Basketball glory

An Ran saw that the moment he didn't take off, he immediately collected the ball, protected the ball with both hands in front of his chest, and made a gesture of shooting.

"Oops!" People who knew football gasped in cold sweat when they saw this scene. It was very dangerous for An Ran to stop the ball at this time.

He didn't get rid of Dunn, and he didn't have a good shooting space.

The Grizzlies fans in the stadium were holding their breath. It seemed they didn't expect the result to be like this. They just scored such a beautiful goal. Are they going to be taught how to behave?

An Ran's movements were very slow, so slow that everyone present could see clearly through the big screen, and couldn't help but sigh.

However, in the blink of an eye, everyone present realized that Dunn had not reached out to interfere?!

No reaching out!

Really didn’t reach out!

When he saw An Ran raising his hand to vote, Dunn's face had turned the color of pig liver, and his dark skin seemed to be glowing with luster.

"Wrong judgment! It's not worshiping Buddha!" ​​Dunn became anxious. He didn't reach out to interfere immediately just now, just so that he could quickly intercept the ball when An Ran was worshiping Buddha, but An Ran was not worshiping Buddha!

When he saw that An Ran was about to shoot, Dunn subconsciously stretched out his hand, but his eyes saw An Ran's smiling face.

"Beep beep beep" the referee's whistle sounded urgently.

Dunn felt his arm hit something, and then saw the basketball fly over his head.

"Beautiful!" Tony Allen, wearing a suit, was the first to jump up with excitement on his face. Only after he jumped up did the others react.

An Ran committed a shooting foul!

"Awesome!" Anwen, who was still in class, slapped his legs again and shouted unconsciously.

Seeing the old professor stop the class and look at him again, Anwen stuck out his tongue in embarrassment. But after realizing that he had lost his composure, he became confused, why didn't he feel any pain this time?

He glanced around and saw that his deskmate was looking at him with a look of despair on his face. Anwen became more honest now and picked up the book obediently. He was thinking in his mind that his deskmate's thighs felt so good and the bounce was so fleshy.

An Ran missed the goal, which was expected.

He walked to the free throw line and made two steady free throws, and the score was finally clearly close.

The Timberwolves have not made any substitutions yet, and they still hold the lead. They hope to let LaVine and Rubio rest for a while.

But who is Fizdale? He is a clever person. Since Enron can lead the team to gain momentum, he can catch up with the points. He has always been bold in employing people, but he actually allowed Randolph to lead a bunch of people by himself.

Role players such as rookies and undrafted players are fighting against the Timberwolves on the court.

Dunn's eyes were completely red this time. He really couldn't understand why he met this weirdo. If he was so powerful, why couldn't he even make it into the first round?

Not wanting his first game to end in such disgrace, Kris Dunn finally broke out.

Towns was given control of the ball outside the three-point line. With his good physical strength, Dunn quickly ran into the open space, running like crazy like Klay Thompson.

An Ran was complaining in his heart. This kind of crazy movement without the ball is extremely energy-consuming. It is even more strenuous on the court than continuous attacks. In this case, it is not enough not to follow. It will be difficult to catch up after being opened up by a wave.

Anthony Towns looked into Randolph's eyes, and his calm eyes made him very uncomfortable. This violent beast on the court actually knew how to restrain his emotions!

"Throw it! Throw it hard! It doesn't matter if it's higher!" Kris Dunn ran away, took one step away from An Ran, took two steps forward, and mouthed at the same time

Li also shouted to Downs loudly.

Towns reacted the moment he heard the sound and hit the ball against the backboard with a high throw. When it was in the air, Dunn jumped up with the last step, holding the basketball tightly, and made a powerful alley-oop.

basket and down.

An Ran actually knew the ball was gone the moment he got rid of him. This defense was still lost due to experience. Dunn's reverse run was perfect and the timing was very good. It happened that An Ran was distracted to look at the ball control player.

Downs time.

After he took off, An Ran had no way to defend because he was behind him. Forced confrontation would put him in danger. After all, he couldn't use his strength when flying in the air. An Ran would not do something that was extremely likely to hurt the offensive player.

Defense.

An Ran was indeed shocked. There was indeed a difference between playing on the court and watching off the court. He heard clearly what Dunn just said. The words he almost yelled at Towns made An Ran pay special attention to his take-off.

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"High! The terrifying height of the basket!" An Ran looked at his back. At this time, he finally understood how vicious the NBA scout's vision was. It was indeed no exaggeration.

This was still a young year in the draft, and a fifth overall pick actually had such incredible physical fitness, An Ran said sincerely in admiration.

"Ouch!" Dunn hung the basket and swung it for a moment, letting out an excited roar. There was a loud thud the moment he landed, and then he punched the air with his fists.

This was the first dunk in his career, and it was such a violent and beautiful alley-oop. The most crucial thing was that No. 1 pick Towns fed him the ball. Kris Dunn suddenly wiped away the haze that Enron had just brought to him.

Seeing An Ran standing there motionless waiting for the kick-off, Dunn, who was returning to defense, walked past An Ran excitedly and bumped his chest against An Ran in ecstasy.

An Ran, who didn't notice him, was knocked back and was almost dumbfounded. What happened?

