Kregor Hermet, an Estonian national basketball player, delivered another solid performance in the French basketball league, scoring 18 points during a tightly contested match against Saint Quentin. Despite his efforts, which included scoring two crucial three-pointers, Dijon was unable to secure a victory, ultimately falling 119-127 after overtime. This match marked Hermet's second consecutive impactful game, following his season-high 20 points against Strasbourg a week prior.

Dijon faced a challenging start, ending the first quarter down 23-36 and entering the second quarter with a 23-point deficit. Despite their struggles, the team, led by David Holston and Gregor Horvat, began to close the gap. Just seven minutes before the end of regulation, Dijon was down by 102-85, but Hermet's scoring and the team's resilience allowed them to fight back and force the game into overtime.

The match highlighted the competitive nature of the French basketball league and the potential of Kregor Hermet as a key player for Dijon. His performance not only reflects his individual skills but also the larger dynamics within the team as they strive to improve their standing in the league despite recent setbacks. The game illustrates the highs and lows of sports, making every match a potential turning point for teams and players alike.