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"Do I blame myself?"

"No, no, what's wrong with me? You guys forced me. It was that old man Holland who forced me. Why wouldn't he let me start? And you, Adams, dare to betray me. Damn it. And that Chinese boy..."

At this time, Muhammad still didn't feel that he had done anything wrong. His growth was so smooth and he was always praised by others, so that no matter what he did, he never felt that he would be wrong.

If something is wrong, someone else is wrong.

"Fake..." Mohammed stared at Zhuang Yu with resentment. He wanted to eat Zhuang Yu. Everything was because of this person and Zhuang Yu's fault.

Sensing Muhammad's eyes, Zhuang Yu just smiled contemptuously. He liked to see Muhammad's current expression.

If he weren't worried that sitting next to Muhammad would arouse coach Monk's suspicion, Adams would definitely say what he said himself.

Unfortunately, the game is the most important thing and can only be left to Adams.

"The way you look at Muhammad is as if he wants to eat you." Anderson touched Zhuang Yu and said angrily: "Why don't you expose him directly?"

Zhuang Yu retracted his gaze, shook his head and said: "Exposing him directly will certainly make him miserable and even ruin his reputation, but what good will it do to us?"

Anderson was still unwilling: "But..."

"Okay." Zhuang Yu interrupted: "Everything focuses on the competition."

In fact, Zhuang Yu had already noticed something strange about Muhammad.

During this period of time, he had been secretly observing Muhammad and noticed something was wrong. It was almost certain that Muhammad betrayed the team.

However, he has no direct evidence. Adams said just now that he had evidence was actually to deceive Muhammad and just bluff him.

Muhammad would naturally be very careful when doing this kind of thing. Unless he called the police and used police force to investigate, it would be difficult to find evidence.

"Huh, I'm giving you an advantage this time."

Zhuang Yu snorted coldly.

Not to expose Muhammad was a decision made by the coaching staff, the school’s basketball director Calvin, and school leaders after discussion.

First, there is a lack of evidence.

The second reason is that the impact of this incident is very bad.

If it is exposed, it will naturally be a huge blow to Muhammad, but it will not have a good impact on the UCL Bruins.

There will always be some people with curious minds who wonder why Muhammad betrayed him? It’s impossible to just leave it like this, you must have been treated unfairly...

As for the University of Oregon, it will definitely not be leaked. After all, they are also very disgraceful in this matter.

The original intention of the coaching staff was to directly exclude Muhammad from training and ask him not to even participate in training.

Avoid leaks.

However, Zhuang Yu felt that he might as well take advantage of the plan.

Since this matter is not suitable for exposure, you might as well take advantage of it and make good use of it, and you may gain additional gains.

Since UCL has just adjusted its lineup not long ago, the running-in time is too short, so there is really no chance of winning against the University of Oregon.

Even if there is no traitor like Muhammad, and the fight is normal, UCLA's probability of winning will not exceed 50%.

Therefore, if you use Muhammad to trick the University of Oregon, you may be able to improve your chances of winning.

Judging from the few minutes just now, the effect was pretty good.

At this time, UCLA already led by 8 points.

If it hadn't been for taking advantage of the situation and cheating the University of Oregon, although it's hard to say the score would have been reversed, it's likely that UCL would have fallen behind.

It was precisely because of this that Zhuang Yu ordered Adams to ask Muhammad to tell Coach Monk that there was no problem and everything was normal.

The purpose is simple, to confuse the opponent so that he can continue to cheat the University of Oregon.

Of course, the other party is not a fool and will react sooner or later, but the longer it can deceive the other party, the better it will be for UCLa.

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As for whether it is morally wrong to do so, is it against the spirit of sportsmanship?

This problem will not bother Zhuang Yu. He is not a moral gentleman. Besides, it was the University of Oregon that violated the spirit of sports first and used such despicable means. Who can blame him?

......

Here at the University of Oregon.

Coach Monk withdrew his gaze, suppressed the doubts in his heart, and said to the players: "It's probably not Mohamed who has a problem. It will do him no good to cheat us." He comforted himself in his heart, maybe it was just that the UCL players were too adaptable. Excellent.

Afterwards, Coach Monk spread out the tactical board and said: "We will continue to play like this later. Pay attention to the opponent's tactics, get in position in advance, switch defenses in advance, and make up for the defense."

"But one thing, don't rush to steal."

"We still have to play more prudent and know the opponent's tactics. We will definitely have no problem guarding them. As long as we guard them well, we don't have to steal them."

The last time the two sides played against each other, the University of Oregon made 11 steals and completely dominated UCLa, winning easily.

After enjoying the sweetness, today's players from the University of Oregon always want to steal.

At this time, there was the coach's instruction, and the players nodded in agreement. Even if they didn't have so many steals, they were confident of defeating UCLa.

......

The pause ends.

The two sides returned to the court, and the University of Oregon changed players, replacing defender Terrence with substitute defender Mason, and the others remained unchanged.

There are no substitutions on UCL's side.

After returning to the court this time, the University of Oregon no longer took risks to steal. Instead, it switched defenses and supplementary defenses in advance on the premise of knowing UCLa's tactics.

In Coach Monk's view, this is more secure, as he will not lose his defensive position due to rash steals and be easily scored by the opponent.

At the same time, I can still handle UCL.

But the result made him turn blue. UCLA's tactics indeed seemed to be the same, but they always changed their tactics halfway through.

For example, during a Ucla counterattack, it was obvious that a "uclacut" was going to be used, but the tactics changed halfway through the execution. The University of Oregon had just tightened its defense to guard against the opponent's air cuts, but UCLa moved the ball to the outside. In the end, Zhuang Yu hit a three-pointer.

Another time, seeing UCLA's tactics fail, the University of Oregon successfully defended it, but when Zhuang Yu shouted something in Chinese, UCLA's tactics suddenly changed, completely different from before, and the University of Oregon's The players were caught off guard and didn't know what to do for a moment. As a result, the opponent took advantage of the opportunity and scored the ball...

When the two sides gradually switched to rotating lineups, the result was still the same. It was clear that the University of Oregon knew UCLa's tactics, but in the end they couldn't defend it.

This is not surprising.

Just when you think you have seen through your opponent, predicted what the opponent will do, and then prepare to deal with it in advance, your opponent suddenly stops doing that.

You will definitely be at a loss at this time, and the court is changing rapidly. As long as you fail to react for a second, you may allow the opponent to score.

[Author's digression]: Something was delayed today, so the update time will be a little later, but Shimmer will try to update four times.