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Chapter 62 The Non-Existent Pause
The second half of the game entered a white-hot stage from the beginning.

The cruel competition system of the NCAA's knockout rounds, the rule of one game to determine the winner, dooms you to overturn even if you are a top strong team, you will inevitably overturn on the weak team.

Therefore, all the teams dare not stay strong, and go all out in every game.

After the Alligators came on the field, after only two rounds, DeWeese keenly felt that the Wildcats' defensive center was shifting.

He was under a lot less pressure, and the opposing defender's double-teaming of him was also loosened a lot.

But the pressure on the inside line, especially Max, suddenly increased.

Juwan Howard and Webber are both All-Star NBA players of later generations. How powerful the two of them are teamed up, whether you think about it or not, anyway, Max is very uncomfortable now.

After all, it's just a tactical card, it doesn't mean that he has all the strength of the teacher, but just discovered the part of his remaining potential that is most suitable for the teacher.

For example, Teacher Yue's organizational ability is 90, Max's organizational ability is 50, and his potential is 60. Then maybe after using the tactics card, his organizational ability can be raised to 60, but if he goes further up, he will not be able to improve due to the constraints of his potential.

So, for the first time, when Juwang Howard double-teamed, Max lost the ball.

Seeing this situation, Davis decisively took over the organization.

He dribbled the ball up the frontcourt, waited for Max to settle, called a pick-and-roll, and relied on his personal ability to score two points from mid-range shots.

The Wildcats looked at DeWeese's performance, and couldn't confirm whether the Alligators had changed their tactics for a while.

Davis saw that the Wildcats had not changed their defensive focus, and suddenly had a flash of inspiration, and when they retreated, they pulled Max.

"Max, later you will continue to run as before, but the focus of attack will be shifted to Nasr."

Although Max didn't know why Davis made such an arrangement, he still nodded out of his trust in Davis.

Webber's mid-range shot missed, Max took the defensive rebound, and Davis still dribbled the ball forward, directly to the wing.

The Wildcats saw that the Alligator's tactics didn't seem to have changed, so they restricted Max according to the defensive strategy just now.

Max came to the frontcourt, and after landing at the top of the arc, there was a sudden confusion in his mind, and he couldn't find the feeling of the first half.

He was in a daze when suddenly Davis passed the ball into his hands.

"Max!"

Max shuddered, remembering what Davis told him, and when Howard's pincer did not come, he gave the ball to Nasr on the other side.

Jalen Rose is the only player who has no additional defensive tasks. His defensive role in this game is to lock Nasr, the former core and main small forward of the Gators.

However, in this offense, Nasr, who was not active in the first half, suddenly started and almost caught Jaylen Rose by surprise.

Nasr dribbled the ball twice and headed straight inside.

"Such a simple breakthrough?" Jaylen Rose greeted him directly.

In the next second, Jaylen Rose flew out as if hit by a truck. After Nasr knocked away Jaylen Rose, he entered the three-second zone in two strides.

Juwan Howard hurried back to defend, but in his horrified eyes, Nasr jumped up directly after entering the three-second zone.

Juwan Howard jumped hard to block Nasr.

"Bang!" Nasr slammed the ball into the basket hard against Howard's defense with a James-style dunk.

"Beep!" This is the referee's whistle.

"Boom!!!!" All the fans in the audience erupted.

"OH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" This is the narrator's exclamation.

That's right, just now, Davis canceled the Nuggets' tactical card and equipped it with the Cavaliers' tactical card. The designated one was "Little Emperor" James.

In the next few attacks, the Wildcats' inside line was suddenly shattered by Nasr who was possessed by the little emperor. With no other choice, the Wildcats could only shrink the inside line to limit Nasr.

"How can it be so strong? Wasn't it still a big team last year?" Stephen Fisher couldn't sit still off the court.

He can only be thankful now that the NCAA's offensive rhythm is relatively slow, and this game is another tactical duel, not a fast-paced battle that relies entirely on the individual abilities of the stars in the team.

With 5 minutes left in the game, Davis received a system notification that the time to use the tactical card had expired.

With Davis' current level, tactical cards can only be used for 25 minutes per game, and now the time is up.

"It's time to take over the game," Davis thought to himself.

Now the score is 55-54, and the Alligators temporarily lead by one point.

Davis gestured to his teammates.

Coach Mark watched the tactical moves of the Alligator players on the field, and couldn't help but burst into tears.

"Finally fought according to my tactics!!"

Coach Mark designed a lot of singles tactics for Davis with him as the core. Now, what Davis calls is their most commonly used one.

After a series of runs and pick-and-rolls, Davis got an open opportunity on the baseline, and he jumped up and shot without hesitation.

The ball hit the neck of the basket.

The rebound was picked up by Weber.

Davis shook his hand.

"It feels a little cold to take over the game."

Webber cooperated with Jaylen Rose in the frontcourt and scored two points in an air cut.

The score was overtaken by the Wildcats.

Davis didn't fluctuate in his heart, and still called the exact same tactics as the last attack.

This time he got a chance on the bottom line on the other side, and he still shot without hesitation.

This time, the ball fell into the basket obediently.

The situation was so stalemate, and before they knew it, both teams ran out of timeouts.

With more than a minute left in the game, the score was 70-67.The Wildcats trailed by three points.

Howard missed a mid-range shot, and Weber worked hard to grab a rebound from the two big insiders of the Alligators and scored a second offense.

For some reason, in the last few minutes of the second half, the Gators put less pressure on him.

"Maybe it's due to physical strength. Their style of play still consumes a lot of physical strength." Weber panted and ran to the backcourt. Now he was only one point behind, and he wanted to do his best to defend this time.

Davis was a little frustrated. His touch in the last 5 minutes was really bad. Otherwise, the score would have been widened, and many goals that were usually scored steadily were inexplicably hit.

The idea of ​​frustration only existed in his mind for a second, and he made a tactical gesture to his teammates, and he began to use Max's pick-and-roll to break through to the inside.

Baker slid in from the baseline, and DeWeese finally passed the ball to Baker with a difficult pass from Webber's armpit, and Baker dunked from the spot.

The Wildcats are still three points behind.

In the transition between offense and defense, Weber received a pass from his teammate in the horn area, turned over and made a jumper. The ball smashed a few times on the basket and rolled into it reluctantly.

With 45 seconds left in the game, Webb clenched his fists.

"still have a chance!"

DeWeese is very experienced in pressing the attack time. He is ready to play the ball by himself. After losing the tactical card, the Alligator team's disadvantages in ability are fully displayed, and they can only rely on his singles to maintain the advantage of smiling.

Davis knows that at this stage, whoever can grit his teeth and persevere to the end and score that key goal will be able to win the final victory.

After waiting patiently for nearly 30 seconds, DeWeese made a gesture to his inside teammate. It was still a shot after the pick-and-roll.

"Rebound!" Davis shouted before landing.

Max and Kevin immediately got stuck in the basket, but they were squeezed out by a huge force at the same time.

Weber broke out with all his strength, and grabbed the rebound again in the gap between the two.

"The opportunity has come!" Weber was ecstatic, and made a decision that he regretted for the rest of his life.

Holding the ball in both hands, he gestured to the referee.

"TIME-OUT!"

The referee froze for a moment, and blew the whistle in his mouth.

Weber was stunned as he watched the referee's gesture.

The referee made a T-sign for Webber.

Technical foul.

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