Maccabi Fox Tel Aviv get back on their winning ways after a total team display 93:62 over the french champions Villeurbanne, as they raise their record to 7:4 in the EuroLeague. Jake Cohen (EuroLeague high) and Scottie Wilbekin lead the way with 16 points each, Nate Wolters added 13 points and Angelo Caloiaro in his season debut ended his night with 9 points and 5 rebounds.

Nate Wolters, Scottie Wilbekin, Deni Avdija, Quincy Acy, and Othello Hunter opened in Giannis Sfairopoulos's starting five. Jordan Taylor scored the first two points of the game for the visitors, on the other end, a great offensive play between Wilbekin and Hunter, helped the center find Acy for an open three, to give the Yellow & Blue a 5:2 lead. Wilbekin scored his fourth point, 9:4 Maccabi. David Lighty brought the french squad back to an 11:11 tie with a three-point play. Sfairopoulos's subs came in and brought new energy to the court in Menora Mivtachim Arena, as John DiBartolomeo found Yovel Zoosman for a transition three to put Maccabi on top by 5. Ismael Bako scored two for the visitors to end the first quarter at 20:17 for the Yellow & Blue. 

At the start of the second quarter, DiBartolomeo found Zoosman in the corner, and the guard hit it, 23:17 to the hosts. Caloiaro slammed it down after a Zoosman steal for his first two points of the season. 4:30 to the end of the first half, Wilbekin hit a shot from behind the arc to give the Yellow & Blue a double-digit advantage, 36:24. Tonye Jekiri helped Villeurbanne to reduce the lead to single digits at the half, 43:34.

Wolters opened the second half with a floater to bring the hosts back up by 11, and the Yellow & Blue defense stoped the french squad scoreless for three minutes as Wolters found Zoosman for his third three-pointer of the night, to go up 57:40. With a second left to the quarter, DiBartolomeo saw Wilbekin wide open who hit it from deep, to give the hosts a 20 point lead going into the final period, 67:47.

After allowing a point from the line, Maccabi went on an 11:0 run with Caloiaro and Cohen leading the charge, 78:48. With 3:36 to the end of the game, coach Sfairopoulos took Caloiaro out of the game as he got a standing ovation from the home crowd after an incredible return. Sandy Cohen joined the show with two bumming dunks, as the Yellow & Blue come back to the winning ways with a big 93:62 win.