Needing a win to guarantee passage into the Round of 16, Montenegro dropped an 89-83 decision to Great Britain, which had not won a EuroBasket game since 2013. For his part, Vučević recorded an impressive stat line, posting another double-double and dishing out seven assists. If there’s a silver lining for the veteran center, he’ll have added time off to recover for the start of training camp in late September.

With Vučević averaging a double-double in each of his last seven seasons, the veteran center’s consistent recording of those stat lines at EuroBasket is unsurprising. He recorded his fourth in as many games on Monday, leading Montenegro to its first win of this year’s tournament. Also of note was the defensive production, with Vučević recording two steals and three blocked shots in the 87-81 victory. His name was mentioned in offseason trade rumors, but Vučević has stayed put thus far. This winter, he should be a relatively safe middle-round option in standard fantasy leagues.

For the second straight game, Montenegro was blown out, but it wasn’t for lack of trying by the star big man. It was business as usual for Vooch, as he produced a double-double while spacing the floor, playing solid defense and getting teammates involved. Montenegro might not win many games, but Vooch should continue to shine throughout Eurobasket as his team’s most talented option.

Vucevic will continue to be the star for Montenegro, but he doesn’t have much help, which is why the team was on the wrong end of a lopsided score. Aside from the uncharacteristic poor performance at the free throw line, this was a monster performance from Vucevic. Expect more games like this from him for the rest of Eurobasket.