field coach

Chapter 67
After the timeout ended, Davis was double-teamed by the opposite side directly outside the three-point line.

However, with Davis' court vision, even if he doesn't attack by himself, he can still maintain the team's offensive firepower by organizing his teammates to score.

However, DeWeese encountered a problem, his left shoulder injury.

He can't guarantee whether his pass to the left can pass the usual quality.

While protecting the ball, Davis was running at high speed in his mind.

Finally, he decided to give it a try.

However, the moment he took the ball, he regretted it. He couldn't use his left shoulder at all, and the strength of the pass was far from usual.

The soft pass was directly intercepted by the opponent, Hill dribbled the ball forward and scored a fast break.

The point difference came back to eight points.

"He's hurting his left shoulder, just keep an eye on his pass to the right," the coach whispered in Hill's ear as he passed the dugout.

Hill nodded calmly.

Davis once again received a pass from Carroll in the frontcourt, and the opponent double-teamed again, but this time, one person stuck to the right side of Davis, and the other person, Hill, opened up a little distance, but intentionally or unintentionally blocked the route of Davis' left pass.

"Do you know I'm injured?" Davis secretly thought, in this situation, he didn't want to get a turnover for nothing like the last attack, so he passed the ball to Carroll who came to meet him, and ran to the open space by himself.

The two double-teamers dispersed immediately, and Hill continued to follow Davis.

Carroll directed his teammates to run, and finally handed the ball to Nasr, who slid to the bottom line and made a counter-basket.

The two teams fell into a stalemate, and the score has been hovering between 6-8 points.

The end of the Blue Devils' main center made them extremely weak inside, and Davis' injury also greatly reduced the Alligator's outside firepower.

In this case, Hill became the most eye-catching star in the audience. He can shoot suddenly, attack and defend, and he can be seen running in the audience.

However, the off-court coaches were completely opposite to Hill's active attitude.

Coach Mark looked at Hill who was running all over the field with a smile on his face. On the other side, old Coach K had a trace of anxiety on his face.

"As the leader, the Blue Devils are under too much pressure, especially after their center left the field. Grant Hill only rested for 2 minutes in this game, and has been taking over the offense and defense of the whole team." Coach Mark suddenly opened his mouth and said to the assistant next to him.

"You mean, his physical strength?" The teaching assistant suddenly realized.

"Hill's physical strength will not keep up." On the other side, the old coach K frowned and muttered to himself.

"Huh. Huh. Huh. Huh." Hill panted heavily, but he didn't dare to let himself stop. He was afraid that if he slacked off for a while, the opponent would overtake the score in an instant.

He held the ball, a three-threat, and took advantage of Baker's slight hesitation, and directly pulled out his hand.

The goal was scored, and the two sides continued to maintain a 6-point difference.

Now he can only choose the offensive method that consumes the least energy on the offensive end, because on the defensive end, Davis is too good at running.

"Are you about to run out? Let's work harder for you." DeWeese signaled Nasr and Baker not to rush to the frontcourt, and said a word to them.

"Infinite dislocation, just hit Hill."

The two nodded.

In the frontcourt, Carroll handed the ball to DeWeese, and DeWeese called Nasr's pick-and-roll, and then led the opposing power forward away.

Nasr singles Hill.

Originally, Hill had a certain advantage in defending Nasr, but this time, Nasr directly broke through Hill, hit a layup, and caused Hill to foul.

"Grant made the third foul, and his physical exertion is a bit heavy. Do you want to call a timeout to let him rest?" The assistant coach said to the old coach K. He didn't dare to say that Hill should be replaced, because the current advantage is all due to Hill's credit.

"Wait a minute, we don't have many timeouts yet."

Nasrga made a free throw, and the point difference came to 3 points.

Hill felt as if his body had been filled with lead, and his legs, which were usually full of strength, became heavy.But he still gritted his teeth, received the ball in the frontcourt, and was ready to continue the attack.

Baker still clung to Hill desperately, and he was very tight. Hill was protecting the ball with his back, and suddenly turned around and broke through directly.

"Is there still such a fast speed now?" Davis was a little surprised, but he still entered the penalty area at the first time.

Hill didn't expect that after the breakthrough, the inside line was full of people. He hesitated for a moment, and prepared to distribute the ball to the outside line.

"Damn it, why can't I see the passing route." Hill was stunned, and the referee whistled.

Walking Violation.

Davis and his teammates looked at each other and nodded.

In the frontcourt, Davis began to run wildly with Hill. This time, Hill finally couldn't keep up with Davis. Davis received a pass from Nasr outside the three-point line, and Hill could only reach out in vain.

Go in!

The audience was boiling, and after being behind almost the entire game, the University of Florida finally equalized the score 5 minutes before the end of the game.

Old Coach K called a timeout and they only had one timeout left.

"Grant, do you want to take a break?" Coach K looked at Hill, who was panting heavily, with concern.

"I can still hold on." Hill shook his head, took the sports drink from the side, and drank slowly.

"They are targeting you now, you have to be careful, you have fouled three times." The old coach K could only continue to explain the tactics. "On the defensive end, you can share Grant's pressure more and minimize his physical consumption."

The players nodded.

At the other end, coach Mark and all the players hugged.

"Well done guys, our plan is about to succeed. Next, we will continue to focus on Hill. His physical strength has reached a critical point, and he just needs to work harder." Coach Mark made a gesture. "Also, Nasr, from now on, you are responsible for defending Hill and reducing his offensive success rate."

The pause was over soon.Both teams continued to play.

The enthusiasm of the Blue Devils players on the defensive end has suddenly risen to a new level. Their running at all costs has indeed relieved the pressure on Hill, and Hill was able to put more of his remaining physical energy on the offensive end.

However, the switch between Nasr and Beck made Hill very uncomfortable. Although the defensive strength is not as good as that of Beck, Nasr will not lag behind Hill too much in terms of height, weight, and speed.Therefore, Hill did not score the first goal.

However, in the next attack of the Alligators, Baker's mid-range shot did not make it.

The two teams suddenly fell into a scoring drought.

It wasn't until 2 minutes into the game that Hill relied on a breakthrough to cause a foul on the inside of the Alligators. He made two free throws and broke the 3-minute scoring drought.

　The first update today, the second update in the afternoon
　　
　
(End of this chapter)