The Bank of America Arena is boiling.

The live broadcast raised his voice again and again, shouting: "fei Lu......"

Lu Fei's dunk made people's blood boil, but his shooting made the opponent's heart cold.

He was like a cold-blooded killer on the pitch, running tirelessly, using the cover of his teammates again and again to shake off his defenders.

Catch, shoot.

"Huh!"

Catch, shoot.

"Huh!"

The Bobcats found that their defensive Nate Robinson went from being a scorer to the Huskies' assist leader.

"Defend! Defend me against number 10! Mick Durham shouted from the sidelines.

His roar was like a dying throes on the verge of despair.

The Bobcats team members tried their best to chase after Lu Fei, desperately bypassing every cover, but they could only helplessly watch the basketball fly over their heads and fly towards their own basket.

"Oh my God, Lu made another three-pointer, his fifth three-pointer of the half. His shot was like a sword from Darkamos, stabbing the Bobcats in the wound and I'm looking forward to seeing what the Chinese player can do in the second half. ”

With the words of the broadcast, the halftime ended, and the score stayed at 50:27

Lu Fei took the water handed over by the staff, sat on the bench and gasped, sweat dripping onto the floor like a broken thread.

Whether he's partnering with Nate Robinson in the backcourt or with Wilconroy in the final two minutes, he's always been able to pinpoint the weaknesses of the opposition's defensive formation and then complete a series of catch-and-shoot moves.

In the half, seven minutes, he scored a team-high 18 points on 5-of-7 three-point shooting.

Gu Tang and Father Chen chanted Lu Fei's name along with the audience, and watched them walk into the lounge.

The Bobcats were a bit frustrated, and they really couldn't figure out how to defend a player who didn't dribble at all, but caught the ball and shot.

The Huskies were tactically set up indoors, and the players were fighting, but Nate Robinson was a little upset.

He played five minutes and had only five points and four assists.

Lu Fei walked over and touched his shoulder: "Nate, thank you!" ”

Nate Robinson was stunned for a moment, "Thank me for what?" ”

Lu Fei said with a smile: "If you hadn't attracted their firepower, how could I have shot so easily, in the second half, Will and I will feed you the ball with all our might, you just need to be responsible for attacking with all your strength!" ”

"Ah...... Really? Nate Robinson was overjoyed, but then thought, "Will the coach agree?" ”

"Don't worry, he'll arrange it this way."

Lu Fei looked at Lorenzo Romahr, who walked in from the lounge, and said.

Lorenzo Roma coughed lightly, tapped his fingers on the tactical board, and said: "Everyone played well in the first half, but ...... Lu, you didn't execute the Flex I arranged, which I think you should pay attention to next time. ”

Although Lu Fei also played the gap between the opponent's untimely change of defense, his shooting options were mostly outside the three-point line, which was different from the choice of Flex offensive tactical endpoints at that time.

However, because Lu Fei was indeed in an excellent position every time at that time, Lorenzo Roma could not blame him for having a problem with his choice, so he could only reluctantly remind him to pay attention.

Lu Fei nodded.

He knows it's a difference in the times, Flex is actually quite a templated tactic, the template is that the opponent knows exactly what you have to do, and the reason why this tactic is difficult to defend is all about the individual ability of the executing player and the finishing ability.

The finishing ability is different, and in everyone's perception at the time, the closer you get to the basket, the higher the shooting rate, so the choice of tactical finishing will be to hit the basket, whether it is an empty cut or a reverse run, all for the purpose of finishing under the basket.

Even if they choose to shoot in the middle of the range, they mostly choose the elbow area as the shooting point of the mid-range shot, and there are very few ways to pull the Flex offense outside the three-point line like Lu Fei.

This style of play reminds Lorenzo Roma of the tactics of Denver Nuggets head coach D'Antoni three years ago.

Unfortunately, in just one year, Denver didn't give D'Antoni a chance to try – the results were too poor.

"In the second half, Lu continues to play, the opponent will definitely defend Lu to the death, Lu changes to play organizational guard, Nate you play scoring guard, Brandon plays small forward, Nate and Brandon you have to use the cover of the inside line to constantly cut into the air, Lu can you organize well?"

"No problem." Lu Fei nodded, to put it bluntly, he still implemented the Flex offensive tactics at the beginning, and just replaced Wilcon Roy with himself.

The reason why he chose to let Lu Fei play at the beginning of the second half was actually to use Lu Fei to attract firepower.

Mick Durham will definitely arrange for his players to defend Lu Fei tightly, and that's when Nate and Brandon shoot.

At the start of the second half, Mick Durham noticed that something was wrong.

In the first half, the Asian player who was as accurate as an ICBM and never dribbled the ball once, actually switched to playmaking guard?

Could it be that this guy is still a two-way guard?

He suppressed the uneasiness in his heart and decided to take a look.

Lu Fei controlled the ball over half the court, the opponent's guard Jason Eriksen stared at him tightly, and Pete Conway, who was not far away, was also cautiously preparing to make up for the defense, Lu Fei saw a purple shadow start from the bottom line, and his hand raised the ball to the basket, and the purple figure had reached the ground, grabbed the ball in the air and smashed the ball into the basket.

"Inside...... Special ......" loud roar in the broadcast.

Nate Robinson stood under the basket and pounded his chest with his hands.

Pete Conway hit Nate Robinson on his back, hit twice and found that he couldn't hold up this little man who was only 5 feet 9 inches, so he could only pass the ball back to Jason Erikson to reorganize, the ball flew in the air before it reached Jason Erickson's hand, it was broken off by Lu Fei, the basketball flew out of bounds, Lu Fei flew to save the ball, threw the basketball from behind him to the front court, Brandon Roy slapped the horse and arrived, grabbed the basketball and rushed to the basket in two steps to fly and dunk.

A few rounds later, Bobcats coach Mick Durham realized that he shouldn't have looked at it in the first place.

By the time he called a timeout, the score had become 61:29.

Lorenzo Roma is so angry, I fucking told you to play Flex tactics, what kind of thing are you fighting me?

Taking advantage of the pause, he replaced Wilcon Roy and pressed Lu Fei to the bench.

"Coach, I want to play your tactics, but the opponent's defense is too many holes, and there is that steal, I can't help but save the ball, right?" Lu Fei helplessly spread his hands.

Brandon Roy patted Lu Fei on the shoulder, expressing deep sympathy.

Nate Robinson laughed.

Anthony Washington said with a serious face that what Lu said made sense.

Lorenzo Roma's nose was crooked.

After playing for so long, Lorenzo Roma found that except for the tactics executed at the beginning of the game, which were the tactics he arranged, since Lu Fei came on the field, what he played had nothing to do with him at all.

What's the point of this head coach being a!