basketball god eye

Chapter 80, Advance to the final

Seeing Li Lei's performance in the auditorium, the magician began to beep again, "fuck, Bruce's style of play is dirtier than yours. No wonder the media will say that he is a combination of you and Maravich. He is a disgusting person who relies on shooting. He has the ability to break through. What kind of man is shooting. Bruce is really walking on the wrong path."

On the wrong road, huh, huh, Larry Bird didn’t pick up the rant. Obviously, the current Spartans are gone. In less than 1 minute, two goals behind, they only have one timeout. Tom Izzo has suffered the biggest test since his coaching career.

After the fourth quarter, Randolph didn't have much room to play, because the ball didn't go inside at all. Basically, Richardson and others settled the battle on the outside. In this case, his role on the court was equal to zero. Tom Izzo thought about it and replaced Randolph with Marcus Taylor. Randolph looked at Tom Izzo, trying to find something from the opponent's face, but unfortunately, Randolph didn't see anything after watching for a long time.

Marcus Taylor, the all-seeing eye once again fixed on that person. This guy is also good at shooting, and like the white striker before, he is a defensive black hole in addition to shooting.This is much easier. Taking advantage of the Spartans going to the baseline to catch the ball, Li Lei made a gesture to Gadzuric and Billy Knight. Both of them understood it. This was planned before the game. This gesture means playing inside.

Tom Izzo noticed this detail, and an absurd idea came to his mind. In fact, this game was not about himself playing against Steve LaVine, but about himself playing against Li Lei. That guy's golf quotient is really the pinnacle of Asians. It's a pity why he didn't play under him. If he played under him, it would definitely not be UCLA in front of him.

Charlie Bell controlled the ball to the frontcourt, Li Lei forced him hard, didn't give him a chance to shoot, breakthrough, 2 points didn't matter, Charlie Bell strictly implemented Tom Izzo's tactics, he didn't attack, but gave the ball to Richardson, who took the ball outside the three-point line to face Kapono's defensive misplacement, he didn't hesitate at all, even though his three-point shooting percentage this season was only 30.00%. It would be deceiving, Richardson's 30.00% three-point shooting rate actually scored the most critical goal, and the point difference between the two sides returned to one goal again.

The pressure from UCLA came, and Steve LaVine still had a lot of timeouts in his hands. He took the initiative to call one, and then gathered the players in front of him, "Guys, hold on, we are only one step away from the finals. Next, play as Bruce tells you. The critical moment is to believe in your teammates."

The UCLA players were all looking up to the sky. Steve LaVine was the most relaxed head coach in the entire tournament. He was one of the most relaxed head coaches. With Li Lei as the extraordinary No. [-] position, how many timeouts did he save?

Back from the timeout, when Li Lei received the serve from his teammates on the sideline, he was indeed chased and blocked by the Spartans. However, Li Lei is a man with cheats. Before these guys came to block him, he gave the ball to Gazuric inside. After Randolph went down, the advantage of the Spartans inside disappeared. Go cover yourself.

Tom Izzo's expression was very serious. He knew that letting Marcus Taylor play was to bear the point of the opponent's defense of the black hole. This was an impossible thing.

Now I only hope that Marcus Taylor can gain something on the offensive end. The game continues. Charlie Bell is still being delayed by Li Lei. Anyway, Li Lei didn’t expect to steal, just to waste the opponent’s time. He didn't attack by himself, but gave the ball to the white striker. The latter received the ball, and Kapono didn't have time to delay. Swipe, this guy's shooting is really at the textbook level, a three-pointer.

At this time, the Spartans are already in a red-eye state. They have no timeout and can only rely on their personal ability to steal. As long as they steal the ball and then score, it will be either overtime or a lore. Of course Steve LaVine understands the seriousness of this time, and he calls a timeout.

"Let's not make mistakes, play slowly. Anyway, we are leading. Don't make mistakes, don't make mistakes, and the opponent who makes a mistake is a counterattack." Steve LaVine repeatedly emphasized the point of not making a mistake. Li Lei and others were listening silently. Except for Li Lei, which one of the people present has not been tempered by hundreds of games?
Li Lei felt extremely sore and numb all over. The pain was that the game was not over yet and he had to continue playing. This was very uncomfortable. When Li Lei arrived, the referee was near the half court and gave the ball to Li Lei.

Naturally, Li Lei did not let them do what they wished, and quickly distributed the ball to Barnes. Kapono also started running non-stop on one side. The game time was constantly decreasing. Li Lei used a screen to reach 45 degrees on the left. Kapono passed the ball again.

The time to attack was less than three seconds, and the Spartans also chose to give up. They stopped playing. For the Spartans this season, reaching the championship is already a miracle, because their core lineup is completely reduced by half. This year is really not easy for them, but unfortunately, there can only be one winner. UCLA stepped on the corpse of the defending champion into the finals.

(End of this chapter)