NBA: This flower path is a bit strong.

And so the game came to the last 3 minutes.

Hanamichi's "dynamite" layup gave the Arizona Wildcats a 9-point lead.

The Arizona fans at the scene cheered, and even the commentator thought that Hanamichi and his team were close to reaching the semi-finals:

"With a 9-point difference, I think the University of Maryland has performed well enough in this game!"

“But, after all, NCAA [March Madness] is still a stage for basketball stars.”

"Joe Smith's ability to fight in the paint for nearly 40 minutes against Arizona has proven his star quality!

"NBA teams interested in the 95 draft must not let this quality big man go easily!"

"But what I really want to say is that the probability of the University of Maryland being able to recover 3 points in the last 9 minutes is too small!"

"Ladies and gentlemen! Let us congratulate the Arizona Wildcats in advance for reaching the Final Four!"

“Looking forward to the performance of the two superstars in their team!”

The commentator on the scene has started to roar.

Amid the cheers from the audience, the University of Maryland completely gave up struggling!

The game ended with a score of 59:68 and the Arizona Wildcats won.

Joe Smith of the University of Maryland won an honorable defeat.

He scored 24 points, 8 rebounds, 4 blocks, 3 assists and 2 steals.

In 40 minutes, he showed the dominance that belongs to a superstar.

It left a deep impression on all the scouts present.

But the University of Arizona has the same two superstar players.

In the game, Das scored 19 points, 11 assists, and contributed 7 steals.

Broke the single-game steals record so far in this year's NCAA [March Madness]!

It also allowed audiences across the country to see Das' unique basketball rhythm and style.

As for Hanamichi, he dominated the game and bullied the weak opponents, scoring 29 points, 16 rebounds, 4 blocks and 3 assists, which were super luxurious data!

After the game, it attracted interviews from the vast majority of reporters and media.

"Flower, tell me how you feel. You scored almost 30+15?"

Hanamichi was processing the reward information for completing the task on the basketball data panel in his mind.

When I came to my senses, the person in front of me was this blonde reporter.

"Ah~ This steamed bun is so big and white!"

"What?"

The reporter was confused and Hua Dao quickly explained:

"I mean, after such an intense workout, I'm pretty hungry!"

"Mantou is a kind of food from the ancient East that can quickly relieve hunger!"

"So, Flower, are you sure you can score 30 points in the next game and break the Arizona University's NCAA March Madness scoring record?"

Of course, Hanamichi would not jump into the trap set by this blond reporter.

The sober-minded Hanamichi said bluntly:

"I think my scoring ability has been well proven by scoring 3+ in three consecutive games."

"As for the next game... I just want to celebrate with my teammates for reaching the semi-finals!"

"If the team's tactics require me to score 30 points in the next game, I think I will seize this opportunity!"

"But I don't think I need it anymore!"

After saying that, Hanamichi grinned and pulled over a player next to him:

"This is because our team still has an active player, Nate Archibald, who can dominate the court!"

Huadao happily pulled Dasi over and snatched the ice water from his hand.

I don’t know if the two of them did it on purpose, but they were playing around and poured ice water everywhere!

The blonde reporter got what she wanted, and didn't care if she got wet.

Instead, he quickly took pictures of the two of them playing around!

But I didn’t know that I had become the scenery in someone else’s camera!

Time did not stop at March 1995, 3!

Arizona Wildcats' top 4 is far from the end!

In the game after that.

Hanamichi and Dasi continued to lead the team.

In the semifinals on March 3, the Arizona Wildcats had a narrow 16-point lead.

The team narrowly defeated UCLA (University of California, Los Angeles), the team with the most NCAA March Madness championships in history.

UCLA's main forward, Ed O'Bannon, completely exploded in this game.

They scored comprehensive data of 28+7+5 respectively.

The other main players also performed well, making the Arizona Wildcats very struggling at one point.

Like falling into a swamp, the Arizona Wildcats have been stuck in a score-difference tug-of-war with UCLA.

But it has never been able to achieve transcendence.

Time passed by little by little, which made the Wildcat players more and more anxious.

In fact, the pressure at UCLA is also very high.

They felt that Arizona was like the AE86 in Akina Mountain, and they couldn't get rid of it.

Every time you score a goal, they score one in return.

Even if you miss the shot, the opponent can still tie with you!

This made them dare not relax at all.

But in the tense and exciting game to the end.

UCLA's main forward, Ed O'Bannon, made the first mistake!

In fact, before him, other players of both teams made mistakes one after another.

But this time, Ed O'Bannon's mistake was fatal.

In two consecutive defensive attempts, he was fouled twice by Huamichi!

And the latter also scored the goal!

Two perfect 2+1s completely tied the score between the two teams.

Then Ed O'Bannon, who wanted to make up for his mistake, ran to the high post to assist in the pick-and-roll.

But he had forgotten that the game had come to an end.

His footwork and speed in high-post pick-and-roll are no longer as quick as before!

But Hanamichi, who was watching closely from the side, was still full of energy!

In fact, Ed O'Bannon's personal ability is not as good as McDyess.

The only thing he has been immersed in is the high-post pick-and-roll tactic for four years.

He played like a fish in water under the tactics and his footwork under the basket was also perfect.

He once teased Hanamichi several times during the competition.

Hua Dao has been holding his breath, thinking about getting back at the enemy!

This time, the opportunity has come!

Ed O'Bannon, who was following closely, had no idea that there was a furious man following behind him.

I don't know if the hair is burning or floating.

He caught the pass from his teammate and made a layup quickly with what he thought were swift steps.

But this time, the tactic that always worked failed!

Ed O'Bannon jumped up but was blocked by Hanamichi, and the ball hit the backboard.

The falling basketball was caught by Hanamichi who had the advantage of height and wingspan.

A long pass to Das.

Rhythm master~Dasi spread his legs and ran.

Successfully make an unattended layup.

The University of Arizona finally took the lead!

And they maintained this two-point advantage until the end.

UCLA could only swallow the bitter fruit with tears and watch Arizona advance to the finals.

It can be said that Ed O'Bannon is both his success and his failure.

The bad news is that UCLA lost the semifinals;

The good news is that they lost to the champion!

In the final three days later, the University of Arizona defeated the University of Arkansas with an overwhelming momentum and won the NCAA championship.

It is worth mentioning that in the voting for the final four MOPs.

Hanamichi squeezed out UCLA's Ed O'Bannon, Arkansas' star player and his own team's Das.

Hanamichi won the first and greatest personal honor since he came to the United States!

Before that, he won the first team and best player awards in the Arizona division preliminaries.

Hua Dao said that thing wasn't just a random shot, and then the award was given?

In any case, Hanamichi's NCAA journey has come to an end.

Next summer, he will step onto a higher stage just like Das.