The regular part of fifth season of Big3 is finished

One more time Dallas was the location where three games of eight round have been played. On Saturday we found out who are four teams in the Final Four. Supporters of this amazing game could see interesting clashes. They are waiting now for a culmination of the season in Atlanta and Tampa and hope for a thrilling contest there. So let’s break down what we saw in those fixtures.

Trilogy pulled out a 50-28 victory over Killer 3’s. The spectators expected result of this game can be determined by the clash between Isaiah Briscoe and Franklin Nitty Session. Isaiah Briscoe from Trilogy had his night as he scored 24 points and shot 50% from the field. Isaiah was also excellent from the free throws with 100% accuracy. Franklin Nitty Session suffered an injury in the early stage of the game and his absence until the second half affected surely Killer 3’s. Trilogy will travel to Atlanta to the semifinal, while Killer 3’s are eliminated.

You can watch the most important moments from the game here:

Power beat Aliens with 51-43. Glen Rice Jr, Power’s first option on draft, was in a good mood last Saturday. Glen was scoring from literally every angle and contributed hugely to another victory over Aliens.  Aliens were not efficient from the three-point range as they went 1-9 from beyond the arc. Dusan Bulut, the player with the most assists this season, couldn’t help Aliens to avoid defeat. This loss didn’t cost them participation in the Play-off.  Power also got a ticket to the Final Four, so both teams can be generally satisfied with their results in this season.

Here are highlights from that game:

Tri-State defeated 3 Headed Monsters with 50-38.  Ray Nixon from Tri-State was on real fire as he shot 6/7 from three-point range. Ray had 24 points on his account at the end of the game and heroically led his team to win. Tri-State is already eliminated. 3 Headed Monsters were already qualified for the play-off and Kevin Murphy, 3 Headed Monsters star, was chasing an individual record. Kevin needed 26 points to beat the season-single point’s record of Joe Johnson. Murphy didn’t succeed to do it because he finished the game with 24 points.

Here are best shots from that game: