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Chapter 9 I am the God of Three-Pointers!!



Chapter 9 I am the God of Three-Pointers!!

This three-pointer also made UCLA fans, coaches, and substitutes on the sidelines roar.

at last!

It went in!

They couldn't even remember the last time they made a three-pointer.

These kinds of three-pointers aren't difficult to make in the regular season, but after March Madness, every single one becomes incredibly precious.

Well done!

Wow, that's amazing!

[Just submit it!!]

The UCLA fans were shouting.

This was their third three-pointer of the night, which gives you an idea of ​​how bad their shooting was.

"Zeng, well done!" Westbrook shouted to Zeng Zhen, who had not let him down and had seized the opportunity.

"You delivered it well, keep doing it like that." Zeng Zhen nodded.

"Okay!" Westbrook nodded.

Westbrook knew very well that his friend was finally going to prove himself on the court.

"Defense!!" Zeng Zhen took the initiative to go over and pressure OJ Mayo, while Westbrook went to press another guard.

Zeng Zhen's defense now relies more on his talent and past experience!

At this stage, their overwhelming talent was enough to make up for the lack of experience, and Zeng Zhen and Westbrook were both at the same level of intensity.

OJ Mayo's advance was somewhat forced, but he still managed to get past half-court using a series of back-to-the-basket dribbles.

OJ Mayo immediately wanted to take on Zeng Zhen one-on-one. Zeng Zhen's defense wasn't top-notch, but it was still at the level of an NBA starter, and he wasn't afraid of this kind of one-on-one attack.

OJ Mayo repeatedly changed direction in an attempt to shake off Zeng Zhen, but Zeng Zhen managed to keep his position intact while continuously interfering with OJ Mayo.

In the half-court offense, USC used a pick-and-roll system initiated by OJ Mayo and Taj Gibson. When Mayo realized that he couldn't get past Zeng Zhen in one-on-one, he would raise his hand to set a screen.

Taj Gibson came up to block Zeng Zhen, and OJ Mayo took the opportunity to break through on the right. Zeng Zhen did not give up on defense, but used his explosiveness to chase after him from behind. OJ Mayo tried to block Zeng Zhen's position, but Zeng Zhen had a long wingspan and he stole the ball from behind OJ Mayo.

OJ Mayo's height and wingspan are both inferior to Zeng Zhen's.

After Zeng Zhen knocked the ball away, he immediately made a diving tackle to control it.

At this moment, OJ Mayo reacted and quickly tried to steal the ball back, but Zeng Zhen dribbled behind his back and dodged OJ Mayo's lunge.

OJ Mayo didn't give up on defense and continued to chase Zeng Zhen. Zeng Zhen dribbled behind his back and between his legs, then dribbled to his left hand to dodge.

Zeng Zhen fully demonstrated his basic dribbling skills.

Labor's current tactical role is 3D, but that doesn't mean they can't control the ball.

Wow, what did I just see? Zeng actually intercepted the ball from OJ Mayo! This Chinese player's defense is really strong.

[His physical confrontation, use of arm span, and judgment of rhythm are all very precise.]

[Amazing! This guy is a 3D player!]

[The Bruins' surprise weapon! He came out shooting threes and playing defense right away.]

The UCLA fans in the arena roared after Zeng Zhen made the steal!

Zeng Zhen didn't hold onto the ball; instead, he passed it to Westbrook.

Zeng Zhen also wanted to completely control UCLA's offense, but he was rational and knew that the coach did not want him to do so.

Before we can fully establish ourselves, we still need to follow the tactical plan.

Meanwhile, Ben Holland on the sidelines was a bit confused. He felt it was a huge mistake not to bring Zeng Zhen on earlier tonight, and he wanted to put him on the field sooner.

UCLA's offensive continues.

Zeng Zhen positioned himself on the left side of the three-point line, received the ball from Westbrook, and passed it back.

Time was running out for ULCA, so Westbrook decisively launched an attack, calling for a double screen. The Bruins' two big men came up to screen the defenders simultaneously, and Westbrook used his explosive power to take a step to the right and then sprint!

Westbrook's attack forced USC's interior defense to continue collapsing. Almost simultaneously, Love set a screen for Zeng Zhen, who moved from the left three-point line around the free-throw line to the right 30-degree three-point line.

Zeng Zhen had another open shot, and Westbrook, who was inside, drew a double team before passing the ball to him with a backheel flick.

Compared to the first ball, Zeng Zhen was noticeably more relaxed this time. He was ready to receive the ball while running, maintaining the same rhythm as before!

