Most players wouldn't dare dribble in front of Burrell.

Burrell's habit is to use his strong body to actively fight, and then cut the ball when the opponent is unable to parry.

This time on defense, Burrell was ready to repeat his same tactics.

If he could steal Shay once, Burrell would have regained his face.

But as soon as he got close to Shay, Shay knocked the ball to the ground.

The basketball passed through Burrell's crotch. At the same time, Shea turned around Burrell, went behind him and just caught the basketball, successfully completing a fancy crotch pass!

Carlisle's hand softened and the notebook fell to the ground.

This guy...is completely treating the NCAA like a street court!

I thought Shay was just relying on his body, but he didn't know that his skills were so superb.

When he first watched Shay hit the side of the backboard crazily during his shooting warm-up, Carlisle asserted that Shay's basic basketball skills were poor.

You can tell by looking at his shooting form that Shay must have only been exposed to basketball for a short time.

He also wrote in his notebook that "basic skills are very poor."

But at this time, this extremely smooth turn and crotch break Carlisle's understanding of Shay.

If the basic skills are very poor, it is impossible to perform such movements as you wish in high-intensity confrontations.

Carlisle picked up his notebook and crossed out the item "Basic skills are poor."

After much deliberation, I changed it to: "Basic skills fluctuate greatly!"

Shea teased Burrell in an extremely fancy way, which earned the audience a shout of exclamation.

First he knocked Burrell away forcefully, and now he played with her through his crotch.

Shay is clearly crushing his opponent!

After passing Burrell, facing the Huskies' shrinking defense, Shea passed the ball to Churchwell who was ambushing in the bottom corner.

Churchwell's three-point shooting was very stable, and as expected, it was a very crisp shot.

Although he didn't get an assist, Shay's pass just now caused tons of damage to Burrell.

It was a long rebound, and it just flew to an area that neither Mourning nor Mutombo could control.

The rebound was taken away by the Huskies. Chris Smith immediately counterattacked after receiving the basketball!

In addition to his accurate shooting, he is also a good counterattacker and extremely fast.

After walking through the chaotic midfield, Smith thought he had left everyone behind.

But when he looked up, Shay had unexpectedly reached his own three-point line!

The moment Shay saw Churchwell striking iron, he started running back.

He may not be as fast as Smith in absolute terms, but Shay has great strides.

With the speed that had just increased to 75 and his long legs, Shay ran back in a matter of seconds.

Smith didn't expect Shay to retreat so quickly, but he didn't slow down, but rushed straight towards Shay!

These two point guards began their first duel!

Chris Smith not only wanted to get a layup, but also wanted to actively seek confrontation and hit a 21, so he rushed very resolutely.

Shay saw Smith rushing toward him blankly, so he stopped in the three-second zone, faced his opponent, and raised his arms high.

Smith swooped into the penalty area and bumped into Shay.

However, what happened next was shocking. Smith, who took the initiative to bump into Shay, was actually ejected by Shay who was standing completely motionless!

It really bounced off. The moment Smith hit Shay, his feet were off the ground and he fell half a meter away.

Smith didn't even know what happened. He seemed to have hit a wall just now.

The referee immediately blew the whistle, and Chris Smith let out a big sigh of relief.

Fortunately, I got a foul, otherwise I would have been embarrassed to death this round.

The referee did call a foul, but it was not called a foul on Shay, but on Chris Smith for hitting someone with the ball!

Everyone in Smith was dumbfounded. It was me who was knocked away. It was me. I was the victim!

It's so funny, Shay had already stood in his position just now, not moving at all, and his hands were still raised high.

It can be said that the defense is very clean.

The person who was hit was Shea, but Smith didn't win.

Shay shrugged at Smith who was sitting on the ground: "Hey Smith, what are you doing sitting on the ground?"

Mourning realized that he was wrong again. Burrell will not be the only one whose mentality will collapse today.

Shay, this guy, is preparing to play two games today!

Shea simply stood still and defended, but Carlisle made crazy notes in the stands.

"The confrontation ability has reached the NBA level, and he can participate in the draft at any time! He and Coleman might really be able to do something!"

Carlisle discovered that he had been terribly wrong before. Owens's loss to Shay was definitely not due to a bad touch.

This Chinese magician’s ability far exceeds his imagination!


Chapter completed!