Finally, at the 80th minute of the first half, Blue Devils coach Roy Brown. Williams made the change first and took down the average-performing Jackie. Manuel, replaced on the bench superstar Marvin. Williams.

And Coach Tom seems to have tasted the sweetness of the two-point guard tactic that helped the team beat the belligerents in the last game, replacing Mark with backup point guard Lance, and continuing to use the used two-point guard lineup.

Marvin. Williams came on to the court to mark Sun Yue, while Felton went to defend Lance, who had just come on the court. Williams' strength as an NCAA coach.

Marvin. Williams is very similar to Sun Yue, he is also a tall and arm-length player, and as a small forward with a height of 2.06 meters, if he defends a small guard like Lance, he may suffer a little bit in terms of foot movement.

But in the face of a point guard like Sun Yue, who is two meters and three meters tall, there is no disadvantage in footsteps, and Marven. Williams has an advantage in weight and confrontation against Sun Yue, so he uses Marven. Williams couldn't have been more appropriate to defend Sun Yue.

Especially in the first eight minutes of the game, Sun Yue used his height advantage to pass and shoot at the head of Felton, who was only 1.85 meters, and scored 4 points and 5 assists in just eight minutes. Williams couldn't bear it anymore and played Marven in advance. Williams is a trump card.

Marvin. Williams' appearance brought a lot of trouble to Sun Yue. Under Williams' constant physical confrontation and the interference of a pair of long arms, Sun Yue was very uncomfortable handling the ball, and handed the ball to Lance more to deal with.

I have to say, Roy. The defensive strategy developed by Williams was successful, and in Marvin. Under Williams' defense, Sun Yue was a little invisible on the field. And Lance, who got the ball, made the old mistake of being prone to brain fever, and under the deliberate lure of the Blue Devils, he was eager to show his Lance, and after taking the ball several times, he chose to force the confrontation and shoot. But under Felton's tight guarding, Lance's shots were basically off the basket.

And replace it with Marven. Williams' Blue Devils lineup has become lighter, and Marvin Brown. Williams and Rashad McContz, the two No. 2 and No. 3 positions, were explosive and good at running and jumping, while the Wolverine's shooting rate plummeted under Reims' constant play, and the Blue Devils frequently played defensive counterattacks to quickly tie or even overtake the score.

The Blues' possession of the ball, Felton and Marvin. Williams two outside players blocked at the top of the arc, and Felton relied on Marvin Brown. Williams' pick-and-roll breaks through to the Wolverines basket.

Out of fear of Felton's long-range shots, defending Marvin. Williams' Claude bypassed the pick-and-roll to defend Felton, and Sun Yue switched to the pick-and-roll Marvin. Williams.

Felton was stuck to death by Claude, and Sun Yue next to him was still eager to break the ball, he knew that there was no chance to break through this time, and a through ball passed the basketball to Sean on the inside. May in her hands.

Sean. May singled out Tuft, both of whom are the heart of the team, but there is no doubt that Sean is the heart of the team. May's strength is stronger, Sean., May added a tentative step with a false shake, opened up a little space for herself, and immediately dribbled to the basket to break through.

Tuft didn't back down, he was eager to prove his worth to everyone, especially Sean. In front of a popular lottery show like May, on the offensive end he has only relied on free throws to score two points so far, and the offensive performance is very average, but on the defensive end, he can't say anything that makes Sean. May easily broke through her own defenses.

"Didi!" On defense Taft defends against Sean. May was too tight and was taken by Sean. May seized the opportunity and took the initiative to find physical contact with Taft, and the two faced off physically. May went down, the referee blew the whistle immediately, and Taft blocked the foul.

Taft has already committed two fouls, and Coach Tom is still hesitant to replace him, thinking about it for a while, in order to ensure the quality of the interior offense and defense, he still let Taft continue to be on the court, and soon he regretted his decision not to replace Taft.

When it was time for the Wolverines to attack, Taft stuck Sean behind him. May reached for the ball, and Taft was more confident in his offense than defensively, and he didn't like the feeling of being scored in front of him and not responding.

Sun Yue in Marven. Williams interfered and passed the ball to Taft, and the rest of the Wolverines team quickly opened up space for Taft to single Sean. May's chance, the players of the Blue Devils did not have the awareness to come over to help the defense, and the players of both teams gave their teams the core of the team a 1vs1 opportunity

Taft leaned against Sean behind him. May, not feeling too strong a confrontational force, thought to Sean. Mei is really a player who is stronger in offense than defense, he saves up enough energy to dribble and lean back, pick up the basketball and turn around to dunk.

But Sean. May in Roy. Williams taught him to lose weight after training frenzies in the summer and defensive prowess with the former Sean. Mei has improved a lot. He didn't let Taft dunk so easily in front of him, but instead of jumping to block Taft, he stood firmly in position and fell backwards with Taft's force when he jumped and dunked.

"Didi" Taft was fouled offensively, and the referee did not open the net to Taft because he had already committed two fouls, but still blew the whistle in his mouth.

Only halfway through the first half, Taft received his third foul, and Coach Tom had to replace him, and the rest of the Wolverine's interior core couldn't return to the court in the first half.

While still regretting that he didn't replace Taft, who had committed two fouls, Coach Tom had to replace the Wolverines with backup power forward John. Armstrong, John. Armstrong usually can't get into the Wolverine's rotation, and he only has a few minutes of playing time in the game, most of which is used as a meat shield, and there is nothing to show at both ends of the offensive and defensive ends.

In the 14th minute of the first half, the Wolves, who had no inner core, fell behind by 10 points at 22:32, and the Memorial Stadium was silent.

Coach Tom quickly called a long timeout, and in the past few minutes, his players had become overwhelmed by what to do on the court.

"Your poor performance on the field just now reminds me of a goat that was hunted by lions on the grassland, and your performance is not worthy of the name of a wolverine." Coach Tom's spit was almost flying into the players' faces, and the Wolverines were all scolding honestly with their heads down.

Sun Yue, who had been silent, walked up to Coach Tom and whispered something in his ear, the expression on Coach Tom's face kept changing, as if he was going to make some difficult decision, and finally he looked at Sun Yue and nodded heavily.