Nijel Pack ran the floor like Windrose Giants Antwerp's entire playbook fit in his hands. Twenty points on 7-of-9 shooting—five of six from three—plus four assists in just 22 minutes: Pack's efficiency was the cleanest lens on a lopsided Group C night in Athens. The Giants dismantled Aek 103–76, a 27-point margin that felt wider than the court itself. Pack's work was done before the lights came down. He didn't need to fight for boards (1 rebound) or hunt steals; the damage was already done by the time Aek's defense could reset. A 1-of-1 night at the line and two turnovers underlined how little margin for error existed—he didn't need a second chance. This was Antwerp's statement in a competition where depth matters more than one hot quarter. Pack's night said they have the guns to go deep.