In the first half, Georgetown was completely blown out by Duke, last season's overall runner-up.

Leitner's power was well known, but no one thought of Grant. Hill, a first-year rookie, can also burst out with that much energy.

He can do almost anything on the pitch and has an elegant touch.

He seems to be a handsome knight on a white horse in a fairy tale, who can easily kill a "big old villain" like Georgetown.

As the second half of the game was about to begin, Leitner did not warm up directly, but sat on a chair with his hands pillowed in his training jacket.

It looked like he really wasn't going to play again in the second half.

Also, if you want to chase 18 points in 20 minutes, it is indeed not easy in this era when three-point shooting has not yet become popular.

At least it wasn't easy for Georgetown, whose top scorer, Mourning, played just like that in the first half, and even Mutombo didn't make much difference in the second half.

After all, Mutombo is not known for scoring.

However, after the start of the second half, Georgetown's lineup was a big surprise.

John. Instead of falling behind, Thompson went on to Mourning, but he also played an Asian that no one had seen before.

"Who's that number 23?"

"What's the situation? He can really play. ”

"I'm sure Georgetown didn't have that guy on the roster last season!"

All the scouts looked at each other, and now there are only two possibilities:

First, John. Thompson was really rotten, so he casually changed the water cooler manager to come up and feel the atmosphere of the game.

Second, the Asian was key to Georgetown's comeback victory.

Nine out of ten scouts think it's the first case.

As for why they all gave up the game and went to Mutombo, that guy John. Is Thompson shameless as a champion coach?

The goddess has to pretend to be reserved and say "don't" after you knock it down, John. Thompson must have to pretend to rebel too.

The game restarted with the future NCAA all-time assist champion Bobby. Hurley possessed the ball past halftime.

In charge of defending him was Charles. Harrison, Georgetown University's starting point guard.

Hurley thought it was a little strange because in the second half, Georgetown University didn't have a point guard on the court.

Although this Harrison is the height of a point guard, he is a pitcher without the ball, and he can't handle the ball at all.

Don't just point guard, Georgetown is really messy.

One of the most distinctive points on the defensive end of Duke University is the extremely tough full-court pressing, Georgetown's non-point guard lineup, I'm afraid it's not half time!

Without much thought, now that there is no Leitner on the court, Hurley's first reaction on the offensive end is naturally to find Grant. Hill.

Grant. Hill is trying to get rid of Georgetown's 23 defense, and this 23 sticks tightly as soon as it comes up, making Hill a little uncomfortable.

But Hill still managed to shake off the opponent through a beautiful counterrun, and Hurley didn't hesitate even a fraction of a second when he saw the opportunity, and passed the ball over at the right time!

Hurley thought that this time Hill would be able to easily catch the basketball, and then catch the ball and shoot at the free throw line.

But just as Hill was about to receive the basketball, Hurley saw that the No. 23 Asian stretched out his hand, and actually touched the ball one step ahead of Hill when he was behind Hill!

Shay didn't give up after being thrown away, but continued to chase after Hill and eventually used his reach advantage to successfully destroy the pass!

The basketball is knocked out by Shay, and Hill doesn't get it.

However, Shay is also unlikely to catch the pass with one hand, he just slapped the basketball, and the basketball flew out of bounds, and if it went out of bounds, it was still Duke's possession.

Everyone was waiting for the basketball to fly out of bounds, except Shay, who, like an old ruffian who saw a beautiful woman, ran towards the basketball with all his milking energy!

It was impossible for the basketball to be caught up, but Shay's long arm fished it out, and it was really just enough to reach the basketball and fish the ball back into bounds.

Charles. Harrison saw this situation and immediately activated, and he reacted quickly to receive the rescued ball, and George City forced Duke to make a mistake as soon as he came up in the second half!

The ball was saved, but Shay couldn't stop the car. He had just rushed forward at full speed, so the inertia was so great that he couldn't stop at all, and crashed into the commentary table.

The on-site commentators thought that Shay was about to crash into the commentary platform, but when he was about to collide with it, Shay jumped on both legs and planned to fly over the technical platform.

But Shay jumped a little far, so he didn't fly over the tech desk when he jumped up, but stood on the edge of the tech table.

The edge of the technical desk was so narrow, Shay must not be able to stand steadily, and the whole person was tilted to the right.

So I could only follow the direction of the center of gravity and stumble a few steps on the edge of the technical table like a tightrope.

Then he fell on a beautiful murderous young lady next to the technical table.

Because there were no other spectators at the scene today, it is highly likely that this female fan is a member of the Duclara team.

The Mourning people are stupid, can they still operate like this?

Shay is a master!

Before Lightner bombarded Georgetown, Shay was already a female fan of you!

A rich milky smell poured into Shay's nostrils, but he was the kind of person who coveted women.

Shay was only thinking about the game, and without saying a word, he stood up with the ball of the female fan in one hand and ran towards the court.

One ball on the field, one ball off the field.

True point guard!

But as soon as Shay returned to the court, he found that the team's Harrison had already made a layup through a fast-break counterattack, and Shay had nothing to do on the offensive end.

Shay regrets it, you said you had already done it, and I would have to bury myself in that gentle country for a while.

