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Chapter 1134 Dude has a bad brain, you still let me learn this?

The first thousand and 140 chapters six buddies have a bad brain, you still let me learn this?
If even people like Liu Yuqing were actively speaking out, others would have nothing to hold back.

Wilson's answer was brilliant.

He mentioned Nelson's Warriors, Tragedy's Lakers and Jordan's Trail Blazers, the three best offensive teams of the 90s.

Wilson clearly pointed out that these three teams have an advantage that no other team can match, that is, the offensive rhythm.

"Their offensive rhythm is always the fastest. What's even more rare is that they are fast and not chaotic." Wilson said, "We rarely see these teams performing chaotically. A great offense is to be able to maintain stability while being fast."

Unlike the vivid speeches of Tragedy Master, Liu Yuqing, and Wilson, some people expressed their views on offense with concise answers.

Laettner responded with just one word: "Duke."

What he meant was that his Duke team was an example of the best offense.

Louie usually doesn't pay attention to such narcissistic remarks.

Finley's answer was more extreme than Laettner's.

Also summed up in one word, Laettner comes across as arrogant.

Finley is bullshit.

The word he said was -- shot.

The team with the best offense isn't bad at shooting the ball, right crap.

The speech lasted for half an hour.

After everyone had expressed their views, Louis made a summary.

"According to your speeches, we can know that the best offense is often a combination of tacit understanding, trust, and skills. This requires players on the field to make quick decisions and cooperate with rigorous tactics to ensure that people get the ball. Don't waste a second of time, so that the tactics that require five people to participate play like a star playing one-on-one on the flank."

"We know that no team can defend against a five-man team that works together."

"No matter how valuable defense is in modern times, basketball is ultimately a game of scoring more points."

"To let the Lakers have the best offense in history is the purpose of my coming to Los Angeles, and it is also the reason why we have to learn new tactics today." Louis turned sideways and asked Zhao Yuanzheng to turn on the TV, and the dynamic path of the "Meteor" tactic made by computer software was presented in front of the players. "This is a tactic that you have never seen before. I named it Meteor. Currently, 'Meteor' contains 15 tactics."

Laettner asked: "Three plays per position? Is that a little less?"

This is why Leitner fell into inertial thinking.

Generally speaking, a large tactical framework will be equipped with dozens of small tactics, and the small tactics will plan the path according to the players in different positions.

Meteor tactics are currently only equipped with 15 tactics. Leitner did a simple division and thought that there were only three tactics from the first to the fifth positions.

"No, Chris." Louis said with a smile, "Whether you are in position 15, 5, [-], [-], or [-], you must memorize these [-] shooting star tactics by heart, because these [-] tactics require the participation of [-] people."

How can this be?

Laettner couldn't believe it.

The offensive time in a professional game is only 24 seconds, minus the halftime time, the time left for the offensive team to execute tactics may only be 16-18 seconds.

Because of the lack of time, the positional warfare tactics of professional basketball are often completed by 2-3 people.

The more complex the tactic, the higher the probability of error.

There are five-man plays, but no team plays a five-player play every possession.

This can also explain why college coaches are not acclimatized to professional basketball.

The complex tactics they used to dig out the details in college have no soil to implement in the professional arena.

"Now, I invite you to watch the route demonstration of the Meteor A tactic designed by computer software. It should be noted that the colored arrows represent the ball holders, and the moving speed of the tactical line is demonstrated based on the theoretically optimal operating rhythm of the tactic."

In order to be realistic, Louis also specially added the process of dribbling the ball from the backcourt to the frontcourt.

I saw that the colored arrow took 6 seconds to go to the front field.

The moment the position is set, the tactics begin.

Under normal circumstances, the ball holder needs to stop for a second or two to command his teammates through gestures or secret signals. However, the demonstration video given by Louis does not have this process.

The ball handler passes the pick-and-roll and passes back to the paint.

