NBA: About Me Being Reincarnated As Yasuo, the Wind Walker

After Mogaro Miranda called a short timeout, play resumed.

Zhang Jun held the ball from the outside, and Boulder Branch immediately double-teamed him to force him to play the ball.

This tactic had already been used by the Boulder campus in the first half. At that time, Zhang Jun's choice was to distribute the ball as soon as possible and let his teammates finish the offense.

But now Zhang Jun has almost no intention of passing the ball unless Love and Aaron Afflalo are open.

boom!

"Another snap!"

"Zhang Jun from the UCLA Bruins!"

Zhang Jun passed through the gap between the two men and stunned everyone present with a talented dunk.

"Being able to accurately find the gap in the double-team and quickly pass through it before the double-team encircles him, this kid's basketball IQ is really astonishing."

"I haven't seen a player with such a smart breakthrough ability for a long time."

In the audience.

Trail Blazers head coach Nate McMillan exclaimed with his hand on his chin.

The Trail Blazers' current record is 25 wins and 35 losses, and they are basically guaranteed to miss the playoffs in the powerful Western Conference of the NBA.

Therefore, after the All-Star Game, the team immediately held a management meeting to redefine the team's policy. President Steve Patterson decided to mess up this season.

Nate McMillan doesn't want to complain about how incompetent the team's management headed by president Steve Patterson is, nor does he want to complain about how the players on the team don't like Steve Patterson, who only squeezes players and A vampire who pressures the coaching staff.

But this is indeed the fourth consecutive season that the Trail Blazers have definitely failed.

Starting from the 2002-03 season, the Trail Blazers reached the playoffs for the last time under the leadership of Bunch Wells, Rasheed Wallace and Damon Stoudemire. By the 2003-04 season Steve Patterson took office as the team's new president and determined that the Trail Blazers' current lineup was completely unqualified to compete for the championship, so they conducted a team purge.

Bunch Wells was traded to the Grizzlies, Rasheed Wallace was traded to the Atlanta Hawks, and Damon Stoudemire was also traded away not long after.

"Now, he actually wants to trade Zach Randolph."

Wow~

The entire arena suddenly burst into uproar.

It turned out that Zhang Jun entered the paint and encountered four Boulder campus defenders. Zhang Jun chose a moon-turning hook in the air and successfully put the basketball into the basket against the four defenders.

"Nice goal! This goal even reminded me of that guy."

Nate McMillan came to his senses.

"If nothing else happens, the Trail Blazers will get the top 8 picks this season. Of course, if the subsequent games go well, they will also have the opportunity to get higher picks."

"I would give that old guy Steve Patterson a recommendation, no, a strong recommendation, to take this player!"

"Assuming he enters the draft."

On the court.

In the last 30 seconds of the game, Zhang Jun scored a difficult layup, finally helping UCLA achieve a lead in the score.

This is also the first time UCLA has taken the lead in this game.

Alford clenched his fists off the court with great excitement, looking forward to UCLA completing its 20-game winning streak that shocked four players in the Parker Twelve League.

The entire audience stood up and applauded, congratulating Zhang Jun for his heroic performance tonight.

But in the last round of offense, the Boulder campus completed a magical three-pointer from the top of the arc under the tight defense of the whole court.

"UCLA was defeated!"

"That's a three-pointer!"

"Coming from 5-14 Boulder!"

"They defeated the arrogant and powerful team UCLA, ending their opponent's 20-game winning streak and ending their own 10-game losing streak."

“Let us congratulate the University of Colorado Boulder!”

On the court, Love stood there with his hands on his hips and sighed.

Tonight, he made 5 of 11 three-pointers and 7 of 15 shots from the field. He scored a double-double of 19 points and 10 rebounds. He played very efficiently, but unfortunately he still failed to help the team win the game.

Le Fu couldn't help but look at Zhang Jun beside him.

Mata and Michael Rohr looked at the Boulder players celebrating wildly on the court, their eyes full of disappointment.

Abaya turned his head and saw the low mood of his teammates, and also saw Alford's coach holding his head in silence on the coaching bench, and his heart tightened.

Aaron Afflalo walked up to Zhang Jun and gently patted the other person's chest.

"Brother, you did your best."

Mbah a Moute, whose eyes were slightly red on the bench, walked onto the court to apologize to his teammates who had worked so hard for this game.

"It's all my fault. It was my fault that everyone lost the game. I'm sorry..."

Bamot put his head on Zhang Jun's chest and said.

This game left everyone on the UCLA Bruins team in a bad mood.

It's a real shame for them to lose to Boulder, which is 5-14.

"This is the last time, Bamot, you can't be so willful next time."

Zhang Jun patted Mbah a Moute's head and said relaxedly.

Bamot couldn't help but raise his head. This shot made him unable to hold back any longer and burst into tears.

Alford on the coaching bench was originally depressed, but after seeing this, he couldn't help but smile with satisfaction.

"Coach, are you okay?" Assistant coach Sid couldn't help asking softly.

Alford stood up and said with a relaxed look: "There is no team that is always undefeated, and there is no strong player that is absolutely undefeated."

"Failure is not a shame in a person's life, but an experience that a strong man must have in his life."

"Everyone will have success experiences in their life, but failure is the main theme, and how to face failure will divide people into two different looks."

"Some people will be knocked down, and some people can get up and move forward. I think real growth is not the pursuit of perfection, but the courage to face one's own failures. This is the essence of basketball."

Alford saw such essence in Zhang Jun and also saw such essence in UCLA. This was something he had never seen before.

Post-game interview.

"Zhang Jun, you scored 48 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists tonight. This is the highest score in your NCAA career. However, despite scoring such excellent data, you failed to win the game for the team."

"Is it because of the teammates or the coach?"

Zhang Jun looked at the reporter who asked the question and affirmed: "It's my fault."

"I failed to help my teammates out of trouble, I failed to help the team win the game. If I could have been more accurate or made the two missed goals, the team's ending would not be like this."

"But I believe that UCLA will quickly get over the loss in today's game and we will become the top team in the league again."