He seems to have forgotten that Wayne has always been a light inside man, and his movement speed has always been his selling point.

The basketball was slapped onto the backboard and rebounded, and was grabbed by Dee Brown.

With quick eyes and quick hands, Brown transferred the ball to James Augustine, who was being let go at the top of the arc outside the three-point line.

As soon as Augustine lifted the basketball, he saw Wayne rushing towards him as if he was desperate.

"Don't come over here, don't!" Augustin was extremely afraid of Wayne's block, so he shot the ball very hastily.

But in fact, Wayne was still several steps away.

Therefore, psychological quality is also very important.

Augustine's "little heart" was written into the scouting report, which shows how obvious this shortcoming is.

Augustin's shot was high and floating, and it hit the neck of the basket directly.

Wayne, who originally rushed out to block Augustin, did not turn back to protect the rebound, but took advantage of the situation and ran directly towards the frontcourt!

Joey Graham grabbed the rebound and looked up.

Usually, he rushes in front and Wayne passes the ball to him.

Today, it's his turn to assist Wayne!

Graham raised his arm and threw the ball directly forward.

The ball was passed very high, almost tailor-made for Wayne.

Wayne received the basketball from outside the 45° three-point line on the right side and stopped.

Augustine, who was chasing Wayne, also came to a sudden stop and he really didn't dare to let go.

Just when everyone thought Wayne would catch up and shoot a three-pointer, he threw the ball directly into the air.

Tony Allen, who cut in from the middle, jumped up like a rocket, grabbed the basketball in the air, and formed aerial coordination with Wayne.

Because Wayne pulled Augustin out, the Warriors' interior was completely empty.

Tony easily dunked and completed the go-ahead!

The entire offensive process only took two passes!

Weber couldn't help but turn his head and glance at the old Sutton in the other half, only to find that the old Sutton was smiling at him.

Isn't it just run and gun? Who doesn't know how to play a fast-paced offense?

The Cowboys' configuration is not incapable of running a fast-paced offense! As long as Wayne is the central axis, it can be easily accomplished.

Weber looked at Sutton with a smirk on his face and patted his head.

What an old gangster!

Wayne and Tony bumped fists again, and the two Ohio State boys continued to shine!

At the same time, Wayne also found that he seemed to be more comfortable in this fast-paced offense and defense with a style close to the future?

Well, from now on, please call me Future Warrior!
Chapter completed!