Volume 1 Western Cowboy Chapter 016 What? So easy
The difficulty of the game is just normal...
Over the past period of time, when the Cowboys conducted 5V5 actual combat training, whenever Wayne was not assigned to the same team with Tony Allen, the difficulty of the game was more than just ordinary.
As a result, now, when Wayne faces the opponent's strongest lineup, the difficulty rating is only average?
This...how do you want me to gain growth points?
Wayne was still stunned by the difficulty of the move when the Cowboys' starting center Holmes won the first attack.
"Wayne, let's go!"
Lucas controlled the ball across the midfield line and saw Wayne still standing there in a daze, so he couldn't help but shout at him.
"Ah? Oh, here it comes!" Wayne reacted immediately and ran to the frontcourt.
However, this little episode surprised most of the people who had high expectations for Wayne.
"Is this... is he really the Wayne who beat Rasheed Wallace? I feel like he's nervous as hell."
"This guy is just a fool."
"This was his first time as a starter in the NCAA, and he seemed a little overwhelmed."
Vanderbilt University's head coach Blatt also breathed a sigh of relief. Because he had very little information about Wayne, he did not make any targeted arrangements against Wayne today.
The man who was rumored to have defeated Rasheed Wallace had been making Blatt nervous for days.
He was very worried that this guy would put his team in a passive position.
But now, seeing Wayne so nervous that he stood there in a daze after the opening, Blatt relaxed instantly.
Maybe I was worrying too much.
Just listen to the rumors.
On the Cowboys' first attack, Tony Allen played a pick-and-roll with Wayne.
After Wayne set the screen, he did not move down, but retreated to the three-point line.
This gave Tony Allen a wide space to break through.
In the mid-range, Tony Allen skillfully pulled up and shot a jump shot.
The opponent's defender had no time to interfere, because Teacher Tony was always one step faster than others.
This is the gap .
"brush!"
The basketball went into the net and Tony Allen easily scored the first goal for the Cowboys.
Wayne was still a little uncomfortable watching Tony Allen end the attack in the mid-range.
When I watched the NBA before, Tony Allen only shot a few balls in a game.
His words "I don't understand offense, but you don't have to understand it either" are not an exaggeration, because this guy really has no offense in the NBA.
But at this moment, Wayne felt that Teacher Tony was the second Kobe.
In fact, Tony Allen also believed that he could score in his first few years in the league.
When he was with the Celtics, he was so passionate that he would even take the initiative to help Pierce share the scoring pressure.
He has always believed that he has a superstar "switch" that can take over the game as long as it is turned on.
The result... is obvious.
It was not until he was badly beaten by society that Tony Allen gave up the idea of becoming a superstar and started to play defense honestly.
In an interview with Sports Illustrated in 2013, Tony Allen admitted: "It was Doc Rivers who made me realize that the switch to become a superstar does not actually exist."
So, at this time, Teacher Tony was not the defensive maniac he would become in the future. He also had his own aspirations for his offense.
On the next possession, Vanderbilt University prepared to have its shooting guard return the favor.
Wayne heard that the opponent's shooting guard was also a star in the team who could score nearly 20 points per game.
But the angry Tony Allen used his super strong confrontation ability to force the opponent to make a dribbling error.
Although Teacher Tony is usually very gentle, he becomes extremely angry once he gets on the court.
It seems like it will pounce on you and tear you to pieces at any time.
Just like that, before the opponent could even use any tricks, the ball was snatched away by Tony Allen.
"What the hell is this!" Wayne complained. Did he just run back and forth? Before he even stood firm, the defense was already successful.
Tony Allen made a steal and then went on a fast break. His athleticism is unmatched in this level of competition.
Stepping one step into the free throw line, Teacher Tony suddenly jumped into the air and blew up the whole court with a tomahawk slam dunk.
"Nice dunk, he is worthy of being the trump card of the Cowboys! He is like the protagonist who walked out of a western movie, and every shot is deadly!" On the sidelines, Doug Gotley, the commentator of the Cowboys, raised his arms.
"I heard that Tony has attracted the attention of many NBA teams. As the most successful junior college to undergraduate player today, Tony's ability is really not on the same level as others ."
In the stands, a round-headed man stroked his chin and wrote a sentence in his notebook: "His ambition, concentration, confidence and competitive spirit will help him grow into an outstanding player."
The ABC commentator named Doc Rivers is looking for material for his NCAA blog for the new season.
After this, Tony Allen completely dominated the game.
Wayne didn't know what he was doing here, because Teacher Tony handled everything almost by himself.
His offense is unmatched, and his defense makes the opposing shooting guards miserable.
In just a few minutes, the Cowboys outscored Vanderbilt University 12 to 2.
Among them, Tony Allen alone accounted for 8 of the 12 points...
"Oh my God, Tony just does whatever he wants in a game like this!" Sean Sutton opened his mouth wide.
