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The Wildcats' offensive round.

Curry found that Su Lang's desire to attack was unusually strong in this game.

And just after dribbling past half court,

Curry had the same idea in his mind as in the first half.

Now Curry was too lazy to care why this happened.

Anyway, Curry was clear, and he seemed to really know Su Lang's thoughts now.

Even if he was a fool, he could see some signs after so long.

What's more, Curry was not stupid.

Now Curry was happy to help Su Lang.

After all, Su Lang helped him score high points in the previous few games.

Curry also felt that Su Lang should show his ability in this game.

Curry still confronted the defender at the top of the arc.

Even if his teammates had opportunities, he would not pass the ball.

Curry was waiting for the end of the offensive time, when Su Lang would appear.

Su Lang continued to run around the court with Beasley as in the first half.

Beasley suffered a loss in the last round, and his mood was about to explode.

Now he was being led around the court by Su Lang like a dog.

The bad mood was instantly made worse.

Beasley had a dark face and followed Su Lang silently.

Now there was only one situation that could wash away his humiliation.

That was to defend Su Lang to death!

Su Lang had no way to score.

Only in this way could Beasley wash away his humiliation.

The offensive time was constantly consumed.

When there were about five seconds left in the offensive time.

Su Lang's running speed soared again.

Relying directly on the cover of center Dell, he sprinted towards the three-point line.

Curry, who was waiting for an opportunity at the top of the arc, had his eyes lit up.

This situation had been done countless times in the first half.

It was a piece of cake for Curry.

So Curry just had an idea in his mind.

The basketball was thrown out by Curry.

The landing point was exactly the speed of Su Lang's running.

Su Lang received the ball and made a zombie jump shot!

Swish! The basketball hit the basket directly.

In the first round of the match between Su Lang and Beasley, Su Lang had the upper hand.

Beasley glared at Su Lang who was not far away.

Although he was on guard just now, Su Lang still shook him off.

It was really unpleasant to be slapped in the face!

【[Negative emotion value from Beasley +200]

Su Lang accepted Beasley's contribution with a smile.

It must be said that Beasley's output is a bit scary.

If Su Lang really vomited, his output might be more explosive than Brandon Rush.

Su Lang is looking forward to the next harvest.

……

Brandon Rush was sitting weakly on the sidelines.

He looked at Su Lang and Beasley on the court.

He showed a disdainful expression on his lips.

That's it! You're not better than me! What right do you have to scold me!

Brandon Rush looked at Beasley on the court with contempt.

The game continued.

Beasley provoked Su Lang verbally at the beginning of the game. He never said a word afterwards.

It's not that he didn't want to say anything, because he was embarrassed now!

If he didn't get back the ground, it would be nonsense to say that he was provoking.

I have to say that Beasley is still capable.

When he got serious, he did cause some trouble to Su Lang.

Su Lang also borrowed Beasley's heart to gain the upper hand in the first round.

Later, Beasley gradually controlled his emotions.

Su Lang's defense was also a bit difficult.

At this time, Bob, the head coach of the Wildcats, was off the court.

He showed a pensive expression.

The opportunity has come!

Head coach Bob did not call a timeout, but stood up directly from the sidelines.

He blew a whistle at the Wildcats players on the court.

This was what they had agreed on before the game.

As long as Bob blew the whistle, it meant that the gift they prepared for Beasley before the game was ready to go on the court.

After hearing Bob's reminder, the Wildcats players on the court responded instantly. Originally, Su Lang was the only one defending Beasley.

But the next moment, Williams, the third position of the Wildcats, gave up the defender in front of him. He instantly appeared beside Beasley and cooperated with Su Lang to double-team Beasley.

Beasley didn't have time to react.

Facing the sudden extra defender, Beasley was not prepared in time and was directly intercepted by Williams.

Curry received the pass from Williams and made a fast break layup.

This was the gift Bob prepared for Beasley.

This tactic was used by Indiana State University against them in the first game of Davidson College.

That game was also the game that made Bob believe in Su Lang.

They double-teamed Curry throughout the game. If it weren't for Su Lang, the surprise player, Davidson College would have lost that game.

So Bob borrowed the tactics of his previous opponents this time.

The current situation is much better than the situation at Davidson College.

Indiana State University double-teamed Curry without thinking.

This allowed Su Lang to break the deadlock.

But Davidson College is facing a different situation now.

The No. 2 player of the Kansas Jayhawks was directly run away by Su Lang.

Now the firepower point on the court is Beasley alone.

Bob also observed the player who came on as a substitute for the Jayhawks.

Basically, he was just making up the numbers in the team.

If Brandlash hadn't had an accident in this game, this substitute would basically not have had a chance to play in the team.

Bob still has this kind of vision.

So Bob assured Williams of the team to double-team Beasley.

Even if he let go of the substitute player who just came on the court for the Jayhawks.

It would not have any impact on the game.

After all, there are not many surprise players like Su Lang.

Bob doesn't think that his luck is so bad that any substitute player of the Jayhawks can become a surprise player. As soon as

Bob's tactics are implemented.

The Jayhawks' head coach Sheff's face darkened, for no other reason than that he knew that the game was doomed to fail.

He knew better than Bob what kind of substitute this player was.

Even if he was released, he could not score when he was in an open position.

Sheff had originally let him play to make up the numbers.

Unexpectedly, Bob discovered this.

Damn old fox!

Sheff looked in Bob's direction from a distance.

As if sensing Sheff's unfriendly eyes, Bob, the head coach of the Wildcats, turned his head and looked at Sheff.

The two people's eyes confronted each other in the air.

However, Bob showed happiness, happiness from the bottom of his heart.

But Sheff was unwilling to accept it.

Before the game started, he had never thought that he would be beaten so badly by an unknown Davidson College.

For a while, Sheff could not accept this reality.

Everything was caused by him!

Sheff looked at Su Lang, who was running on the court with Beasley.

A puzzled expression appeared on his face.

What kind of player is this!

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