Nba Players Pretended To Be Uncle Drew And I Tortured Them

The showdown between the super dark horse and the favorite to win the championship has always been one of the themes of the NCAA tournament.

To know.

Why does everyone like to call the NCAA Tournament finals in April, March Madness?

That's why.

In these games in March, there are always dramas of dark horses upset and defeating strong teams.

For fans looking for excitement.

There is nothing crazier than the following scenario: a dark horse counterattack and an upset.

so.

Although UCLA is the absolute favorite team today.

There were not a few fans who came to support them, and cheers of all kinds were endless.

But there were also many fans who came to support Wichita State.

Everyone wants to see UCLA continue to sing. They have the opportunity to create a legendary story of undefeated championships throughout the year.

Likewise, people also want to see the dark horse counterattack story continue.

The script of Wichita State overturning the aircraft carrier of UCLA and reaching the Final Four will definitely be a hit if written!

The pre-match warm-up between the two teams ended with fanatical cheers from supporters of both sides.

Both sides started on the court.

It's still the same thing here at UCLA.

Wichita State is big here.

Chu Han looked around at their players and confirmed that Wichita State was indeed a dark polo team.

Why?

Because there really isn’t anyone who looks familiar!

Don't look at it in the narrator's eyes.

Wichita State's core trident-Chrisne Ernie, Carl Hall and Marcotte Armstrong.

These are the three factors that make Wichita State a dark horse all the way.

Actually.

None of these three guys have the ability to play in the NBA.

Being able to thrive in the NCAA depends to a large extent on the formation and on-the-spot planning of their team coach Greg Marshall.

For this kind of team built around the coach, Chu Han only needs to crush it at the tactical level to easily defeat it.

As for how to crush it on a tactical level?

This is too simple.

Just blow it up unilaterally and that’s it~

During the jump ball session, Wichita State post player Armstrong worked very hard to get the ball into the hands of team point guard Ernie.

"Bang!"

The moment Ernie touched the ball, he slammed the ball to the floor.

The basketball bounced high after hitting the ground. After falling to the ground and rebounding twice, Ernie advanced with the ball.

"Wichita State is blowing the clarion call to attack!"

The commentator on the sidelines was excited: "They have been opening like this since the first round of the NCAA tournament!"

It's like the cry of a Viking warrior.

The Wichita State point guard blew the horn of attack on behalf of the team in his own way.

After Ernie held the ball for half the game, facing Chu Han who completely enveloped him, he decisively passed the ball to Carl Hall.

The latter faced Shabaz Mohammad and then made a two-pointer after shaking.

"DUANG!"

A basketball misses the mark.

Under the basket, Armstrong overwhelmed the UCLA center and grabbed the offensive rebound.

It's a pity that when he stood up to put the basket, Chu Han flew out from behind and gave him a nail board!

"When did Chu Han come to the inside?"

"The speed of his return to defense is really exaggerated. I feel like the camera may not even notice his return to defense!"

The two commentators at the scene were surprised.

Their attention was all on the confrontation under the basket. I really don't know when Chu Han came out.

Neither of the two people who were watching the game at close range knew it, and the broadcast footage of the game was even more unclear.

This caused many fans watching the live broadcast in front of the TV to have a sense of déjà vu as Chu Han teleported.

On the court.

After blocking the opponent's center, Chu Han took off twice to protect the backboard, turned around and walked away without any intention of pausing.

What's even more egregious is that while speeding up his counterattack to cross half court, he changed direction without slowing down and got rid of the Wichita State players who were chasing him.

Then he sent a shot that stung the bottom line of the Duke Blue Devils fans - a counterattack and a three-pointer!

"Whoosh!"

The basketball is like a flying arrow, accurately shooting through the net!

3:0!

UCLA, which lost the jump ball, took the lead.

Offensive and defensive transition, Wichita State offensive possession.

Ernie passed the ball to Carl Hall, and Zach LaVine flew to the ground to complete the steal.

It's a pity that LaVine was a little slow to release the ball. After all, he fell to the ground and it was already very difficult to release the ball immediately.

Wichita State took advantage of LaVine's slow release of the ball, quickly returned to defense, and settled into position to defend.

Regrettably.

Even if they strictly follow the defensive tactics assigned by the coaching staff.

In front of Chu Han who advanced with the ball, he was still vulnerable.

UCLA No. 7 is like admiring flowers in the back garden.

I passed through thousands of flowers, and not a single leaf touched me!

"Chu Han passed Wichita State's defense!"

"His dribbling is so smooth, without any unnecessary movements!"

"This is the textbook of dribbling. Wichita State's defensive position is like air in front of Chu!"

The two commentators at the scene were impressed by Chu Han's perfect dribbling.

This is no longer just dribbling past others.

This is simply a form of expression of art!

In the end, Chu Han passed through Wichita State's defense, avoided Armstrong in the penalty area, switched hands and put the basket in!

5:0!

UCLA’s offensive continues!

Coach Greg Marshall's face on the sidelines looked a little ugly.

honestly.

Chu Han, who blindly breaks through and kills the inside, is not terrible.

Chu Han, who continuously shoots three-pointers from the outside, is not terrible either.

What is really scary is Chu Han who perfectly combines breakthrough and shooting!

That's the real big offensive bug!

Because you can't prevent his breakthrough, nor can you block his shooting!

"Wichita State's defense was torn apart again, and Chu Han's breakthrough was so sharp!"

"Stepping on the line is two points long! Chu Han doesn't even bother to shoot a three-pointer!"

"Three or two points make no difference to him. His opponents can't defend him!"

"It's Chu Han again! Chu Han intercepted on the defensive end and counterattacked in the frontcourt. Is this ball going to be passed to Zach LaVine on the other side?"

"No, Chu Han chose to do it himself!!"

The two commentators at the scene could no longer explain it.

The offensive and defensive rhythm of this game was too fast, and the score increased significantly beyond people's expectations.

certainly.

This is one-sided.

UCLA's points increase is astonishing, while Wichita State is struggling.

This super dark horse showed its true colors when it met UCLA.

They couldn't find a superstar to stabilize the situation on the offensive end.

There is no defensive backbone that can contain UCLA's scoring momentum on the defensive end.

What’s more, I can’t figure out UCLA’s Super No. 7—Chu Han!

"UCLA is UCLA, and a strong team is a strong team!"

At the end of the half-time game, we looked at the disparity in the scores between the two sides.

The commentator on the sidelines had to say with emotion:

"Wichita State couldn't find a chance to make a comeback in front of UCLA."

"Facts have proven that in the face of absolute strength, an upset is simply an impossible fantasy!"

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