My teammate in the NBA is Nash

Chapter 7 The absolute master of the court!
"Arizona is forced to timeout, Su Han from the Santa Clara Broncos, forcing Arizona to surrender the first timeout of the game!"

"This timeout came a bit too early, but it was also a helpless move."

United States, Arizona, Tucson.

In the home of the University of Arizona, the favorite to win the PAC-[-] league championship - Tucson Stadium.

Two professional narrators from ESPN explained with passion.

Before the game, it was regarded as an easy victory for Arizona. Judging from the current development, it has exceeded people's expectations.

"Look at the serious expressions of the fans on the sidelines. Their mood is not as happy as before the game!"

Just like the narrator said.

The fans before the game and now are in two completely different states.

How happy they were before the game, how uncomfortable they are now.

After all, at his home court, he watched his home team being beaten by a visiting team whose book strength was obviously weaker than his own.

It is very uncomfortable for anyone to put it on.

"We shouldn't let down the fans who support us on the sidelines!"

Arizona is on the bench during the timeout.

The team coach, Root Olsen, yelled at his players: "Look at your performance today, is this worthy of the tens of thousands of fans who support you?"

First use the frustrated fans at the scene to put pressure on your disciples.

Immediately afterwards, Coach Olsen began to arrange corresponding tactics in a targeted manner.

"ED, Roy, I ask you to double-team that guy named Su Han on the defensive end!"

On the tactical board, the No. [-] worn by Su Han was marked, and Olsen continued to output: "Don't let this big man score easily in the paint!"

Although judging from the current information in his hands, this big guy named Su Han is just a freshman.

It sounds unbelievable to directly double-team a freshman.

However, Coach Olsen is very clear - when dealing with Su Han, he cannot be regarded as a newcomer at all.

Otherwise, what a miserable death it would be!

"In addition, our offense should avoid the inside line as much as possible."

Coach Root Olsen arranged several perimeter offensive tactics on the tactical board.

This point is similar to that of North Carolina coach Dean Smith during the warm-up match.

Obviously.

As famous coaches of the NCAA, the tactical adjustment speed of these old foxes is really fast.

After coming back from the timeout, Su Han was also very moved when he saw Arizona's first attack after the timeout ended from the outside line.

It is completely different from those basketball net articles I read in my last life, those stunned young coaches who were beaten to death by a tactic, did not adjust their life and death, and watched the protagonist pretending to be aggressive.

The coach of the NCAA, if there is a slight disturbance, will immediately make corresponding tactical adjustments and targets.

Reality is indeed higher than artistic creation.

Putting these thoughts aside, Su Han sent the baseline ball to Nash.

Santa Clara University finally ushered in the first normal offensive and defensive round of the new season.

In the previous few rounds, they all ended up with fast breaks and counterattacks. They finally had a normal offensive round, which made the two commentators on the sidelines look forward to it.

What will be their tactical layout?
Can Steve Nash and Su Han, a powerful combination of inside and outside lines, show their tacit understanding in the positional battle?

In fact.

Nash and Su Han never thought about implementing any so-called tactics.

After holding the ball for half the court, after Su Han landed in the penalty area, Nash decisively slammed the ball into Su Han's hands.

"Oh!"

The Celestial Behemoth held the ball and instantly carried ED Stokes, who was defending him, with his back.

The latter instantly put on a mask of pain!
The huge thrust from the chest made Arizona, a [-]-meter hunk, miserable.

Damn, this is too painful!

Of course, the fans on the sidelines can't feel the pain brought by this huge force, they can only see ED Stokes retreating again and again without resistance.

He couldn't bear Su Han's push with his back at all!
"ED Stokes got crushed by Su Han, but it's not over yet!"

The commentator on the sidelines spoke quickly: "Roy Evans gave up his defender and came over to defend. The University of Arizona adopted a double-team strategy against Su Han!"

"Oh, I never expected that Arizona, the favorite to win the championship, would adopt a double-team strategy against a rookie center within a few minutes of the opening!"

Another commentator was stunned: "It seems that Coach Root Olsen doesn't treat Su Han as a rookie at all!"

"Then the question is, how will Su Han choose?"

Will he choose to pass, or will he choose to pass?
It is clear.

In the opinion of the two professional commentators, Su Han, a rookie center, can make the opponent directly double-team, which is already successful on the tactical level.

Next, he only needs to pass the ball, find an open teammate, and assist to complete the finish.

The Santa Clara Broncos won this round.

Arizona coach Root Olsen on the sidelines, arms folded in front of his chest.

He didn't want Su Han to choose to pass the ball.

This scheming coach hopes that Su Han will force a [-]V[-] like a hot-blooded stunned young man, and eventually be defeated!
As the most dazzling star since the beginning of this game, once Su Han is sluggish on the offensive end, it will be a fatal blow to Santa Clara's ferocious momentum.

Arizona can take advantage of the momentum to pursue and reverse the current decline.

Therefore, it is different from what the narrators imagined.

Root Olsen is looking forward to Su Han's [-]V[-] deflated moment!

The camera returns to the court.

Facing Su Han, who was double-teamed, he forced ED Stokes to face him with his back!
Pass?

nonexistent!

In Su Han's eyes, there is only the basket!

Want [-]V[-]?
Coach Root Olsen was a little excited.

The fish is hooked!
"boom!!"

However, in the expectant eyes of coach Olsen.

Su Han stood up forcefully, crushing the two defenders ED Stokes and Roy Evans, and smashed the ball into the basket abruptly!

"beep!!"

The inside twin towers of the University of Arizona were slammed to the floor by the Celestial Behemoth.

At the same time as the sound of them falling, there was also the whistle of the referee on the sidelines!

"OH! MY! GOD!"

After confirming the judgment of the referee on the sidelines, the commentator on the scene jumped up from his seat:
"Su Han, the Chinese giant from the Santa Clara Broncos, dunked Arizona's two insiders and caused a defensive foul at the same time!"

"This ball is valid for two points, and there is another penalty!!!"

"Unbelievable, this is incredible!"

"Su Han completely dominated the game, he is the absolute master on the court today!!"

(End of this chapter)