"Chris Paul breaks through, is followed, comes out again, uses the screen, and continues to break through. DDM tactics are becoming more and more frequent.
Su Bei ran out of the open space, received a pass from Chris Paul, and shot against Will Bynum who was 183..."
"In, Su Bei hit a three-pointer."
2 minutes later.
"This cooperation was very simple. Su Bei and Chris Paul on the outside played a pick-and-roll, passing the ball hand-to-hand. Su Bei caught the ball and hit a three-pointer."
"Wake Forest's three-point-grabbing tactics are very effective, but they have too few offensive firepower points."
The tactical adjustment did not have much effect. Three minutes after the timeout, Wake Forest was still beaten.
In the 9th minute of the second half, Su Bei came on the field and implemented a three-point tactic. By combining it with foul tactics and the support and advantage of the home court, the gap that was once 10 points behind was narrowed to only 3 points.
But... not enough.
These 3 points seemed like a huge gap. No matter how hard Wake Forest tried, it still couldn't cross it.
The gap in the lineup was clearly reflected at this time.
When Wake Forest is about to gain momentum, Georgia Tech's rebound, steal, and extremely defensive goal... will always interrupt Wake Forest's pursuit of points.
When Chris Paul forced a breakthrough and scored 2+1, Jarrett Jack could also break through Wake Forest's defense in the next round and respond with a mid-range shot or assist.
When Su Bei hits a three-pointer, Will Bynum, Luke Hinschel... can also cause damage in the offense and score in time to stop the bleeding.
Wake Forest University is like encountering an enhanced version of itself, standing on a high wall, looking down at itself.
This is the strength of the NCAA runner-up level, and Wake Forest University is only a top 16 lineup.
Subei is a little weird. I really can't figure out how Georgia Tech, which has a layout that rivals North Carolina, became mediocre in the 2005 "March Madness"?
Is this the charm of "March"?
This is unscientific. Five players in the starting lineup can play in the NBA!
It obviously doesn't make sense that the three monks have no water to drink. Could it be that Jarrett Jack's "lucky" worked early and did not threaten his position as the starting point guard, but... he is too versatile. This "terminator" power, He attacked other positions, and then his teammates were hit again and accidentally injured.
What a dangerous man.
Buzz—!
As the buzzer sounded, the red light came on, and the game time was over.
81 to 86, Wake Forest lost by 5 points, was ended by Georgia Tech's 14-game winning streak, and suffered a bad start to the NCAA regular season.
Chris Paul still performed well, scoring 25 points, 10 assists, 4 rebounds, 2 steals and 1 block.
Su Bei performed efficiently, making 6 of 9 shots, 4 of 6 three-pointers, and 2 of 2 free throws. He scored 18 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist, and 1 steal. If he lost the game, he can say that he did not lose.
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Four days later, it was Joel Veterans Arena.
Wake Forest vs. Florida State Seminoles.
Wake Forest University starts with center Rick Williams, power forward Chris Ellis, small forward Su Bei, shooting guard Justin Gray, and point guard Chris Paul.
Florida State University starts with center Monta Robinson, power forward Alexander Johnson, small forward Al Thornton, shooting guard Vaughn Weaver, and shooting guard Steve Kidd.
The game begins.
On a jump ball, Alexander Johnson beat Eric Williams for Florida State's first down.
"Steve Kidd had the ball, he was being held up by Chris Paul, he was off-balance, he made a mistake with the ball, he got the ball stolen..."
With Florida State head coach Leonard Hamilton roaring, Chris Paul completed a one-stop steal and counterattack dunk to score the first victory.
Su Bei was overconfident, but he knew that there should be an easy opportunity to perform in this game.
Florida State University, not the University of Florida.
One is the Seminoles and the other is the Gators. Their strengths are very different.
"Chris, continue to stick close to him and steal the basketball from his hand. Steve Kidd and you are not on the same level."
Steve Kidd, as soon as he heard his name, he knew that this person was not stupid. He just passed the half court and immediately handed the basketball to Al Thornton.
A player who is both familiar and unfamiliar.
Before the game, Su Bei had never heard of his name at all.
He has been attacking a man named Vaughn Weaver, nicknamed "Weaver King".
Elsoton was just like that except for his black spots, until the moment Elsoton caught the basketball.
He instantly activated his explosive power so quickly that Su Bei barely reacted. Just like walking on the street in the early morning, he was completely passed by. Then, under the double ghost shots of Eli Williams and Chris Ellis, he rushed into the penalty area. , jumped up, knocked the defensive player away with his body, and made a split-kick.
Bang-dang——!
"The talented people who came out there are so physically gifted, aren't they?
Sophomore player?
Why haven't I heard of this person before? Could it be that he came from rugby or other sports? "The on-site commentator Blake James looked for player information while explaining suspiciously.
"Well done!!" Coach Leonard Hamilton gave Al Thornton a thumbs up and shouted loudly: "Al, basketball is your ultimate destiny, go to hell with track and field!!"
"My coach, running is my favorite. Basketball, I only work part-time." Elsoton expressed his thoughts directly without any mercy.
"F...K!!" Leonard Hamilton changed his face instantly, looking like he hated iron.
"Is it that Thornton?" Su Bei turned around and attacked with doubt.
On the field, Wake Forest offensive possessions.
Steve Kidd's name is separate and his strength is not easy to mess with, but together, Chris Paul can easily reach the inside. Al Thornton shows his terrifying running talent and teleports in front of Chris Paul.
But... people can survive in basketball.
boom--!
Chris Paul didn't think El Thornton was alive. He made a gorgeous pass with his back. Su Bei cut in from the air and picked up the ball from close range. With a swish, the basketball hit the net.
Elsoton didn't hesitate to use his physical strength and turned back to block the shot, but he was left alone.
How could Su Bei vomit when it was time to eat cake?
Florida State offensive possession.
Su Bei wasn't sure if that person was Thornton, who was drafted by the Clippers in 2007, but next, he didn't want to catch the basketball easily.
Su Bei began to defend close to the front. El Thornton kept running, trying to get rid of the ball, but Steve Kidd couldn't pass Chris Paul, and it was impossible for the frontcourt to pass the ball to him comfortably.
Elsoton's physical talent is outstanding, but his basketball skills are very rough. Players like this are not uncommon in a free country like the beautiful country.
10 minutes passed. During this time, Elsoton caught the ball once and was almost intercepted by Su Bei who was close to him. He rushed for a rebound and scored 2 points on a tip-in. There were basically no other offensive opportunities.
Defensively, he has become a colander. His athletic talent is very strong. Subei's C-level ball-free ability allows him to go around in various ways, and with the help of teammates' cover, he can easily find opportunities to eat cake.
Then, it was Chris Paul's opportunity to perform. He easily fed the cake into Su Bei's mouth. He made 4 of 4 shots, scored 8 points, and defeated Al Thornton in the matchup.
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