Julius Mims enters tonight's matchup against House of Talents Spurs Kortrijk in rare form—76.3 TIB Efficiency rating is the kind of number that sits alone in a room. The Hubo Limburg United forward is averaging 16 points per game of late, a volume that reflects both his touch and the trust his team places in him when the game tightens. Anthony James Smith Jr has been the consistent engine for Kortrijk, posting 12 PPG and 1.7 assists lately while running at a 32.5 TIB rating. That's solid work, the kind of steadiness a team needs to compete in this league—but the efficiency gap between the two tells a story worth watching unfold. Mims has simply been more decisive. Fewer turnovers (0.7 APG speaks to a player who isn't forcing it), cleaner decisions, the kind of floor presence that makes a defense work harder. Smith Jr's role is different, wider, and his numbers reflect that; still, if Kortrijk can limit the space Mims gets in transition and force him into tighter looks, the dynamic shifts. Tip-off is roughly three hours away. Watch how Kortrijk's perimeter defense sets up early—it will determine whether this stays competitive or tips toward Limburg.