My teammate in the NBA is Nash

Chapter 8 The most unexpected defeat in 39 years!
"In the face of double teams, he can still score with dunks?"

"Don't forget he also caused the opponent's defensive foul. Who did the foul? Is it Ed Stokes?"

The Arizona fans at the scene were already dumbfounded.

Su Han's strength completely refreshed the three views of the fans.

Is this really just a freshman center?

Why is ED Stokes, the strongest insider in the PAC-[-] league, not his opponent! ?
even.

The combination of Roy Evans + ED Stokes, the two insiders, can only be reduced to the opponent's background board? !

This is outrageous!

"WTF?"

Ed Stokes, who was called for a foul, stood up from the floor and rapped at the referee who made the penalty.

The ball was dunked by myself, so could it be my defensive foul?
It's unreasonable, referee!
Regrettably.

The referee who made the penalty completely ignored Ed Stokes' complaints.

Reasonable or unreasonable, I don't understand football better than you?
Tell me if you admit it or not!

Seeing the referee's firm attitude, ED Stokes could only watch Su Han stand on the free throw line.

"DUANG!"

Unexpectedly, Su Han's additional punishment failed to hit.

"Rebound!!"

Root Olsen on the sidelines hurriedly shouted to remind his players.

Unfortunately, ED Stokes was still immersed in the RAP duel with the referee, while Roy Evans was a little dazed.

At the same time as the basketball jumped out of the hoop, a huge body had already vacated the penalty area.

"It's Su Han! Su, who missed a free throw just now, took off with a big stride and grabbed the offensive rebound!"

"One-armed dunk, Su completed a second attack, he turned the [-]+[-] chance into [-]+[-]!"

The three-pointer turned into a four-pointer. Su Han's performance this time made the two commentators on the sidelines amazed.

"Roy, can you pay attention?"

"Come on, buddy, this ball is obviously flying in your direction, it's your mistake!"

Losing the rebound that should have been obtained, Roy Evans, who was already a little bit depressed, quarreled with ED Stokes.

That's the way college players are.

They are young, full of fighting spirit and vitality, and they are also very angry.

In addition, the two brothers were beaten by Su Han today, and they gradually became angry with each other.

For Arizona, which is already lagging behind, it is not good news for this kind of double-high insiders to dump each other.

In fact, this did affect the University of Arizona's next counterattack process.

Offensively.

They can only avoid Su Han on the inside and try to score as many outside shots as possible.

It's a pity that the overall feel of the Arizona team is not good today.

In the past, when the outside line didn't feel good, they could try to kill the inside line, but today because of Su Han's reason, when they hit the inside line, they would be blocked, which undoubtedly blocked an option.

Can't play inside, and the outside feel declines.

Arizona's offense came to a standstill.

Look at the Santa Clara Broncos.

Su Han's dimensionality-reducing attack-like existence directly pierced through Arizona's entire defense line.

While destroying the opponent's defensive deployment, it also gave teammates room to give full play.

Steve Nash threaded the needle in it, driving Garnett, Pierce and other teammates to work together.

They almost played the team's most perfect halftime performance in recent seasons.

The [-] minutes of the first half ended.

The Santa Clara Broncos in the away game scored [-] points and temporarily led Arizona by [-] points at [-]:[-]!
To know.

For NCAA-level games, a half-time advantage of [-] points can almost declare the opponent's death sentence.

The report card that Su Han handed over during the halftime game also stunned the two professional commentators.

"I couldn't believe the stats in my hands, if I hadn't watched the first half of the game with my own eyes."

Turning over the technical statistics, the professional commentator from ESPN lamented: "With extremely high efficiency, Su Han scored [-] points in the halftime, grabbed [-] rebounds, and sent out [-] blocked shots!"

"This is definitely the most perfect data performance of a rookie player in half a game in the history of the NCAA, not one of them!"

Another narrator has already announced ahead of time:
"Even if I haven't checked the relevant information now, I can still declare: Su will give the most perfect debut performance in NCAA history!"

[-] points, [-] rebounds and [-] blocks in the half.

And it came from a freshman -- a player playing at the NCAA level for the first time.

This is definitely the most perfect debut performance in NCAA history.

Destroy all the superstars shining in the NBA!

"I have a hunch that the appearance of Su Han will change the pattern of the NCAA tournament this season."

As professional commentators, they have this insight:
"The Santa Clara Broncos with Steve Nash and Su Han at the core will, to some extent, become a spoiler for the NCAA tournament!"

Just the PAC-[-] alliance, a divisional alliance, is not enough.

An inside monster of Su Han's level is supplemented by Steve Nash, a top university point guard.

Santa Clara's lineup will definitely become a dark horse in the NCAA tournament.

Even the strongest dark horse!
Of course, talking about the NCAA championship now is still a bit too far away.

Attention returned to the opening game of the PAC-[-] league. Arizona, which was regarded as the winner before the game, surrendered early in the second half.

The huge point difference has long made the players unwilling to fight.

They just want this game to end sooner.

The fewer painful memories the better.

In the end, the Santa Clara Broncos scored [-] points in the season opener, allowing only [-] points for their opponents.

With a huge advantage of almost [-] points, they upset the mighty University of Arizona and got off to a good start!

"This is the most unexpected loss in my coaching career."

Post-match interview session.

University of Arizona coach Root Olson, who was interviewed by the sideline media, spread his hands: "We completely underestimated the big man named Su Han on the opposite side."

"In my [-] years of coaching, I have never seen such a strong rookie."

"Even Michael Jordan, in his first year, never surprised me that much."

From the beginning of coaching in [-] until this year, Root Olsen has witnessed countless NBA superstar college careers in his coaching career.

Skyhook Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Big Bird Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, Air Jordan, Shaquille O'Neal and more!
There are many superstars who have performed brilliantly in their first year of college.

For example, Jordan completed the lore in the final of the NCAA Championship in the first year, helping North Carolina win the championship.

even so.

In the eyes of Root Olsen, an old coach who has coached for many years.

Su Han is the super rookie who impacts his cognition the most.

Michael Jordan, not as good as him!

(End of this chapter)