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Expected depth chart: PG: Knight (IP) (out) / Rillie (DP) (out) / Sam (DP) / Whitt (NRP)SG: Pepper / Dell'Orso / Kopa (DP)SF: Windler (IP) / Huefner / Nielsen (DP) (out) PF: Doolittle (IP) / Higgins-Titsha / WagstaffC: Lual-Acuil Jr. / Brandt
Expected depth chart:PG: Cotton / I.White / Rasmussen / H.White (DP)SG: Cameron (out) / Jenkins III (IP) / Williams (DP)SF: Kuol (out) / Kenyon / Rigoni (NRP)PF: Cheatham (IP) / Rakocevic (IP)C: Humphries (out) / Griscti
PerthBrandon Knight – Unavailable – TBCBlake Nielsen – ACL – SeasonJaron Rillie – Lower leg – TBC
Pepper miracle bomb lifts Wildcats to thrilling NBL win
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Elijah Pepper's miraculous three-pointer with 1.9 seconds remaining has delivered the Perth Wildcats a gripping 98-97 victory over the Adelaide 36ers, spoiling Bryce Cotton's 300th NBL game and Sixers coach Trevor Gleeson's homecoming.
The Wildcats had trailed by 13 points at their RAC Arena home in Perth on Thursday night, before rallying in stunning fashion.
With scores squared, 36ers import John Jenkins' three-pointer with 8.6 seconds made it 96-93, before Perth centre Jo Lual-Acuil Jr buried a pair of free throws.
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NBL27 Round 2 Game Preview: Wildcats vs 36ers
The Wildcats return to the The Jungle for the first of two home games in three days, beginning with another chapter in a rivalry that produced four hard-fought meetings last season.
Perth and Adelaide split the series at two wins apiece, with both teams recording wins at home and on the road.
The Wildcats opened the series with a 94-87 win in Adelaide before the 36ers responded with consecutive victories, including a one-point result at RAC Arena. Perth held Adelaide to 74 points in the final game of the NBL26 regular season, with a 12-point home win in their last encounter.
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