Jules Rotsaert ran the offense to near-perfection in Spirou Basket Charleroi B's 102–88 win over BC Guco Lier B, threading eight assists against five turnovers across 28 minutes in the Group Stage. The 18-point performance—on 7-of-15 shooting with a pair of three-pointers made—carried Charleroi's attacking game in the away fixture. Rotsaert added four rebounds and two steals, the kind of all-around shift that tilted the rhythm decisively. A 14-point margin is not a squeaker, and Charleroi's floor general got there by dictating tempo and decision-making rather than forcing. It was a composed display: he made both free throws, stayed mostly efficient from range, and kept the turnover rate reasonable for a ballhandler running half an offense. BC Guco never found an answer to that tempo control.