I'm just standing here waiting for the ball to kick off, and then come over and bump into me, is that okay?

An Ran frowned and looked at where he was retreating. The corners of his mouth were raised very arrogantly, as if he wanted someone to punch him in the face.

Except for Jamal Caughlin who kicked off the ball, no one else noticed Dunn's movements during his return to defense. Even the referee did not blow the whistle because An Ran acted very calmly. Since the person involved was fine, in order not to

To make matters worse, the referee chose to pretend not to see it.

"What the hell!" Outside the Shandong University Gymnasium, hundreds of students watching the game were startled by Li Li's roar, and their hearts surged with anger.

This is what happens when a lot of people are watching the game at the scene or together. The atmosphere is absolutely a hundred times more exciting!

"That man is so arrogant, Senior An Ran beat him up!" A female student wearing black-rimmed glasses said angrily.

If you were watching the game alone, this kind of anger would never arise, but it was different when watching the game with a group of people. The noise from Shandong University gradually became louder, and the security office was directly attracted.

There was a burst of boos in FedEx Arena. It is normal for the players on the field not to pay attention to this detail, but if the audience from the perspective of God cannot see it, they are blind.

Randolph looked confused as he listened to the constant boos from the home fans. He thought he had traveled to the playoffs. Even the playoffs didn't have this kind of atmosphere.

An Ran didn't expect the Memphis fans to be so friendly to him, and he felt touched in his heart. In fact, being hit by him was nothing. After all, he was very excited when he dunked in, which is understandable.

But in the NBA, dunking is such a common thing. There must be at least ten balls in a game. It's unreasonable for you to come up and hit me because of this.

An Ran felt scared. During the game between the Thunder and the Lakers in 2012, Artest also elbowed Harden in the head with great excitement after completing an exciting dunk, causing the latter to fall to the ground for three minutes.

It was later diagnosed as a concussion.

What if Dunn gets too excited and gives himself an elbow after another good shot?

Now An Ran is very entangled. If this situation really happens, he is wondering whether he should use the mysterious Chinese Kung Fu from the East and knock him down with a combination of punches.

Randolph also noticed An Ran's constipated expression, and thought it was because An Ran felt uncomfortable after being slapped. After all, it was normal for a rookie to be young and energetic.

So with Randolph's deliberate "help", the ball just "coincidentally" got into An Ran's hands, while the others unconsciously pulled away, as if they wanted An Ran to blow away his confidence all at once.

Feeling the enthusiasm of his teammates, An Ran couldn't help but laugh or cry. Didn't this intensify the conflict?

But this is on the field, so there is no reason not to seize the opportunity after being given it. Baldwin below is still sitting and waiting for him. How could he have such a good offensive opportunity when he was on the field? An Ran was laughing in his heart.

He said to himself that he never knew how lucky he was, and then he directly made a triple threat action after receiving the ball.

After shaking his shoulder, he broke through to the right again. After taking a step forward to gain space, Anron directly took the shot. Dunne's defensive forward force did not brake quickly and slipped directly. After standing upright, Anron had already released the ball.

Already.

Made a mid-range shot and scored 6 points in a row!

After the goal was scored, Dunn was discouraged. Just now he was able to score a goal with his own momentum, and he was immediately singled out and scored again. It was really hard for people to resist.

Kris Dunn has played 15 minutes and currently has 8 points on 4-of-6 shooting. Anron has played 8 minutes and has 6 points on 2-of-2 shooting and two free throws.

But anyone with a discerning eye can see that Dunn was made too uncomfortable by An Ran. In several rounds of their confrontation, An Ran got 6 points from him, but Dunn only got two points.

And the most important thing is that while defending Anron, Dunn committed two fouls, but Anron didn't commit a single foul. The two of them made a clear decision.

There was a substitution. Thibodeau directly took Dunn off the court, and Wiggins returned to the game. He directly used Wiggins, who was a small forward, to defend Enron. It can be said that he took it very seriously.

After changing players, An Ran obviously felt that he was a lot more constrained. Although Wiggins has always been known for his healthy basketball, he can lay up but never dunk, and his defensive attitude has been criticized, but his consciousness is really good.

After Thibodeau adjusted his defensive strategy, the entire team shrank a lot. Wiggins didn't have to guard Anron after he broke through. With his strong body and awareness, he was able to guard Anron without even a single shot opportunity.

Stackhouse didn't know what his head coach was thinking. He actually let Enron and Wiggins face off directly. Could it be that he wanted to train Enron? Give him some game experience?

Fortunately, An Ran didn't get carried away by his good performance just now. He played steadily and did his job as a point guard. Although the remaining two minutes were futile, he still managed to pass.

Randolph was invisible for a whole quarter, and finally took up the offensive banner after Enron's offense came to a standstill. His strong body hit Towns in pain, and his reserved physical strength burst out without any scruples, giving him a vague feeling of being at his peak.

After the third quarter, when Anron was replaced, the score had reached 76:75, and the Grizzlies actually went ahead by one point!

An Ran, who finished the third quarter, finally got some rest time. Seeing his technical statistics of 6 points, 1 rebound, 1 assist, 0 turnovers, 0 steals and 0 fouls, An Ran felt quite satisfied.