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As soon as Zhang Jun held the ball, Nick Young immediately switched positions to defend.

USC small forward Hector Werner defended Zhang Jun, while Nick Young turned to defend Mbah a Moute, who was weaker in offense.

"Nick Young left again?"

"The offense didn't dare to hit Zhang Jun, and the defense didn't dare to hit Zhang Jun. He was completely avoiding Zhang Jun tonight."

Kenny Smith couldn't help but complain after seeing this scene.

Nick Young deliberately avoided Zhang Jun for two consecutive rounds. It was obvious that the scene between the two in the regular season had left a deep shadow on Nick Young.

Zhang Jun has height and wingspan, and he is not shaky on the defensive end, so he has a strong effect on restricting flashy players like Nick Young.

This is also the reason why Nick Young performed abnormally with almost no shutout in the last game.

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Zhang Jun changed his body and then crossed the step directly to the basket, facing USC center Mejisi Pittis for a layup.

Small forward Hector Werner, who was rushed out in seconds, had tried his best to defend. Zhang Jun also faced a lot of physical confrontation in the middle, but he was still easily penetrated.

Barkley saw USC's intention and said: "They are deliberately trying to prevent Nick Young from playing against Zhang Jun."

"After all, he is the best breakthrough player in the entire NCAA. It will be difficult for anyone to defend alone, and it will also greatly consume the player's physical strength."

"So USC is very smart to keep Nick Young, who is not strong in defensive ability, away from Zhang Jun and let him focus all his energy on offense, in order to achieve the purpose of containing UCLA."

This kind of offensive and defensive choice is neither good nor bad. It is indeed a pity for the fans that they were not able to see the two teams' strongest players play against each other.

But for the USC Trojans, they made a very correct tactical adjustment, and it was the only adjustment that could defeat UCLA.

"It's just that for players, Nick Young is afraid of Zhang Jun, and he is obviously taking the initiative to express to everyone that he is lower than him."

USC coaching bench.

Bob snorted softly, looked at the commentary table and cursed: "You know shit!"

"Competitive sports are about the final result, winning."

"Who cares about the process and the players, and Nick Young is a player lower than Zhang Jun. There is nothing wrong with admitting this."

Now, Bob has to admit this fact.

At first, he wanted to invite Zhang Jun to work for Nick Young and become the second-in-command at the University of Southern California. Now it seems like an unwise decision.

If he can be like Alford at that time and confirm that Zhang Jun is the leader and core of the team in the new season, maybe Zhang Jun will be a member of the University of Southern California now.

It's a pity that it's useless for Bob to regret at this time. What he wants is to help the team win the Parker 12 Conference finals, help USC rush into the NCAA tournament and chase the championship.

Switch offense.

Nick Young once again got rid of Zhang Jun's defense through the pick-and-roll on the outside. This time his opponent became Love.

Facing Love's defense, Nick Young chose to get to the basket and score a layup.

Turning around, Zhang Jun responded and also scored with a layup after breaking into the basket.

Both teams played a very smooth offense in the first half, and UCLA trailed 45:47 at the end of the half.

"Coach, what should we do now?"

"USC's style of play is really stupid. They don't let Zhang Jun and Nick Young play against each other at all. Except for Mbah a Moute who can limit Nick Young with his defensive ability, other players can't guard Nick Young at all."

Syd said becoming more and more anxious.

USC has always been a very strong team. Their strength is not only Nick Young, but also another five-star college student Gabe Pruyint.

In the first half of the game, Gabe Pruyint personally scored 8 points, 3 rebounds and 5 assists, and almost single-handedly connected the entire USC offense.

Coupled with Nick Young's 13 points on mismatched singles and center Megisi Pittis's 7 points and 6 rebounds, USC played a very smooth offense in the first half, completely worthy of UCLA.

Alford took a deep breath. USC's sudden change in tactics really made him unable to cope.

Zhang Jun still efficiently scored 16 points, 3 rebounds and 3 assists in the first half, and UCLA also continued to play at its own pace.

But the key is that the team is still lagging behind.

USC has made it clear that tonight you, Zhang Jun, are going to play alone, and they will strictly guard against other players who are defending UCLA throughout the game, forcing them to be unable to score or it will be extremely difficult for them to score.

"Obviously, USC is trying to compete with us offensively."

"No, to be precise, the entire USC team is fighting Zhang Jun offensively. They don't believe that a team's offensive firepower will lose to Zhang Jun alone."

West Germany said anxiously: "Then what should we do now? We can't just watch USC win the game."

Alford was silent for a while and nodded and said: "We really can't do anything. Now we can only watch Zhang Jun alone against the entire USC attack."

"Any team that wants to compete offensively with us should get past him."

"As long as Zhang Jun is firing on all cylinders, we will still be the UCLA team that no one can defend."

After making up his mind, Alford stared at Zhang Jun and said.

"Don't worry about the overall offense, don't think too much about whether your teammates are in a good position, and whether there is a great offensive opportunity."

"As long as USC doesn't double-team you, you can attack!"

"Hit me hard!"

In the first half of the game, Zhang Jun didn't fully exert his strength. USC's sudden change in defense made him a little restrained.

Zhang Jun said: "It just so happens that I have enough energy left in the second half. Next, I will make USC and Nick Young remember this night forever."

The game started again.

Darren Collison passed the ball to Zhang Jun directly after advancing with the ball. Several UCLA players all stood outside the three-point line to make room for Zhang Jun.

Nick Young ran away without any surprise, and the responsibility of defending Zhang Jun was still handed over to small forward Hector Werner.

Facing the opponent's defense that retreated two steps, Zhang Jun quickly broke into the basket, first accelerating on the right side, and then turned to the left side after reaching the restricted area and went straight to the empty basket.

"Zhang Jun's personal offense is still so outstanding."

Switch offense

Nick Young singled out Darren Collison and hit back with another mid-range shot.

Zhang Jun quickly rushed into the frontcourt with the ball from the backcourt and scored a slam dunk.

Gabe Pruitt held the ball from the outside and made a pick-and-roll, passing the ball to Megysi Pittis, who slammed the ball under the basket.

Then, Zhang Jun broke through at a 45° angle on the right and made a folding pull-up layup.

UCLA and USC started the offensive confrontation, and the fans at the scene screamed.

Even Reggie Miller couldn't help but praise: "I haven't seen such a strong player in the NCAA for a long time."

"This is a one-on-one attack against the entire opponent team."

"The key is that no one can defend it."