As you catch the ball with both hands, tense your body, and spring your legs up like springs while simultaneously pushing the ball into the air in rhythm!

The basketball was deflected, tracing a beautiful rainbow.

"Whoosh!!"

The basketball pierced the net!

55:49.

Two consecutive three-pointers! This goal completely blew the ULCA fans and coaching staff wild!

In previous games, UCLA consistently employed this drive-and-kick strategy, creating numerous open shots, but they couldn't capitalize on them.

And now we've seized the opportunity.

Zeng Zhen's job on offense is simple: move around, use screens to find opportunities, and then hit those damn open shots!

Completed in one go!!

Keep shooting!

"Well done!!" Coach Ben Holland excitedly patted Zeng Zhen's butt on the sidelines.

If Zeng Zhen doesn't participate in the draft after this year's season, then Ben Holland thinks that Zeng Zhen can be considered a key player to develop next season.

Judging from these two short rounds, Zeng Zhen has the ability to move around and catch and shoot, and he can maintain shooting stability in such big situations. These are all standard features of becoming a top shooter.

With Zeng Zhen scoring 6 consecutive points, the entire USC team quickly tensed up. Coach Chuck yelled at OJ Mayo, "OJ, slow down the pace, don't play too fast, focus on accuracy!!"

"Defensive focus continues to improve!!"

Chuck hopes that USC can maintain the strength it has shown recently.

If we can defend against the opponent for a few rounds and then work hard to score, we can still win the game.

On the field, Zeng Zhen clenched his fist and checked the time and score.

"We need a few more!!"

These two three-point attempts gave Zeng Zhen a full understanding of his current "God of Three-Pointers" form.

This confidence and rhythm in throwing comes naturally as soon as you throw the ball.

USC's attack resumes.

They continued to pass the ball out from the outside, trying to control the game as much as possible.

The 30-second shot clock gave them ample time to adjust, but UCLA increased their defensive intensity once again as they hit a three-pointer from the outside.

In terms of talent, ULCA was clearly superior. OJ Mayo was unable to shake off Zeng Zhen's defense and could only pass the ball to Tajbson at the free-throw line.

Taj Gibson opted for a mid-range shot, which is not his strong suit!

"box!!"

Westbrook leaped up and grabbed the long rebound!

UCLA, let's fight back!!

But the University of Southern California's defense responded quickly, and they swiftly found replacements.

Westbrook accelerated like a sports car with the ball, rushed to the frontcourt, and decisively passed the ball to Zeng Zhen.

Zeng Zhen didn't get a chance to shoot because OJ Mayo closed in and quickly passed the ball back to Westbrook.

Westbrook signaled to press the attack.

Zeng Zhen didn't stop after passing the ball, but continued running. He signaled for Love to set a screen, and Love set another screen for Zeng Zhen at the top of the arc.

Zeng Zhen received the ball at a 45-degree angle on the left side of the three-point line, about 1.5 meters away from the three-point line.

However, OJ Mayo didn't give Zeng Zhen a chance to catch and shoot. He chased after him around the screen. With the current defensive intensity and the USC's vigilance, it was difficult for an open shot to appear.

UCLA fans watched Zeng Zhen on the court with great concern, worried that he wouldn't be able to handle the ball.

Ben Holland, standing on the sidelines, also seemed a little nervous, keeping his eyes fixed on Zeng Zhen.

OJ Mayo's defense was positioned very far forward, leaving no open spaces whatsoever.

Zeng Zhen remained calm, dribbling the ball one step to the right, drawing OJ Mayo's defensive focus before moving it to the left!

A quick step-back to the side, combined with the ball, unleashes a long-range three-pointer from off-beat!

The "God of Three-Pointers" isn't just about catch-and-shoot; he can also shoot while dribbling!

"Don't even think about getting in!!"

OJ Mayo tried to forcefully reverse the rhythm difference with a full-force dive!

Zeng Zhen's shot was extremely fast, and OJ Mayo failed to block it, instead bumping into Zeng Zhen's body.

"Snapped!"

"Beep beep!!"

"Whoosh!!"

Zeng Zhen fell down.

The referee blew the whistle.

And then!

Goal!

Three plus one!

55:52.

With three consecutive three-pointers, Zeng Zhen has a chance to score 10 points in a row!

The UCLA fans and players in the arena erupted in thunderous cheers!!

Zeng Zhen lay calmly on the floor, looking up at the sky above him.

He seemed to see his own future reflected in it!

It was so vast!


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