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Chapter 200 Blow Up and Get Blow Up
"Max, you will defend that big man later and see how strong he is. Kevin, you will assist Max by the side. You know how strong that big man is, so be careful."

After Davis came on the field, he naturally explained the tactical arrangements to his teammates.

Although it's been a year since they played together, they nodded naturally as if it was just yesterday.

Carroll sat on the sidelines with peace of mind, exactly the same as his duties last year.

The players on the opposite side looked at these seniors who had already set foot in the NBA, their eyes were full of envy, except for Duncan. . .

Davis took the ball through the backcourt, and then lobbed the ball directly to Max, who was in a better position inside.

Although he didn't have a lot of opportunities to play, he has been baptized in the NBA for a whole year, and the training and other aspects are even more standard NBA level. Max has been able to deal with NCAA-level opponents with ease.

But what he didn't expect was that when he arched Duncan back, Duncan didn't move at all.

He tried his best in disbelief, but Duncan still blocked him lightly. In Davis' view, Duncan didn't even change his expression.

Forehead. .It seems that the sentence "Duncan's face has changed drastically" is a bad sentence in the first place, just like saying that there is no fifth watch for noodles today.

Seeing that he couldn't get in, Max turned around directly, ready to use his "NBA level" strength to make a direct shot.

"Snapped!"

The moment Max shot, the big man behind him moved.

I didn't see any exaggerated movements, just a simple block, as if the hand should have appeared there in the first place.

Afterwards, he took off directly for the second time and directly protected the ball that was blocked into the air.

A smirk appeared on Davis' face.

"Although he is not yet a complete Duncan, the talent visible to the naked eye is really amazing."

He ran to the backcourt unhurriedly, and now his defense is as high as 85 in the NCAA, which is like a nuclear bomb.

Wake Forest's point guard had nothing to do with Davis' defense and could only move the ball with difficulty.

After three downs and two downs, the ball was in Duncan's hands.

Duncan leaned on Max, arched back twice, turned around and shot.

Max looked at the arc of Duncan's shot, and subconsciously yelled: "Rebound."

But after the ball touched the backboard, it fell directly into the basket.

"The legendary 45-degree kick..." Davis looked at Duncan's shot, and immediately judged that this was Duncan's famous stunt.

After receiving the ball from the backcourt, he looked at the 16-point difference between the two sides, and decided to make the game more suspenseful, and then continue to watch Duncan's performance.
So when he reached the frontcourt, he changed direction directly, swayed his opponent player, and then took off from outside the three-point line without any haste.

The NCAA's three-point line is much closer than that of the NBA, which is equivalent to a two-pointer. Davis has no reason not to make it.

Then he went back to the backcourt and continued to watch Duncan play.

Max has already become wary of Duncan's unique way of shooting, but Duncan still hits back solidly, then turns around and shoots.

The ball hits the board again.

Max looked at Duncan in surprise.

Then Kevin walked past him.

"This kid is not so easy to guard against, I told you."

When Davis didn't want to help defend, the scene became a situation where Duncan and Davis scored against each other.

However, Duncan, who is not yet in the second grade, is still not as good as Davis, who has reached the NBA All-Star level, in terms of offensive stability. Soon, the score was slowly caught up by Davis.

Duncan made a difficult shot under the double-team of Max and Kevin.

But looking back, Davis narrowed the point difference again with a chasing three-pointer.

Duncan looked at No. [-]'s back, secretly surprised.

"Is this the strength of the NBA No. [-] pick?"

He took another look at the elated O'Neal who was watching off the court, another No. [-] pick.

"I don't know how far is the gap between me and him?"

Davis seemed to see through Duncan's thoughts.

He said to O'Neill during the timeout: "The man named Duncan on the opposite side is very good. Do you want to try it?"

O'Neill yawned, showing little interest.

After all, he slept very late last night and woke up very early this morning. He is still very happy to let him watch the game off the court, but to let him play the game, O'Neal said that I refused.

Davis tempted O'Neal: "Shaq, go up and test Duncan's strength, and I'll invite you to dinner tonight."

Shaq-sama ran to the field in a panic.

This training match has turned into a teaching match due to the arrival of Davis and others. More and more school students have received the news and are rushing to the arena. The number of people in the arena is increasing at a speed visible to the naked eye.

Seriously, how could O'Neill miss this opportunity to perform in front of college girls?

Then he blew Duncan off.

After two years of training in the NBA, O'Neal, who is already the top center in the league, is not something Duncan can compete with now.

Duncan is not O'Neal's opponent in terms of strength or skills.

After less than 5 minutes, O'Neill asked to end the game out of boredom.

"This kid's strength is too bad, he is not my opponent at all. But his basic skills are indeed very solid, and his physical talent is also very good. I almost got blocked by him with a ball just now."

Davis nodded. It was almost as he expected. Duncan still needs to be honed in college to become the stone Buddha who is the peak when he debuted, and it takes 20 years to reach the peak. . .

"Can I speed up this speed?" Thinking of this, Davis suddenly had a bold idea.

The next game became a real teaching game.

O'Neal had no pretensions. At the request of Davis, he began to guide Duncan and teach him some inside tricks.

What surprised O'Neill was that Duncan learned very quickly. Basically, what skills O'Neill told him, Duncan could master them immediately, and the mastery was very good.

In the evening, DeWeese invited the players and coaches of the two teams to dinner at his own expense.

During the meal, Davis asked Duncan curiously: "Tim, when are you going to enter the NBA?"

Duncan froze for a moment, and then said seriously to Davis: "I promised my mother that I will definitely finish college before going to the draft."

Davis knew that Duncan's mother had cancer, and he had heard about the fact that Duncan did not participate in the draft after graduating from college, so he stopped asking Duncan.

But he said another word.

"Tim, I'm going to hold a training camp. Are you interested in participating? It's completely free, and I pay all the expenses."

(End of this chapter)