In his third season with CEZ Nymburk, Lee led the team on the floor and off. He ranked first on Nymburk in index rating (13.8 per game), scoring (12.6 ppg.), assists (3.1 apg.), steals (1.7 spg.), fouls drawn (4.4 per game) and free-throw accuracy (93.8%), pacing his team its first-ever Quarterfinals. Lee is also the Eurocup's career leader in free-throw accuracy, 91.13 %.
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Thompson turned in a steady and - when needed - spectacular season for Jerusalem, which narrowely missed out on the Eurocup Finals. He ranked eighth among all Eurocup players in index rating (16.4 per game), second in steals (2.3 spg.), sixth in rebounding (6.1 rpg.) and seventh in blocks (0.9 bpg.). Hapoel went 7-2 in games in which Thompson scored in double figures.
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Despite always coming off the Panellinios bench, Charalampidis managed to rank 13th in the league in scoring (14.1 ppg.) and 14th in performance index rating (14.1 per game). Charalampidis led the Eurocup in free throws made (63) and was fourth in free-throw percentage (92.6%), too, helping his team reach the Eurocup Finals, its best-ever finish in European competition - so far.
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Alba Berlin’s most consistent big man, Sekulic was at his best when the team needed him the most, in the Last 16 after Adam Chubb was sidelined by injury. He raised his numbers to 16 points, 6 rebounds and a 19.3 index rating over that four-game stretch and his overall Last 16 averages of 14.8 points and a 16 index rating each ranked 13th in that stage.
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The high-flying forward led the Eurocup in rebounds after grabbing 7.4 per game. In his second season with Gran Canaria in the Eurocup, Augustine took a great leap forward. He had the highest index ranking (13.1 per game) on Gran Canaria and ranked sixth in the Eurocup in free throw accuracy (88.2%) while setting single-game career highs in scoring, rebounding and steals.
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