Moments that Mattered Presented by Mitsubishi | Round 3, NBL27

Tasmania Jackjumpers where you can never count them out.

They've had a good round three as well with two wins including a come from behind overtime win in Brisbane.

The Jacky way is you never give in and you

find a way.

Well I stopped watching because I wanted to prepare for the game that I was working on.

It takes 10 minutes for the Jackjumpers to get back in that game in the third quarter up in Brisbane.

I thought Brisbane looked really strong in the first half, but then Tasmania, as they do, if you don't put them away, if you don't kill them, Case, they're going to work their way back in the game.

Taron Armstrong is playing sensational basketball.

Will Magne has returned to being the dominant defensive big man in the competition.

And, of course, they're always well organized because Scott Roth is one of the top coaches in the league.

And that's to take nothing away from Brisbane because they had that game in their keeping in a winning position.

We weren't able to close it out.

But they are a vastly improved team under Will Weaver.

And Arnus Wiliczka, again, double-digit assist.

That's three in four games now.

He's been on fire.

Yeah, but the past two games, he's struggled to find scoring case, and I think for Brisbane to be successful consistently, they need Velichko to score the basketball.

Just distributing the basketball won't be enough to secure them enough victories to be a play-in contender.

And you know that I'm not a big fan of the volume shooting from three-point territory in Brisbane.

Well, they went berserk in Sydney in round three.

47, was it, three-point attempts that they put up, which is the third most on record, the most in their franchise history or third most in their franchise history.

It's just too many.

Well, Southeast Melbourne are the team that are going to win the three-point attempts battle over the course of this season.

And they got off, I think, 41 the other night.

They've been really consistent, and Josh King believes that is the way to go.