NBA: Copy Daiki Aomine At The Start

The University of Kansas Jayhawks adjusted their defense.

Especially against Lin Feng's defense.

With Brandon Rush as the main defense, the assist defense on both sides is double-teamed.

As long as Lin Feng breaks through into the inside line, the two big men in the inside line immediately shrink the defense line and double-team to block.

Lin Feng, who started off with fierce attacking firepower, was surrounded and blocked by three lines of defense.

According to the original words of their head coach Bill Sheff, if the arrangement of such iron barrels can't stop Lin Feng, then they have nothing to say even if they lose.

obviously.

Before the game, the University of Kansas Jayhawks analyzed and studied the video footage of the UCLA Bruins, especially to see how the eliminated teams defended Lin Feng.

As the craziest player entering March Madness, Lin Feng won the scoring and steals.

And he has the highest win-loss value on the court, beating a lot of popular NBA rookies.

Compared to the University of Memphis Tigers with a core lineup of Derrick Rose and Douglas Roberts, the Jayhawks of the University of Kansas have excellent players at every position.

This team with a balanced attack and defense and a more tacit understanding of the overall team, utilizes speed and fierce defense, and is full of toughness.

And whether it was Brandon Rush, who was defending Lin Feng in the main, or a player who was assisting in the double-team defense, the fight was fierce, almost all of them were physical confrontations, and the constant wheel battles consumed Lin Feng's physical strength.

without any exaggeration.

This is the strongest opponent Lin Feng has encountered since entering March Madness.

Although the opponent did not have a popular star player, it is no wonder that North Carolina was beaten by 18 points.

Next.

The UCLA Bruins' offense was not efficient, and Westbrook had another pass error.

There was even a collision with the ball, and he was called for an offensive foul.

For the Kansas Jayhawks' quick double-team steals and endless switching, Westbrook, the puncher, struggled.

This ability to handle double teams and assist defense, even after he entered the NBA, he struggled for three seasons before gradually practicing.

Westbrook now relies more on talent to play, with speed and explosiveness as the main breakthrough, as well as the pull-up jumper that was inaccurate at that time.

He was like a tough boxer, as if he had punched cotton.

The Jayhawks players at the University of Kansas have played together for a long time, cooperate with each other and execute tactics with high discipline, and know how to build on their strengths and overcome their weaknesses.

Talents such as speed and impact are not as good as Westbrook, and they are smart to create his offensive fouls by switching defenses indefinitely, or suddenly double-teaming.

While the inside player, Loveka, has a good sense of rebounding, and his ability to play back-to-the-basket, mid-range and long-range shots, and secondary offense is good, but his shortcomings are also obvious.

The lateral movement speed is slow, and the athletic ability is average. In the face of strong or fast big men, his confrontation ability is weak and his arm span is short and his frame protection ability is average.

The Jayhawks coach of the University of Kansas, Bill Sheff, developed several sets of targeted defensive tactics in response to these disadvantages of the UCLA Bruins, which quickly paid off.

On the offensive end, they used constant movement of the ball and screens and pick-and-rolls, and then all the players on the court moved, and the combination of the inside and outside lines that was impossible to defend, blossomed and succeeded.

A wave of 10-3 offense, Xiao Gaochao, allowed the University of Kansas Jayhawks to overtake the score.

18 to 20.

The UCLA Bruins faced the Kansas Jayhawks' zone defense and unlimited switching. They played very hard and couldn't find a solution. They couldn't open the inside, the breakthrough was blocked, and they couldn't make outside shots.

Lin Feng, who had the most offensive firepower, was chased and intercepted by three lines of defense.

Let alone a shot, there are fewer chances to connect the ball.

On the contrary, it is the non-stop movement without the ball and the constant physical confrontation, which brings about the consumption of physical energy.

"pause!!"

UCLA Bruins head coach Ben Holland, who was standing on the sidelines, anxiously called for a timeout.

In fact, judging from the way the University of Kansas Jayhawks play on both ends of the court, Lin Feng seems to be very familiar.

At the end of the break, he quickly remembered.

This is the small-ball tactics that the future Warriors will use in the NBA!

The five death squads!

Infinite defensive switching, non-stop transfer of the ball, quick offensive and defensive transitions, continuous screening and pick-and-roll, mainly three-pointers and interior breakthroughs, as well as defensive counterattacks.

All five players on the field moved, and almost all players in each position had the ability to attack with the ball.

Even for Thompson and Green who are weaker with the ball, their movement and quick layup awareness are excellent, and Thompson's three-pointers are sharp.

It's just that the current NBA is still dominated by defense and positional warfare.

The Suns, coached by Moustache D'Antoni, are now playing the most pleasing offense in the NBA.

It can be said that the bombardment of the Suns is actually the originator of the Warriors' future small-ball storm leading the league.

At the moment, no one is optimistic, especially the coaches.

Although the starting lineup sent by the Jayhawks of the University of Kansas is only a weakened version of the death five lineup.

But playing on a stage like the NCAA, the lethality is still terrifying.

After all, the skills of Westbrook, Love and others have not yet been polished, and they rely more on talent to play. As for other role players, it is even worse.

And to crack the Warriors' death five lineup and small ball play, unless there is a dominant big man like the peak Shark, or attack them like the Mosaic team once did.

Or have the almighty James and killer Irving to have any hope of beating them.

After Lin Feng discovered this problem, he quickly found coach Ben Holland.

"Coach, we can't run at their pace!"

"The players in each of their positions are not dazzling, but the teamwork and unity are strong."

"If we get into their rhythm, that's where their small-ball tactics come into play."

Coach Ben Holland quickly grabbed the core and asked suspiciously, "Small ball tactics?"

Westbrook, Love and other players all focused their attention on Lin Feng.

Advice for coaches?

And tactical advice? !

Lin Feng didn't hide it, just nodded and explained.

"Yes, it's the way the NBA Suns play right now, but it's slightly different from them."

"The Suns have three All-Stars, so it's a pick-and-roll at their core."

"At the same time, two 3d shooter type players are added to catch the ball to complete the open three-pointer. The whole team has a fast pace, almost all running and playing, and the defense is zone defense and infinite switching defense."

"Our opponent tonight is a bit similar to the Suns, but they don't have the dazzling star players of the Suns. They have more balanced players in each position, but they play more selflessly and tacitly."

"So I think to break their zone defense and this kind of overall cooperation, or our perimeter three-pointer lethality, so they have to save to expand the defense space."

"It also puts pressure on their infinite switching defenses, and running back and forth takes a lot of energy."

"At that time, Russell's breakthrough would not have struggled so much."

"And Kevin's offensive pressure in the interior will also be reduced, and he can increase his efforts to kill."

"There is another way, that is, the team is doing their best to cover the pick-and-roll for me and Russell. We break through and attack their defense from two different directions to attract double-teams. Kevin mentioned high post to hit long shots."

"At the same time, we also need two teammates with high mid-range and long-range shooting percentages, who will hit the open shots that we have allocated."

After Lin Feng finished the analysis in one breath, everyone was dumbfounded.

Whether it was the coaching staff or the players, it was as if they had seen aliens.

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