US Monastir thrash Nigeria s Rivers Hoopers in second BAL blowout
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Ater Majok slams acrobatic dunk in US Monastir win (0:27)
Former refugee Ater Majok scores with a fantastic dunk as US Monastir wins 99-70 vs. Rivers Hoopers. (0:27)
US Monastir reaffirmed its credentials as a Basketball Africa League title contender after trouncing Rivers Hoopers of Nigeria 99-70 on Thursday.
It was the Monastir-based team s second blowout after beating GNBC 113-66 on Tuesday night. It was a one-sided affair from start to finish with US Monastir leading by as many as 32 points.
The Tunisians excelled on both ends of the court, scoring 45 points on 3-pointers and forcing 19 turnovers.
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