What is going on in the NBL?
The top two teams lost to the bottom two over the weekend, while New Zealand's prospects of a fourth straight title, and even making the finals, have dipped after a narrow loss to one of their major rivals for a top-four place.
The oft-used, but rarely accurate, sporting cliche about any team beating any other on any given day really does stand up in the NBL.
Ladder leaders Perth (16-6) stumbled for the third time in four games, losing 88-75 at Townsville (7-13) on Friday, despite a game-high 24 points from Jesse Wagstaff.
Perth led by nine in the third quarter, but were steamrolled 26-9 in the final term.
Guard Steve Markovic scored 24 points in the Crocs 90-82 away win over Cairns (9-13) on Saturday.
The Crocs hit 11 three-pointers to four as they stretched their winning run to three.
The upsets continued on Sunday, as second-placed Adelaide (13-7) crashed 102-80 at Wollongong (7-13).
The 36ers had the two highest scorers in Adam Gibson and Daniel Johnson, with 21 and 19 points respectively, but were buried by an avalanche of 15 three-pointers from the Hawks, with seven different players hitting long bombs.
The Breakers (8-12) are stuck in sixth place after losing 98-96 away to the Kings on Saturday, despite a round-high 33 points from Gary Wilkinson.
