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Taking a look at Karsyiaka's results, maybe this tip doesn't make much sense, but the circumstances and the matchup make me think this will be a game with a lower number of points. Efes lost two initial games, conceding 84 and 85 points against Galata and Fener, and if they lose a third one in a row, it won't be good. Nobody wants it, but in order to avoid it, they first and foremost have to stop the Karsyiaka's backcourt shot, since it's their biggest asset. Their frontcourt isn't that prominent, as much as the position three with Dixon, Diebler and some other players. I'm convinced Mahmuti will insist on it and require some extra effort from Planinic, Gordon, and Vasileiadis. He'll probably send Gordon to Dixon, and try to neutralize the Izmir's team main player. Efes, on the other hand, depend on the foreigners a lot, as do the Karsyiaka, and since the number of the foreigners on the court is limited in Turkey, both teams are weaker in the national competitions than they are in Europe. Efes showed they can play a good defense, leaving Milano with 67, and Strasbourg with 66 points. They had good defense matches in the Cup, just like Karsyiaka who had 142 points in the Banvit game. Since both teams kept a certain number of players from the last season, we point out that they played three matches last year, and none went over 140 points. Efes had Farmar then...