It only took half a second for the inside line to decide to kill inside, forcing the opponent's defense to shrink.

At this time, the teammates on the inside-the four tactical lines on the screen began to move.

Cut outside, move inside, cover.

The ball handler passes the ball to the corner outside the paint, and the corner moves widely.

The opposing defense has been torn apart by the man off the ball, so they get the best open shot.

After watching the demo video, everyone fell silent.

"You can ask questions."

After Louis finished speaking, Liu Yuqing got up.

Liu Yuqing's talkativeness in the video room was what surprised Louis the most.

"Should we also run 'Meteor A' at the speed shown in the video during the race?"

Louis explained: "The video shows the best tactical rhythm in theory. If you can reach this level, the Lakers must already be the overlord of the league."

Liu Yuqing has nothing to ask.

"Who can tell my buddy, where is the difficulty of this tactic?" Garnett said arrogantly, "I think I can attack from a high position with the ball as shown in the video."

Bird said sourly, "Yes, yes, maybe you don't even need to pass the ball, just dunk directly on the opponent's head."

"Dude isn't that crazy yet, but it's okay if there's a chance hahaha~~~"

"Jasmine, don't just stare at the ball."

Those who really understood "Meteor" were stunned.

Wilson got up and asked Louie, "Coach, can you play the play again? Also, I need to pause the video if necessary."

"of course."

Zhao Yuanzheng took the remote control and rewound the video to the very beginning.

Wilson directly left his seat and came to Louie's side, "If we only stare at the ball, we cannot understand the difficulty of the 'shooting star'. Jasmine, I believe you can break through in the high position, but can you really hit the ball instantly when there is an opportunity in the bottom corner? Remember, these 'people' in the video move fast, and the level of coordination without the ball is so high that I have never met in a game."

When the video played to the inside high breakthrough, Wilson called to stop.

"see it?"

Wilson pointed to four other play lines that had been out of place—representing the ball handler's four teammates on the field.

"The four of them did different things at the same time. They directly destroyed the opponent's defense through high-quality running and penetration, as well as just the right cover."

Zhao Yuanzheng continued playing.

"See how gracefully they move."

At the end of the video, Wilson turned around and said to Garnett: "When they execute tactics with this rhythm, tacit understanding and intensity, can you ensure that the ball is passed at the most appropriate time?"

"If you slow down for a second, the opponent's defense will react. If it is true as you said, if you have the opportunity to go in and dunk directly, then what the other four people are doing will be meaningless. You have to know that passion will prevail. When you choose to ignore the other four people and believe in your own talent, you have entered a dead end."

Wilson said helplessly: "Only the best players can complete such a tactic."

"Erwin, have you found anything?"

In terms of golf quotient alone, the tragedy division may be the highest in the team.

Louie wanted to hear his opinion.

The tragedy teacher smiled bitterly: "Coach, if you want to play such a tactic, why do you want an old man like me who is as slow as a tortoise?"

"As I said, what's shown in the video is the best tempo for this play. Obviously, we can't find so many players with talent and athleticism and high IQ." Louie said of his goal. The Chicago guy hangs his head in shame), I need a player who can understand the tactics, carry out my intentions, and play the 'shooting star' power."

"Now, let's move on to the Meteor B tactic."

If it is said that the Meteor A tactic is very simple from the perspective of demonstration, just staring at the ball, then the Meteor B tactic is a high-IQ tactic that makes Garnett even more confused.

"Ah, there are 11 options for just holding the ball in the high post?" Garnett collapsed after watching Meteor B, "Coach, brother, man, I'm a piece of trash who can't even get into college. You let me learn this? Why don't you take a gun and kill me!"

"Who is your brother?" Louis immediately shot at Garnett like a demon, "You gave up your beautiful campus life yourself. Now you are a professional player. Show me your professionalism and attitude! If you don't understand after reading it once, then read it ten times.

(End of this chapter)