I didn't want to fly away

Chapter 35 Military Training Thabeet, Foul on Fast Break
Realizing that Walker's speed and dribbling ability are indeed extraordinary, Lu Yi quickly exchanged defensive goals with Holiday.

In the next round, the Bruins attacked. Before Holiday started defending, he had a confrontation with Walker.

Walker's defensive attitude is very active, but Holiday has an advantage in size and strength. He doesn't play tricks with Walker at all. He directly resists Walker with strength, and then rushes to the frontcourt with an acceleration.

Lewy walks at a 45-degree angle to the left, drawing Price's attention.

But Holiday still chose to pass the ball. After Lu Yi received the ball, he stopped the ball and observed it.

The Connecticut Huskies were so brave that they didn't choose to double-team Louie.

Then, Lu Yi didn't waste much time, and acted immediately, directly worshiping Buddha and flying Price.

Lu Yi's shooting threat is the highest in the game. It can also be seen from previous games that Lu Yi's shots end in nine out of ten shots.

Price never thought that Lu Yi made a fake move on him this time. In the past, if Lu Yi wanted to break through, he just made a sudden breakthrough. It didn't mean that Lu Yi didn't have the physical fitness and ability.

But unfortunately, this fight was a bit "over the top".

In the blink of an eye, Price was still in the sky, and Lu Yi had already reached the three-point line with the ball.

Seeing this, power forward Adrian immediately stepped forward to defend, trying to stop Lu Yi.

However, Lu Yi dribbled the ball behind his back, changed to break through the middle and passed it.

As a result, only Thabeet was left at the basket for the Huskies.

Before Thabeet stepped forward to block the shot, Lu Yi took a step inside the free throw line, made an emergency stop, fell back, and shot a jumper.

Thabeet was slow to react. Although he took off after Lu Yi shot, he was shot in the face by Lu Yi instead.

brush--

The ball is in!
3 to 2, the Bruins are still one point behind.

After Lu Yi scored the goal, his morale was still greatly improved.

You know, this is the first duel between the stars of the two teams!
Lewitt changed his playing habits in the past. He kept rushing towards the basket, passed two passes in a row, got in front of Thabeet, and then used his best method to attack Thabeet's most powerful defense.

The result was that Thabeet had no time to block the shot, and Lu Yi easily made a shot.

"Lu Yi is really too tough!"

"A real man dares to face the strongest defense!"

"This is the head star of our UCLA Bruins -- Lu Yi!"

The UCLA fans at the scene were very excited!
Thabeet is no ordinary person. He is one of the top picks in this year's NBA draft.

Although most media ranked him below Griffin and Rubio, in the NCAA, he is still a man who can be evenly matched with Griffin.

Thabeet's offense is not as good as Griffin's, so explosive.But the defense is definitely not weak, especially in the NCAA!

Since the NCAA tournament, Thabeet has averaged 4.2 blocks per game, making many guards who are good at inside offense frightened.

But the Bruins' first offense of the game, Lu Yi's first offense, still chose to kill the inside and challenge Thabeet!
Why did Lu Yi do this?Naturally, I hope that the team can win, and I hope that through this attack, he can completely boost everyone's morale and encourage the team in this way!

Lu Yi spoke in this way-no matter how strong Thabeet's defense is, I can still challenge him inside and score!

No matter how strong the Huskies are defensively, we can still win this game with offense.

With this attack, Lu Yi fully demonstrated his responsibility and responsibility as the head of the Bruins team.

After showing his offensive ability, Lu Yi re-invested in defensive work.

The Huskies hit the baseline serve, Holiday immediately pressed on Walker, and Lewy entangled Price.

Under the full-court pressure of the Bruins, the only thing the Huskies couldn't defend was the oversized Thabeet.

But the Huskies did not choose to pass the ball indiscriminately. Walker still held the ball and advanced steadily. After halftime, he found a chance to play steadily.

The ball quickly fell into Price's hands. No matter how good Walker performed, he was only a freshman.

Price is a veteran of the Huskies and the centerpiece of the team's offense.

The first shot of the game was made by Price, and the Huskies players naturally believed that Price had the ability to hit the next ball.

But in the face of Lu Yi's ups and downs, Price could only receive the ball halfway through the threat, and then waited for his teammates to respond.

Walker relied on his speed to quickly get rid of Holiday, but as soon as Price passed the ball, he was followed by Holiday and shot it off.

Lu Yi happened to be chasing the ball, and immediately took advantage of it, stealing the ball away.

Walker returned to defense quickly, but it was useless. Lu Yi continued to kill the basket, and when Walker took off and blocked the basket, Lu Yi deliberately slowed down for a three-step layup.

Walker had just come down from the sky, and Lu Yi just took off. Walker tried his best to control his body to avoid hitting Lu Yi, but he still touched Lu Yi and was fouled by Lu Yi.

However, Lu Yi's foul this time was not for two free throws, but for an additional penalty after a layup.

Lu Yi had a physical confrontation with Walker in the air, and then made the ball steadily.

"Nice two plus one!"

"Lu Yi is so smart, he deserves to be our UCLA player!"

"I thought Lu Yi was going to shoot a three-pointer. Today's Lu Yi has completely subverted the previous style of play. Lu Yi just wants to keep scoring in the penalty area!"

The NCAA free throws are more distinctive. Only when a team has accumulated 7 fouls in the half-court will there be free throws.

Moreover, for the 7th to 9th team fouls, each foul will only get a "1+1" free throw opportunity, that is, only when the first free throw is scored, can the second free throw opportunity be obtained.

When the number of team fouls accumulated to 10 in the half-time, ordinary fouls will get 2 free throw opportunities.

This means that in the more important games, the earlier the opponent's team fouls are accumulated, the more meaningful it is.

In today's game, Lu Yi will run inside for military training Thabeet, which will reduce a large number of outside shots.

And Lu Yi's most outstanding offensive ability is the three-pointer. Reducing the production of three-pointers will not only reduce Lu Yi's scoring efficiency in this game, but also reduce the Bruins' scoring efficiency.

In this kind of elite quarter-finals where every point counts, Lu Yi must find opportunities to help the team make up some points from other aspects.

It was discovered just now that Walker relied on his speed to rush forward to defend him, so Lu Yi, a fourth-year student, just happened to teach Walker, a freshman, a lesson.

What does it mean to rely on a player to play?

Drawing fouls these days is an ability, a high skill.

Especially in the NCAA, if you don't want to play in the NBA, it's a foul if you touch individual hair.

However, it is also allowed by the rules to make fouls after pointing the defensive players away.

Lu Yi made a foul this time, but it was a vertical takeoff, not a standing long jump.

Everyone knew that this was Lu Yi's initiative to commit a foul, but no one could fault it.

In just two rounds, Lu Yi showed his personal offensive ability with the ball, his sense of responsibility as the core of the team, his leadership for the team, his physical talent, and his playing quotient.

Of course, this is just the beginning, Lu Yi's highlights, in fact, haven't bloomed yet!
(End of this chapter)