew 8 fouls in a losing effort against MoraBanc Andorra. Maik Kostar of Hamburg Towers and Alen Omic of Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana, with PIRs of 28 apiece, completed the top individual performances in the eighthfinals. 

Partizan NIS Belgrade v Frutti Extra Bursaspor (2022-04-20T18:30:00.000Z)

It did not take long for Nico Brussino to set the tone for an excellent personal performance as Gran Canaria breezed past Slask Wroclaw, 87-60, on Wednesday night.

Gran Canaria boosted by Brussino’s long bombs

The guard scored the first points of the game with his team’s opening possession by sinking a transition three-pointer. And less than a minute later he did it again, netting his second triple for a 6-0 lead that let everyone inside Gran Canaria Arena know that the hosts were fully prepared to take charge of the contest.

Brussino added another pair of three-pointers in the third quarter to ensure that Gran Canaria’s lead would not be threatened and he finished with a team-high 15 points on 4-of-6 three-point shooting as well as 8 rebounds. 

It was the ninth time in 17 appearances in this season’s EuroCup that Brussino has struck multiple triples and ended a run of two games which saw him fail to score on 6 attempts from deep. With that kind of long-range shooting combined with the inside dominance provided by Khalifa Diop and Artem Pustovyi, Gran Canaria has a potent package that it hopes can lead it all the way to the title.


Nicolas Brussino - Gran Canaria (photo Gran Canaria) - EC21-EF

Gran Canaria v Slask Wroclaw (2022-04-20T19:00:00.000Z)

Valencia Basket has a collection of big men that would make some Turkish Airlines EuroLeague teams be jealous. And the four-time 7DAYS EuroCup champion pushed that weight around on Wednesday against debutant Hamburg Towers for a 98-80 victory to reach the EuroCup Quarterfinals.

Valencia's size was too imposing for Hamburg

A day after ratiopharm Ulm surprised Joventut Badalona, Valencia was not going to suffer a similar fate against another German team. Coach Joan Penarroya made sure his Valencia troops used their impressive size advantage.

Rebounding was the biggest thing that stood out in Valencia’s win as the hosts grabbed 38 boards to 23 for Hamburg, including corralling 16 offensive rebounds while Hamburg could only get 12 defensive boards.

It was more than just rebounds though as Valencia’s centers Bojan Dubljevic, Jasiel Rivero, Jaime Pradilla and Mike Tobey combined for 52 points on 20-of-25 two-point shooting (80.0%), 2 three-pointers, 20 rebounds - 11 of them on the offensive end – and 5 steals. And Victor Claver chipped in 9 points and 3 rebounds from the power forward spot. 


Rivero could not be stopped by Hamburg

“The key factors of the game were clear - the rebounding, especially the offensive boards for Valencia and finishing at the rim. We couldn’t stop Valencia and its points in the paint,” Hamburg coach Pedro Calles said.

Hamburg just did not have anything close depthwise to challenge that, even though Maik Kotsar was quite productive with 23 points on 10-of-11 shooting while also collecting 6 rebounds and 2 steals.


Victor Claver - Valencia Basket (photo Miguel Angel Polo - Valencia) - EC21-EF

Valencia Basket v Hamburg Towers (2022-04-20T18:30:00.000Z)