He firmly believed from the beginning that Tony Allen could beat the opposing shooting guard, but he didn't expect it to be such a massacre-like victory.
"It seems that those guys who make draft predictions should raise Tony's draft pick. Can you believe it, Sean? Even though Tony is already a senior, he hasn't settled into his current form yet. He's still improving!" Eddie Sutton didn't expect the result to be like this.
Originally, this game was a test for both Wayne and Tony Allen, but as it stands now, Tony Allen has completed the test.
Because this game was too easy for Tony Allen.
The team was pinned to the ground at the start of the game, forcing Vanderbilt University to call a timeout.
Tony Allen walked off the court amid the cheers of the crowd, with the aura of a superstar shining around him.
It’s true that anyone who has a chance to survive in the NBA was a tough guy who was not easy to mess with in college.
"Tony, well done." After the players left the field, old Sutton was the first to praise his star defender.
"That's what I should do, coach." Tony Allen disagreed. For him, there was nothing exciting about defeating such a mediocre opponent.
"I'm proud of you, Tony. Okay, next, I'll let you rest for a few minutes. Warren, you will replace Tony and we have to continue to suppress him."
Although Sutton said that he wanted Tony Allen to rest for a while, in fact, he no longer wanted Tony Allen to continue playing.
There is no point for Tony Allen to continue playing in such a game.
Now he should be able to display his strength in higher-level competitions.
So, Sutton took Tony Allen down under the guise of resting him.
So now, the most anticipated person in this game is Wayne.
"Wayne." After Sutton made the substitution, he looked away from Tony.
"I'm here, coach."
"Next, start with defense and don't let them catch up easily. Do you understand?"
"Understood." Wayne nodded, and it was his turn to perform!
When the game resumed, people found that the Cowboys had replaced Tony Allen early, which surprised everyone a little .
How much do you despise Vanderbilt University?
But with Tony Allen removed, who can the Cowboys rely on to widen the gap?
The Vanderbilt University players were also angry. Damn, their star player was replaced just a few minutes into the game. Who would like the feeling of being ignored?
They were determined to make the Cowboys pay for their arrogance.
"Frejie, you take the lead next! Take care of that Chinese guy, he's not as strong as he looks!"
After the timeout, Blatt did not forget to shout loudly to Matt Frege .
The white striker, who is one-quarter Lebanese, moved his shoulders. Now, he can finally show his skills!
The game started again, and this time Freje sat directly in the three-second zone and actively competed with Wayne for position.
He suddenly became active in this round, completely different from his state in the previous few minutes.
Wayne knew that this guy was about to start exerting his strength.
The war between inside players often begins before they touch the ball.
Positioning, collisions, rough confrontations, the most primitive fighting... These scenes may not appear in the camera, but they are what the inside players experience in every round.
Wayne suffered a lot in the process of wrestling with Frege. There is no way, strength is something that you can't win if you can't fight.
12 pounds of meat, if you have less, it’s less.
This most simple and brutal confrontation has always been so cruel.
After finding a favorable offensive position, Freje raised his hand to ask his teammates for the ball.
Because he knew very little about Wayne, Freje was very wary of Wayne at first.
But now after this round of confrontation, Freje was at least certain of one thing - he had an overwhelming advantage in strength and physique!
Freje is a technical power forward who rarely uses such a simple and crude way to attack.
But today he finally met someone who was easy to bully, and Freje must be very happy.
After getting the basketball, Freje took two steps back, and Wayne was retreating step by step.
Seeing that the position was deep enough, Freje suddenly withdrew his strength and made a turnaround jump shot from close range.
"What? So easy. I thought this guy was so awesome." In the air, Freje confidently pushed the ball out.
He felt that this shot was very good and there was a nine out of ten chance that he would score!
Well, if he had seen how Wayne blocked Wallace, he wouldn't be so optimistic.
Just as Freje threw the ball, he noticed a big hand slowly rising from below his sight, and it was positioned between the basketball and the basket.
"this!?"
“Bang!”
The basketball made a crisp sound and flew out of bounds, hitting Fraser's head.
Fraser landed on his feet. He, who had just been so complacent, suddenly broke out in a cold sweat.
"What? So easy." Wayne muttered and shook his hands. Now it was his turn to complain.
After being crushed to the basket, Wayne thought he was dead.
Unexpectedly, Freje was as ferocious as a tiger in operation, but he looked like an idiot.
Do you really think that a turnaround jump shot that is so slow and has such a low release point can score over my head?
Innocent.
"Shot blocked, growth points +5."
"Tsk, it's just a small expense again. What's the point?" Looking at the system prompt in front of him, Wayne really couldn't be happy.
However, Wayne's cold face put tremendous psychological pressure on Frege.
Is this... the king's contempt?
The mentality of Vanderbilt University's leading forward began to break down.
