I expect a grind in Ankara. Turk Telekom play slow, low-scoring basketball, and Roma arrive tired after a road game in Bologna and a long trip east. Neither side shoots the three well, so I don't see where a shootout would come from. The table makes Roma look like the hot team, but that's based on a single round.
Turk Telekom's games stay low. Over their last ten they've scored 79.4 and allowed 77.4 on average, and most of those games finished in the 130s or 140s. Their recent home wins were 73-72 over Karsiyaka and 73-70 over Petkim Spor. Their three latest games added up to 147, 157 and 145.
Roma's big numbers need some context. The 89-55 win over Cluj came on a night Cluj made just 4 of 32 threes. The 94 they gave up to Napoli came with Napoli hitting 14 of 30 from deep. Turk Telekom shoot about 27.5% from three, so they aren't the team to light Roma up like that.
The schedule matters too. Roma played at Virtus Bologna two days before this game and then had to get to Ankara. Turk Telekom have been at home with more than three days off. Tired legs usually show up in jump shooting, and a half-court game played at the home side's pace suits that picture.
