🔥🏀 In an electrifying display of shooting prowess, Kendrick Nunn set a new record for Panathinaikos during their impressive 103-74 victory over Olimpia Milano. The 29-year-old American guard lit up the first quarter with seven three-pointers, igniting the crowd and establishing an early lead.
Nunn wasted no time, sinking his first triple to kick off the game with a 7-0 lead. He quickly followed up with another three from the same spot, extending Panathinaikos' advantage to 12 points. The momentum didn't stop there as Nunn continued to rain down from beyond the arc, knocking down two more triples from the left side. His flawless shooting streak in the opening period resulted in a staggering 21 points in just 10 minutes, tying Toney Douglas for the all-time scoring record in any 10-minute span.
🔥 The Greek powerhouse surged ahead to a 38-15 lead by the end of the first quarter, marking the highest-scoring quarter in Panathinaikos' storied history. Milano struggled to keep up, unable to recover from the early onslaught. Nunn maintained his hot streak throughout the game, ultimately finishing with a career-high and EuroLeague season-high 39 points.
🏆 This stellar performance not only solidified Panathinaikos' dominance in the EuroLeague but also highlighted Nunn's vital role in securing the title in his first season with the team last May. Fans can’t wait to see what Nunn brings to the court next!
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Panathinaikos' Nunn has record seven three-pointers in first quarter
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