Rebound Debacle, but Home Win: Cholet Basket Beats Pau-Lacq-Orthez 85:79
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Despite being out-rebounded 46:25, Cholet Basket won 85:79 at home against Pau-Lacq-Orthez on Saturday, October 10 — their third consecutive win across championship and Champions League play.
AI MODIFIEDTVS News AI, editorially supervised, presents Rebound Debacle, but Home Win: Cholet Basket Beats Pau-Lacq-Orthez 85:79.
85:79 on the scoreboard in Cholet on Saturday night — and the home win still raises questions. Cholet Basket did get the most important thing against Pau-Lacq-Orthez: the win. On the boards, however, the hosts took a clear beating: the rebound count read 46:25. And yet, after October 10, a third straight victory is in the books — championship and Champions League combined.
If you watch basketball, you know what those rebound numbers mean: the opponent grabbed nearly every second missed ball, earned second and third chances — and still lost. That's unusual. It shows that Cholet brought different qualities to the court in the decisive moments, while Pau-Lacq-Orthez couldn't turn its dominance under the basket into points.
What the rebound duel reveals about the evening
46:25 reads like a humiliation in the fight for the ball. Pau-Lacq-Orthez dominated the zone, forced Cholet into extra defensive actions, and created new shot opportunities time and again. That the visitors took only 79 points home with them is, for the Choletais, the actually positive side of this statistic: they limited the damage under the basket. Ouest-France speaks of a laborious rebounding evening for the hosts — which explains the bare numbers without diminishing the overall win.
The third strike in championship and the top European competition
With the win against Pau-Lacq-Orthez, Cholet extends its winning streak. Three straight victories are now in the books — and according to Ouest-France, they span both domestic league games and Champions League matches. For a team that is being asked to deliver in both competitions simultaneously, this rhythm is an important signal with an eye on the weeks ahead.
At the same time, visible work lies ahead for coach and squad. Anyone wanting to play among the top group cannot regularly afford such a deficit under the basket — even if the result fit this time.
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