The Overlord of Basketball: 2K Possession

Chapter 56

"Is this really Channing Frye?"

Chen Mo was stunned, he felt that he saw a fake Channing Frye.

Is this still the same Channing Frye who fell down at the touch of the inside line, never got rebounds, and only ran to the outside line to throw three-pointers?

Well, it is indeed the same person.

It can only be said that the NBA and NCAA are completely different leagues, and not everyone can adapt.

Those athletes who were just role players and defensive vanguards in the NBA also made a big killing in the NCAA.

For example, Tony Allen, and I, Da Tiezha, in the NCAA, are also core players with unlimited firepower.

UCLA's offense is naturally advancing at the fastest speed. Although Arizona has returned to defense, UCLA still maintains a fast pace.

Kapono's tactics failed, so Chen Mo had no choice but to come out to catch the ball. Facing Luke Wharton's defense, Chen Mo directly chose to break through.

Chen Mo's explosive power is not enough, but the most important thing to break through is explosive power, as well as the speed of the first step.

Therefore, Chen Mo seldom uses this kind of direct breakthrough, mainly because he may not be able to break through if he uses it.

In the past, his breakthroughs were often made by using the three-point threat to break through when the opponent pressed too much.

Now that he finally met someone with an extremely slow lateral movement speed and even worse explosive power than him, he would naturally have to risk his life.

Seeing Chen Mo break through directly, Wharton's face turned dark.

"Coach, it's okay, I only need to chase and defend, and only defend against three-pointers?"

He failed to block it in the first step, and Chen Mo had already increased his speed, making him even more unable to prevent it.

Rick Anderson quickly shrunk back to the basket, and Kapono, who was defended by him, was emptied, and the basketball in Chen Mo's hand also flew towards Kapono.

Chen Mo's breakthrough directly disrupted the University of Arizona's defense. When someone turned to Kapono, Kapono had already made a three-pointer.

"Shh!"

3:2
The game has just started, the state of both sides is quite good, and the players' attention is also very focused, after all, no one wants to lose.

The University of Arizona continues to focus on Channing Frye, after all, this is an advantage, but UCLA will not just watch.

This time, Chen Mo helped defend in place in advance, Frye did not stick the ball, and the ball was directly handed over to Wharton.

Walton moved the ball immediately, and the ball finally came to Salem, who made a mid-range jumper.

Without a chance to break fast, UCLA continued to play the ground, and Chen Mo continued to break through.

This time, the University of Arizona's defensive rotation was in place, and Thompson failed to make a three-pointer, but chose to break through.

Breaking through the inside line for a layup, but unexpectedly, Channing Frye was already waiting there, and a big hot pot was delivered.

Chen Mo was shocked again, this is really Channing Frye, what the hell, is it fake?
With an average of four or five blocks per game, this is completely a big killer inside, but it turned soft in seconds in the NBA.

The basketball went out of the baseline, and there were only 7 seconds left in the attack time. After catching the ball, Chen Mo decided to come by himself.

Facing Wharton's defense, Chen Mo simply pulled up a three-pointer. Knowing that Wharton was mainly defending his three-pointer, he still did so.

"Shh."

6:4
This is no longer a question of whether the style of play is reasonable or not, but a matter of playing confidently, everything is reasonable.

Wharton's face darkened: God is so reasonable!

The game in the first half of the first half was uneventful, and the two sides played back and forth.

24:21
UCLA led by 3 points and entered the timeout. It seems that the difference in points is not big, but it is still acceptable.

Instead, on the University of Arizona side, head coach Olson was a little anxious.

The University of Arizona has done well enough, but it is still three points behind, and it seems a little helpless.

If the advantage cannot be established in the first half, UCLA is likely to take it away in the second half.

UCLA's offense is very strong, especially in terms of offensive explosiveness, it is the best in the entire NCAA.

Just like the game between UCLA and the University of Kansas, after trailing by 15 points in the first half, they were still able to even out the difference.

You know, that's the team owned by Kirk Hinrich and Nick Collison.

Olsen has been desperate for a title since losing the final in 2000.

Now it seems that the team's lineup is very reasonable and has a good chance of hitting the championship.

But I didn't expect that, let alone the championship, the University of Arizona is not the strongest one in the Pacific Big Ten Division.

Moreover, this battle is very critical, and may even determine the championship.

The NCAA championship is a bit difficult, so why not win a division championship first, this is Olson's idea.

"It is necessary to limit UCLA's offense, and to limit UCLA's offense, it is necessary to limit Chen Mo."

Looking at Wharton, he was beaten enough to give up treatment, and Olsen shook his head helplessly.

This is indeed a good player, and a very smart player, but unfortunately, his talent is limited.

"Hassan, you will replace Luke next. Remember, you must guard against that Asian."

On the University of Arizona's bench, a fierce-looking black player stood up.

"I'll do it."

Hassan Adams, a backup player at the University of Arizona, is also the team's defensive champion.

Although he is only a substitute, when he plays, he is often the strongest outside point against the opponent.

"I don't care if you do well or not, my request is to guard against that Asian."

This sentence is very meaningful. Hassan Adams has already said that he will do well, but the head coach feels that it is not enough.

Although he didn't say it clearly, when the coach said this sentence, there was still an unsatisfactory meaning, that is, to use any means.

Of course, this was an exchange between the head coach and Hassan, and the other substitute players were still high-fiving the next main players.

Hassan Adams nodded calmly, even with some excitement and complacency in his eyes.

Obviously, this kind of communication is not the first time between the two, they are familiar with each other!
"Offensive, continue to attack, we have to open the score ... and defense, we haven't done enough, we must not let them open the three-pointer."

With a timeout of less than 1 minute, it is impossible for the head coach to say too much, just to raise the key points.

The same is true for UCLA, where Coach Steve has emphasized the offense, and there are more three-pointers.

With the urging of the referee, players from both sides returned to the court, and even the lineup changed.

For UCLA, Cedric and Hollins went off and were replaced by Walcott and Cummings.

This signal is particularly obvious, to continue to strengthen the attack, to further speed up.

Without the constraints of a big center, UCLA will definitely be able to further speed up the transition between offense and defense.

The only thing to worry about is rebounding, which requires Chen Mo and Kapono to help grab rebounds.

As for the University of Arizona, there were also substitutions, Hassan Adams and Iguodala replaced Walton and Rick Anderson.

In response to UCLA's high-speed offensive and defensive transitions, the University of Arizona also lowered its altitude and increased its speed.

Iguodala was referred to the fourth position to chase Kapono, and Hassan Adams was to defend Chen Mo.

Looking at the fierce-eyed black player in front of him, Chen Mo had no idea that he was already being targeted by a bad guy on the court.

(End of this chapter)