Grange were on the receiving end of a real thrashing at the hands of the leading Dutch club in their opening EuroLeague pool match in Barcelona.
Rotterdam's tally was the highest score in the six-year history of the competition.
To have any chance of making the knockout stages of the competition next year, the Edinburgh side must beat Berlin, the German champions, today and, if they are to have a chance of doing that, Colin Clarke, Grange's coach, will have to rebuild the confidence of his shell-shocked charges quickly.
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