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Olympiacos played two games this week already, beating Milano and Baskonia in the Euroleague. They have a league duel against Kolossos today. I don't think fatigue can be a factor here. Olympiacos have 12 players to rotate, Sfairoupoulos used them all on Thursday, with the key players playing very little, and none more than 27 minutes. Their next Euroleague game is on Thursday, so they have time to rest till then. They dominate the home matches this season, with Milano the only ones to match them to a degree. They beat Panathinaikos by 25 in the championship, with +18 in the first half. They crushed Efes by 24 (+8), and they beat Kolossos 99-48 25 days ago in the Cup quarterfinal. They were leading by 29 after the first half. Young was injured then, and Birch, Green and Papanikolau had a stomach flue, and Lojeski just came back. They beat them by 26 last year at home, and Oly were up by 14 after the first half on the road.
Kolossos fired their main shooter Berry in the meantime, and brought Releford, so they're about the same. They beat the league rookie Promitheas in the last round, and that was their first win. Before that, they were down by seven against PAOL, and down by eight after the first half of the home game against Rethymn. Kolossos are actually weaker than last year, and hardly much has changed in the three weeks since their last duel against Olympiacos. I don't expect Olympiacos to be up by 30 after the first half again, but I definitely expect it to be more than the margin that was set.