Basketball Myth: Super Guard

Chapter 397
"Kenny, keep an eye on Holbert." Coach Smith-Pearl yelled at the field, feeling remorseful. He only cared about Qin Hao and Butler, but ignored Holbert.

You know, before Qin Hao and Butler appeared, Holbert was the core player of Syracuse University and the captain of the team, and his strength was not weak.

How could he be ignored?
on the field.

The University of Tennessee counterattacked, and Kenny passed the ball to Josh after he came to the frontcourt, but Josh was uncomfortable facing Butler's whole-hearted defense, and he couldn't use it.

"Don't worry, the game has just started." Josh thought to himself, feeling that the game had just started, and he didn't need to force himself to play, so he chose to split the ball.

And that's exactly what Syracuse University wants.

Seeing Josh score the ball, Coach Fox showed a smile. The reason why he asked Butler to ignore offense and just defend Josh was to force Josh to pass the ball. Josh is the starting point of the University of Tennessee's offense, and they main scoring points.

Once Josh does not score and scores the ball early, the role of this offensive starting point will be greatly weakened, which will virtually affect the University of Tennessee's offense.

At the same time, without Josh as the main scoring point, the University of Tennessee must have other players to stand up and take up the scoring task, which is naturally the inside twin towers.

The role of the University of Tennessee's inner twin towers is very important. Syracuse University will definitely target the twin towers and want to destroy the twin towers. Coach Smith-Pearl naturally knows this, so he told Scott and Fields from the beginning , Let them pay attention to control the movement and not foul.

Under such circumstances, in order to increase the chances of Scott and Fields fouling, Coach Fox came up with a way to start from another angle.

When Josh doesn't score, the Twin Towers have to stand up and score, not only to score, but also to undertake heavier defensive tasks to limit Syracuse University's offense.

With so much work to do, it's going to be hard for the Twin Towers not to foul.

"Shh!"

With a soft bang, Scott scored.

Qin Hao counterattacked quickly with the ball in the backcourt. After coming to the frontcourt, he rushed to the inside and went straight to Scott. The purpose was very clear, which was to cause damage.

Scott didn't dare to jump easily, he could only watch Qin Hao charge up, and then raised his hands.

Seeing Scott's appearance, Qin Hao couldn't be more polite, and directly threw a throw, and the basketball passed Scott and fell into the net.

"This guy is too fast." Gordon smiled wryly.

Qin Hao's speed is too fast, he is not sure to stop Qin Hao one-on-one, not to mention that he has a pick-and-roll cooperation, a pick-and-roll, he can't even catch up.

However, Coach Smith-Pearl gave him the task of preventing Qin Hao from shooting three-pointers and allowing Qin Hao to break through. After all, there are still two towers inside, but Gordon feels that this strategy may not work.

In fact, it's not "not necessarily", but it really doesn't work.

It would have been fine if Josh hadn't been restrained by Butler, but when Josh was restrained, there was something wrong with the offensive launch, plus Qin Hao, Butler, and even Holbert would break through from time to time, attacking the inside, which was equal to offense and defense. The pressure from both ends fell on the twin towers, how could the twin towers withstand it?
Even the iron tower can't hold it!
"boom!"

With a muffled sound, Qin Hao was knocked to the ground.

The referee blew the whistle, pointed at Scott, and gave him a defensive foul. Scott raised his hands and covered his head aggrievedly. He felt that he was just a normal defensive action, but the referee ignored it at all, and definitely would not Change the penalty, only signal Qin Hao to the free throw line.

"Shh, shh."

Letting Qin Hao go to the free throw line is to send points. Although he didn't score 2+1, he made two free throws and caused Scott's foul. This offense has already been earned.

Two minutes later, Kenny gave the ball to Scott. Scott played back singles, took two steps back, then turned around halfway, changed from the back basket to the front frame, and swung the ball in front of him with both hands. He made a circle, originally trying to create space for his shot, but his elbow just hit Kent's chin.

"beep"

The referee blew his whistle, pointed at Scott, and gave him an offensive foul.

Qin Hao stretched out his hand to pull Kent up who had fallen to the ground. Kent clutched his chin, looked pained, and winked at Qin Hao quietly. Qin Hao was taken aback, then laughed: "Good job."

Before halftime in the first half, Scott had already committed two fouls, but at this time he was still counting on the Twin Towers to score, so Coach Smith-Pearl did not replace him. After all, the two fouls were not yet critical. Kurt had to further restrain his movements, and the effect on the defensive end was greatly reduced.

Meanwhile, Syracuse University is on the offensive.

I saw Qin Hao break through through the pick-and-roll, hit the inside line, and after being surrounded by the opponent's twin towers, he split the ball. With a clever ground pass, the basketball passed through Fields' crotch and fell into the hands of Jefferson behind him. When the ball hits the trend, it is a throw and scored.

Tens of seconds later, Qin Hao caught the screen and pick-and-roll, found an opportunity on the outside, and asked Holbert for the ball. Holbert passed it immediately without hesitation.

No one dared to question Qin Hao's three-point ability.

Swish!
With a soft sound, Qin Hao hit a three-pointer.

When the three-pointer was hit, Syracuse University had already led by 7 points, and at this time the first half hadn't passed halfway, and it had only played for more than seven minutes.

Coach Smith-Pearl requested a timeout. He has realized the problem and must call a timeout to adjust.

In the auditorium, the fans all shut their mouths and fell into silence. They looked at Qin Hao, surrounded by his teammates, who looked like a star holding the moon, and felt his face was hot.

I thought it was black iron, or the rusty one, but I didn't expect it to be platinum.

Every assist, every goal, and every three-pointer scored by Qin Hao was like a slap in the face on their faces. The key point was that he didn't stop, slapping one after another, making crackling noises.

"This Asian guy is a master."

Finally a fan broke the embarrassment and spoke the truth.

However, what greeted him was the cold eyes of everyone around him. Isn't this nonsense?
"What's the matter?" The fan scratched his head in bewilderment, pretending to be innocent.

More than seven minutes into the first half, the score was 18:11, and Syracuse University led by 7 points. For the University of Tennessee players, they were a failure for more than seven minutes.

All of them looked gloomy, bowed their heads and remained silent.

Especially Josh.

At this time, he also recalled that he only took 2 shots in more than seven minutes, and he hadn't made a shot yet, which meant he didn't score a point. As the starting point of the team's offense and the first scorer, this is not right. pass.

Moreover, the impact on the whole team derived from this is the most terrifying. Josh is extremely annoyed at the moment, why didn't he wake up earlier?
(End of this chapter)