My teammate in the NBA is Nash

Chapter 22 The Witcher of Kansas and the Giant of Santa Clara! (seeking tickets)

"Did you guys not eat?"

The University of Kansas players just sat back on the bench.

Team coach Roy Williams has begun to greet warmly: "This is the NCAA tournament, not playing house!"

After venting his rap output, Roy Williams picked up the tactical board after looking at the players with their heads down:

"Paul, next you try to end the ball as much as possible on the offensive end."

The tactics of the Santa Clara Broncos are actually very simple, that is, Nash passes the control and Su Han ends.

Others are responsible for picking up leaks.

Don't look at the simple tactics, but they are simple and efficient!
Looking at Kansas again, it seems that there are many people who can score, which leads to too cumbersome tactics.

Anyway, the team's current situation is not dominant, so Roy Williams simply pays tribute to Santa Clara and concentrates the offensive end of the ball in the hands of Paul Pierce as much as possible.

If PP can open up the situation, then Kansas still has a chance.

Even if PP failed to become the breaker.

At least the unlimited fire rights in this game can also allow the best rookie of the BIG-[-] league to grow by leaps and bounds.

"I see, Coach."

Paul Pierce nodded.

In the opening 2 minutes, PP made two shots and scored [-] points in [-] of [-].

To be honest, he felt that he felt pretty good today.

Not to mention taking care of Marlon Garnett or Lloyd Pierce's defense, even if Su Han came to defend him, PP felt that he could handle it easily!
"Then it's the defensive end..."

After giving Pierce unlimited fire on the offensive end, Roy Williams glared at the rest of the players: "Listen, Scott, Raif!"

"Your task in the remaining time is to use all means to prevent Su Han!"

"I don't care what you guys do, just limit that kid's performance!"

Don't tell me that Santa Clara has Nash, Garnett, Pierce.

In the eyes of coach Roy Williams, these people are equivalent to waste.

Santa Clara can beat Su Han the most!
If Su Han is strangled, the University of Kansas will be able to reverse its decline.

"Got it, coach!"

After being sprayed bloody by the team coach, Kansas' inside twin towers are also full of resentment.

Do everything possible to get Su Han out?
Leave it to us!

Back from the timeout, neither side has made personnel adjustments.

Kansas offensive possession.

Jacques Vaughn dribbles past half court and hands the ball to Paul Pierce.

PP raised his hand and called for a pick-and-roll, and then faced Steve Nash who was coming over from the defense, and hit two points after relying on the tonnage to eat raw.

He also stopped the bleeding for the University of Kansas.

Offensive and defensive conversion.

Santa Clara attacks.

Nash slowly advanced across the half court, and after Su Han settled down, he lobbed the ball to the Celestial Behemoth.

"Oh!"

He had just started playing basketball, and beside Su Han, two big men from Kansas surrounded him.

Scott Pollard and Raif LaFrentz left and right, forming a double-team to Su Han!
"Teaming! The University of Kansas adopted an inside double-teaming strategy against Su Han in the first round back from the timeout!"

"This is also a reasonable thing. Facing a player of Su Han's level, if he defends alone, there may only be two teams in the entire NCAA with such confidence!"

Looking at all the teams in the NCAA tournament this season, there are only two teams that dare to deal with Su Han in a [-]v[-] on the defensive end.

The first is the University of Massachusetts with Marcus Camby.

In the eyes of the two commentators, Camby's defensive ability is absolutely leveraged.

The second one is Wake Forest University with Tim Duncan.

TD's defense, needless to repeat.

As for other teams?

Excuse me.

Two people double-team Su Han, that's standard equipment!

The camera returns to the field.

Facing Su Han who was double-teamed, his first choice was to resist Scott Pollard with his back.

The latter has a weight of [-] kilograms. He was deflated before and wanted to get back the situation, so he decisively went all out and gave Su Han enough physical resistance.

Even, while he is on the defensive end, he still has a little movement in his hands.

Say something.

In the NBA in the [-]s, all kinds of defensive hand-to-hand combat were commonplace.

The defensive side takes a little action, so don't be too basic.

The same is true in the NCAA environment.

only. ． ．Pollard's toughness didn't last long.

Su Han, who was facing him with his back, turned around and gave him an iron elbow at the same time.

"puff!"

Scott Pollard took half a step back on the spot, the severe pain in his chest reminded him of the horror of being dominated by Su Han at the beginning.

Raif Lafrenz on the other side didn't know what happened. Seeing his teammates make room, he hurried to defend.

Then, Su Han's ruthless iron elbow taught this future star a good lesson.

There are two to say two.

In the [-]s, the era when insiders were king.

In the fight between inside players, the defensive side makes small moves, and the offensive side turns around and throws their elbows. Those are all default passive skills.

If you can't bear a few elbows?
It's better to climb out of the inside confrontation as soon as possible!
Therefore, the referees on the sidelines not only ignored the defensive moves of the Kansas Twin Towers, but also ignored the slow motion of Su Han's left and right elbows.

So ever.

The two Kansas Twin Towers who suffered from Su Han's iron elbow could only endure the pain and turned into the background board for Su Han's scoring this round!

"This is the intensity that the inside confrontation should have!"

Seeing Su Han under the siege of two people, relying on his tough body to fight against the encirclement, the commentator on the sidelines also watched with enthusiasm:

"Only the man who can stand to the end in the paint is qualified to speak!"

Obviously, Su Han is that man!
at the same time.

Su Han, who was tough enough to score in the paint, didn't forget to pass the ball to the Kansas player after dunking and let the opponent serve the baseline.

It seemed that the confrontation just now was completely child's play to him!

However, that was only for Su Han.

The on-site broadcast camera was aimed at the two brothers on the background board - Pollard and LaFrentz. Their expressions were not good at this time.

These two guys originally wanted to double-team Su Han while giving each other a physical confrontation, and add some small moves to make Su Han feel uncomfortable.

it's good now.

Su Han made a slow motion of his left and right elbows, and directly told these two things to be honest.

Little action?
Little hammer!

Instead of making Su Han uncomfortable, they felt it was better to make themselves comfortable.

Kansas coach Roy Williams on the sidelines also noticed something strange from the look of the team's twin towers.

The tactical arrangement of the team's defensive end may be completely ineffective!
But fortunately-Paul Pierce, the offensive core of the University of Kansas, who has unlocked unlimited firepower, is very powerful.

After scoring several consecutive rounds on the offensive end.

PP, celebrating passionately, locked his eyes on Su Han.

Pierce, who is in the state at this moment, is like a demon hunter in hunting mode.

Su Han is the target he will hunt in the next stage!
Be aware of the other person's gaze.

The giant of the Santa Claus Mustang smiled harmlessly at the witcher of Kansas.

Who is the prey?

It's hard to say~
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(End of this chapter)