And so on, the drift jump shot has three shooting methods after subdivision, namely, one is the drift back shot, the other is the drift folding shot, and the other is the drift twist shot.

Michael Jordan's big step-back jumper is all in the process of big jumps, with obvious back-back, before the defender reaches the high point, he shoots quickly, which is unguardable!

Of course, the backward jumper used by Jordan in the later stage of his career did not rely on staying in the air, but on the speed of the bounce.

The same is true for Kobe.

Relatively speaking, feints and ultra-fast small take-offs save physical strength and are more efficient!

Usilis's drifting shots are all after reaching the high point, then leaning back, opening up the air distance gap with the defender, and then calmly shooting.

Comparatively speaking, the former shot is a little faster, while the latter is a little less difficult, leaving time for the defender to adjust his defensive moves in the air.

Although Usiris thought of this, he did not have time to work on his waist back, waist folding, or waist twisting.

Let's get back to the point.

Maddie fell, and the game continued.

Marcus grabbed the rebound and held it in his arms.

Trony hurriedly stepped forward to intercept it.

Marcus is not good at long passes, so he can only throw the basketball hard into his front court with a high lob in a hurry.

The ball rotates and the home team attacks.

Michael Jordan immediately gave up on defense, regardless of Maddy's actions, and rushed towards his own frontcourt.

The other players also rushed to the attacking half.

The home team played all kinds of fancy runs, scurrying from place to place, and set off towards their familiar shooting spots; The away players, on the other hand, are entangled, snuggling as close as they can, going around the front as they can, and constantly hitting the opposing defender with their shoulders to prevent them from accelerating.

Maddie also hurriedly turned around and went after Michael Jordan.

At this time, in the frontcourt, only Usilis and Ewing remained.

Usyris had a certain advantage in speed against Ewing, sprinting in succession, and near the three-point line, he took a big jump and grabbed the basketball with both hands.

Marcus' long passing skills are really terrible, and the basketball is too fast on the move.

The basketball flew away from Usilis's hand, bounced off the ground with a blow, and continued to rush forward.

Ewing was in the open seat and grabbed the basketball with a smile.

Usilis hurried forward to steal.

The offense and defense rotated again, and the away team attacked.

The home and away players immediately switched from attacking to defending and played switchback running.

Ewing made a big turn and got rid of Usyris's gambling steal, and a low-arc through ball passed the basketball to Maddie in the left waist position.

Within the offensive half, a two-on-one situation evolved.

Maddie dribbles the ball and Tronney against Marcus alone.

Marcus hurried up to defend Maddy's shot.

After a pass, Trony showed off an aerial relay in the open space.

The pace was fast, very fast, and within a single round, the offense and defense rotated three times.

Offense and defense rotate, and the home team serves.

Sprewell rushed over, quickly picked up the basketball, and immediately sent a baseline shot.

The home and away players immediately took their positions and began to sprint forward and run back again.

That's the pace of the NBA, and no one waits for you to be in a position or a good position before serving.

Fast! Fast! Fast!

Again and again fast serve, again and again offensive and defensive rotation, again and again close entanglement, again and again switchback and running, again and again efficient attack, again and again tactical formation.

This way of playing, the pace is extremely fast, and it is naturally very intense, which is not comparable to the NCAA and the International Basketball League!

Marbury dribbled the ball back to the court.

The away players actually gave up on defending.

Usyris is at a 90-degree angle outside the three-point line.

Ewing was behind Usiris and came with a heavy pressure close defense.

Maddy and Marcus were defending at 75-degree and 105-degree angles from beyond the three-point line, respectively.

Tronny was behind Maddy, stuck at a 45-degree angle from the three-point line, ready to block and cover for Usyris.

Sprewell carried the basket in the left midfield, and Charlie Ward went around the front defense.

Michael Jordan was in the right midfield position with the basket on his back, and Alan Houston was defending in front of him.

As long as fans who know a little bit of basketball common sense can see that this is a standard "pocket array".

In this case, once Usilis receives the ball, he will face Ewing, Maddy, and Marcus on three sides.

There are only two ways for him to break this dilemma, one is to play high lob and pass the basketball to the basket penalty area; The other is to complete the attack on your own.

Drift shots, back-to-back singles, fancy passes, are basically restricted.

If Usilis jumps to the left, he will 100% hit Maddie.

If Usyris jumps backwards, he will 100% hit Marcus.

It's one of the most stubborn defensive formations in the "Jordan's Rule", and it's either locked in it or a legend is born.

Usilis has broken the blockade of the "Half Pocket Array" with a drifting jumper, and this time it is indeed a huge test to face the full version of the "Pocket Array"!

Any player who has passed the test of the "half-pocket array" is qualified to be called a superstar.

The former Michael Jordan has encountered the full version of the "pocket array" many times, thus training the invincible "large step-back jump shot" that is invincible in the world.

Whether today's Usilis can continue the myth of Michael Jordan is waiting to be seen.

The answer will be known in 20 rounds!

20 rounds, offensive and defensive rotations, 10 offensive opportunities, and hit percentage is everything.

The visiting coaching staff has set up a defensive tactic that the visiting players will faithfully implement until one side can't bear it anymore and will be the first to change formation.

Larry Brown and John Thompson Jr. shouted at the same time, "Unlimited fire, all pass to Ussy!" ”

Kenny Smith yelled from the commentary box, "Usy, attack!" Break this damn "pocket array"! “

Reg-Essric also waved his fists and cheered for his disciples!

Inside and outside the stadium, fans shouted the same sentence.

"Ussi, attack!"

"Ussi, attack!"

"Ussi, attack!"

Usilis had already figured out how to attack.

In the face of the three-sided encirclement of the "pocket array" outside the three-point line, there are only three ways to attack, one is to turn around and step back, one is to hook outside the three-point line, and the other is to step back to make a jumper.