Don't say it, although Shay had a lot of twists and turns as soon as he got on the court, and he trampled Duke's technical desk into a mess.

But he did a solid job of guarding against Grant. Hill also forced Hurley, who has always been known for his steadiness, to make mistakes.

Grant. Hill's eyes are different when he looks at Shay, and in addition to relying on skill, attitude is also very important when defending this thing.

Some players just like the feeling of attacking with the ball, and when it comes to defense, they will become inattentive, and they don't bother to reach out and take the ball when it comes to their side.

This mentality is actually quite normal, because defending is a thankless job.

Defending is very physically demanding, and it is easy to ignore it because there is no data to take when you defend it.

So, if a guy plays with you on the defensive end, he's definitely a defensive titan who doesn't get out of the low-level fun of stats.

Shay showed that temperament in the first round.

It's clear that he has been thrown away, but he still chases back like crazy.

It was clear that the ball was already out of bounds, but he still resolutely rushed over to save the ball.

This kind of person is not easy to mess with at first glance.

With 16 points left, Grant. Hill got serious.

This time he didn't play without the ball, but went to the top of the three-point line arc and raised his hand to ask for the ball, wanting to directly single Shay!

Shay was unhurried and spread his arms in front of Ciel.

John. Thompson also stared at Shay seriously, and the time had come to test Shay's condition!

Grant. Hill didn't do any bells and whistles on the dribble, but did a triple threat and immediately kicked in!

Grant. How fast Hill's first step was, it doesn't need to be elaborated too much.

Of course, Shay also knew this, so the moment Hill broke through, he directly grabbed Hill's jersey!

Under the rules of the 90s, grabbing a jersey while defending was just a regular operation.

Hill only broke through half of Shay's body, but he thought that was enough distance and made a pull-up jump shot from outside the free throw line!

However, Shay's defensive range was bigger than Hill had imagined.

Hill jumped up and was about to shoot the ball when he noticed Shay's interference coming one after another.

Shay's long arm stretched out, directly blocking Ciel's vision.

It's true that Hill is strong, but the current Hill is just a little ghost who has just graduated from high school.

It's not impossible to keep him at bay.

Coupled with the fact that Shay has the effect of the "Shooting Like Maji" badge, it can increase the intensity of interference.

This makes Hill's shooting even more difficult.

Eventually, with Shay's timely interference, Grant. Hill's shot pops out of the box!

One time may have been a coincidence, but with Hill two in a row, all scouts had to face up to the No. 23 Asian.

John. Thompson also smiled with satisfaction, Shay, this kid, is really something!

Uncle Mu picked up the rebound steadily, and with him on the court, Georgetown University didn't have to worry about rebounding.

Seeing this, Hurley prepared to execute Duke's full-court pressing tactics.

He's watching, watching who Mutombum gives the ball to, who he's giving the ball to after he picks up the rebound, who's the point guard for this lineup.

Then, in disbelief, Mutombo actually gave the ball to the number 23 who was the height of the power forward.

Hurley, who is 1.83m, watched Shay, who was 2.06m, prepare to dribble across the half-court and fell into deep thought.

John. Thompson's brain show teased?

No matter how unavailable there is, it is impossible to use this guy as the number one envoy, right?

His center of gravity is so high, don't I have a hand to steal him?

Hurley averaged 1.8 steals per game last season, which is a lot in the NCAA with only 40 minutes of playing time.

It's inevitable that a small man will be stolen by him, let alone a big guy like Shay.

Hurley looked at Shay, who was running towards him, confident and ready for a steal.

Shay also spotted Hurley in front of him, so he pulled the ball back, as if trying to pass it back.

Hurley is dying of laughter, who can you pass it on? There is no one around you who can pick you up.

But just as the basketball was about to get out of his hand, Shay flipped his palm down, turned his back pass into a crotch back luck, and suddenly accelerated, flashing past Hurley's side silky!

Hurley only felt a gust of wind hang by, and he couldn't imagine how such a tall player could be so fast.

Moreover, the fake luck just now is not at all like a move that a person of his height can do.

Hurley was passed like a stake, and Shay easily broke Duke's full-court press.

Not only Hurley, but the entire Duke team didn't react, and they didn't expect Shay to rush to the front court so quickly.

Taking advantage of Duke's defensive door wide open, Shay took advantage of the situation and went directly to the restricted area and completed the dunk with lightning speed!

After Shay's goal, Coach K looked at Leitner beside him with a confused expression.

This speed, this dribble, this height...... Is Georgetown a fucking magician hidden!?

The scouts also talked a lot, thinking that Thompson had come up with a different water cooler, but it turned out that this 23 good guy could actually lock up Hill and play Hurley.

The game suddenly became more interesting.

Countless stadiums have picked up pens and notebooks at this time, ready to record Shay's game situation.

There are still 14 points left, which is still very large.

But the second half has just begun, so if we keep playing like this......

John. Thompson stopped swinging and stood up seriously.

Originally, he just wanted to warm up, but now he suddenly wants to overturn the Blue Devils on Duke's territory!

"Play well, keep defending, defend seriously!" The gray-eyed champion coach had a desire for victory in his eyes.