"Okay, like this, we played well, just 6 points behind, we can catch up."

"We need to continue the defense in the first half. Yes, we can't let UCLA fight back, we must be defensive."

"Also, Dwyane, we need you in the second half, and others will open up space for you and pass the ball without a chance."

...

Marquette University is making final arrangements, and UCLA also has arrangements.

"At the beginning of the second half, let's finish the game."

"Occurrence, offense, don't hesitate, believe in yourself, we can defeat our opponents."

...

Everyone understands that when the game comes to the second half, it will be the real decisive battle.

As for who is the final winner, it depends on the performance of the 10 players on the court.

The atmosphere on the scene became more and more intense, especially as the players stepped onto the court.

The first attack at the beginning was launched by Marquette University, but this time, Wade did not receive the ball as soon as possible.

It seems that the coach of Marquette University also understands that it is definitely not possible to just let Wade fight.

Not to mention anything else, once the physical energy is consumed too much, what will you fight when it comes to the decisive battle?

Travis chose to pick-and-roll with Robert, and through the pick-and-roll, he found a chance to break through.

It's a pity that he is not Wade after all. Once Wade enters the inside, he can immediately change UCLA's defense.

Travis, who broke to the bottom line, chose to pass back, but unfortunately, Wade was seen very hard and the ball fell into Todd's hands.

Facing Chen Mo, Todd chose a mid-range jump shot. Unfortunately, he obviously didn't have a shot when he made the third shot in the game, and he was outrageously biased.

Hollins grabbed the rebound and handed it to Chen Mo. Chen Mo launched a fast break, but Marquette University was prepared for it.

Only when the players on both sides fell into the position did Chen Mo hand over the ball to Cedric.

At this time, the two of them were very interesting, one left and one right, standing at a 60-degree angle outside the three-point line.

Cedric waved and signaled Hollins to pick-and-roll, so Hollins naturally ran over as soon as possible.

Robert quickly followed, but only came to the free throw line. This was Marquette's tactic. He tried not to let him go out, but to protect the inside.

Of course, if Chen Mo wants a pick-and-roll, he must be on guard to prevent Chen Mo from throwing three points directly.

As for Cedric, Marquette did detailed research before the game, just defend his breakthrough.

Just as Hollins was about to pick-and-roll for Cyderick, he suddenly turned around and blocked Todd Donsend.

At this time, Chen Mo had already taken two steps to the side, so that Todd Donsend was blocked.

At this time, Cyderick's pass just fell into Chen Mo's hand. If you have anything to hesitate about in the large open space, just throw it!

Facing Robert's belated block, Chen Mo made a three-pointer.

51:42

This is a tactic specially arranged by Coach Steve in the midfield to open up the situation as soon as possible at the beginning.

The score difference was widened to 9 points, which is already a not-small score difference.

On the basketball court, there are two points that are very important, namely 5 points and 10 points.

To be honest, the gap within 5 points is not considered a gap unless it is at the last moment.

After all, there is only one ball, or the difference between two balls, which is easy to smooth out in the next round.

Only a gap of more than 5 points can be called a lead. Even if you make a mistake once or twice, you can still maintain the lead in the score.

If you have more than 10 points, you can be considered as establishing a certain winning streak. After all, it is not that easy to chase 10 points in a row unless you make a mistake.

Moreover, once the score difference is widened to more than 10 points, it will have a great impact on the players' psychology and poor students.

Teams that chase points have always worked very hard. After all, this is not just the pressure on the court, but also the psychological pressure.

So when we saw the score widened to 9 points, not only Marquette University's coaching staff, but also the players on the court, were all nervous.

Just now, even Wade, who was about to take a breath, stood up and asked very strongly.

He also understood that this goal must be scored!

Wade broke through with the ball, and the speed was fine. He relied on the defensive players and used his strength to play.

As we were about to enter the three-second zone, at this moment, a figure suddenly rushed over.

Double-team!

That's right, it was Chen Mo who chose to double-team Wade in advance.

As for why?

Because the coach gave Chen Mo great authority, he was able to give up his defensive thinking and take assisted defense.

As for why you choose this time?

Chen Mo couldn't explain it clearly, so he felt that double-teaming was the best at this time and the opportunity was very good.

It's true that his sudden double-team really made Wade stunned and did not pass the ball as soon as possible.

Chen Mo was quick-eyed and quick-handed, and cut off the ball directly and immediately launched a counterattack.

Not to mention Marquette University, even UCLA players didn't react and watched Chen Mo's single fast attack.

Chen Mo was stunned, no one was chasing him, so he simply took a super battle axe buckle that jumped 10cm.

Well, in order to make the button stronger, it really hurts to hit the palm on the ring.

53:42

No one expected that UCLA scored a 5:0 at the beginning, directly expanding the gap to 11 points.

At this time, many fans realized that Marquette University has Dwyane Wade, but UCLA has Chen Mo!

Marquette called the timeout immediately. It would be impossible not to call, and the next goal must be scored.

"Are you going home to fish?"

"Pull me up and defend, how many times have I said, focus on defense!"

"And, Dwyane, you have to trust your teammates, without them, you can't win the game."

...

All the coaches are big trolls, and Marquette University coaches are no exception. This makes everyone squirting.

Don’t look at being scolded, but the players who were worried about losing the game just now were a little relieved.

Back to the game, this time, Wade still broke through with the ball. Seeing Hollins double-teaming over, he immediately passed the ball.

UCLA has done well enough to miss Robert, and this attack range is limited to the big center in the reasonable collision zone.

Robert hesitated for a moment and chose to take action, but in the end... he hit the middle distance.

53:43

There is a factor of luck, but the same is true for UCLA bet that he failed to win, which also depends on luck.

After Robert hit two consecutive goals, UCLA couldn't sit idly by and could definitely not let him go.

Just when Chen Mo and Capono chose to make up for defense, Robert's ball could also be passed out in time.

Nowak lived up to expectations and finally threw it into the second half, Marquette's first three-pointer.

Chen Mo was not willing to be outdone and relied on covers to get a three-pointer through running.

After hitting two consecutive three-pointers, he used the threat of three-pointers to break through and organized the offense well.

The Flash is worthy of being the Flash. After his teammates bought him a rest time, he showed his power again.
Chapter completed!