Basketball boy, starting to shine from the slam dunk

Chapter 440 Training Anderson

"Bang!"

An explosion came from the court, making Coach Holland frown.

This was a dunk from a player at the University of California, Berkeley. Substitute small forward Felton hung his hands on the basket, looking unwilling to come down.

The home fans burst into loud cheers, as if they were about to overturn the stadium.

"Coach Holland," Assistant Coach Wesley shouted.

"I know." Coach Holland responded. He knew what Assistant Wesley meant and had to call a timeout.

It was already halfway through the first half, and in the few minutes when Zhuang Yu came off the court, UCLA was completely at a disadvantage.

The main lineup led by Zhuang Yu played very well before, and Zhuang Yu's amazing adaptability also surprised the coaching staff. For a time, they forgot that the team had just completed the lineup adjustment.

When the rotation lineup was replaced, the disadvantages of the lineup adjustment were immediately apparent.

Anderson is not as adaptable as Zhuang Yu, and he was not able to quickly enter his "sixth man" role. The offensive assistant Drew II assigned to him by coach Holland instead became the offensive initiator of the rotation.

But the problem is that Drew II's independent offensive ability is not particularly strong, at least it is much worse than Zhuang Yu.

In the past, Anderson and Zhuang Yu played together. The two of them played with Lamb and two other substitute players, and the effect was very good. Because Zhuang Yu, the "sixth man", is good enough. He has three-pointers, can break through, and can pass the ball.

Anderson only needs to play support.

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Now that Zhuang Yu has been replaced by Drew II, Anderson still plays the same way as before and only wants to act as a support, which obviously won't work.

After a few minutes, the original lead was lost a lot and fell behind by 4 points.

At this point, I had to call a timeout!

"Requesting a timeout."

Coach Holland called a timeout.

Several players came off the court, but Anderson lowered his head and did not dare to raise it. He also knew that his performance was a bit poor and not at all what a sixth man should do.

"It doesn't matter." Coach Holland did not blame him, but sighed secretly in his heart, saying that after all, not everyone is as talented as Zhuang Yu. He understood that Anderson had difficulty adapting to the change of role for a while, and comforted: "You are just still It takes time to get used to it.”

Then, coach Holland made a substitution and Zhuang Yu replaced Drew II.

As for Parker and Powell, they had been replaced three minutes ago.

Now after another substitution, the UCLA lineup has become Lamb, David, Anderson, Adams, and Zhuang Yu.

"Anderson, you should play as the sixth man." Coach Holland spread out the tactical board and first told Anderson, "Don't give Zhuang Yu every ball just because he is on the court. He just goes up to score as a supplement to the offense. Rotate. You are still the core of the lineup, and you are in control of how to play, do you understand?"

"Understood." Feeling the coach's trust in him, Anderson nodded heavily.

Then, Coach Holland drew tactics and made arrangements on the tactical board.

The pause ended quickly.

"Come on." Coach Holland waved his hand.

"Yes."

"come on!"

Several people walked onto the court.

......

After returning from this timeout, the University of California, Berkeley also made changes, replacing team ace Klebb and power forward Harkless.

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Seeing Zhuang Yu return, Kleib's pupils shrank and he narrowed his eyes.

UCLA offense.

At this time, Zhuang Yu returned to the No. 1 position in this lineup. He took the ball in the backcourt and quickly advanced. After reaching the frontcourt, he passed it to Anderson and started running.

In this lineup, Zhuang Yu is a pure scorer.

Coach Holland didn't ask him to organize the offense, or even to guard Klebb. He only asked him to do one thing, and that was to score.

One is to save energy for Zhuang Yu, and the other is to train Anderson.

Zhuang Yu had to admit that Coach Holland was really willing to go all out. In order to train Anderson, the sixth man, and get him into his role as soon as possible, he even put aside the outcome of the game.

In those few minutes, coach Holland should have called a timeout when the opponent tied the score, but he didn't.

During the timeout just now, Anderson could have been replaced, but he did not. Instead, he encouraged Anderson to stay on the court and continue to play as the sixth man.

After Anderson took the ball, he glanced at the defensive player's position and made a gesture to Lamb. Lamb stepped forward to pick and roll. Anderson broke through with the ball. His speed was not very fast, but his steps were very long. After taking a step forward, Anderson Suddenly he hugged the ball and took another big step forward.

This caused the defensive players to subconsciously speed up to keep up, and then Anderson suddenly slowed down and took the second step of a three-step layup, but it turned out to be only half a meter away.

This weird rhythm made the defensive player very painful, and there was a sense of space distortion, and he actually chased too much.

At the same time, UC Berkeley players quickly shrank their defense.

However, what Anderson wanted was this effect. He raised the ball and looked like he was going to shoot. Then he flicked the ball and gave it to Zhuang Yu at a 30-degree angle on the left.

Zhuang Yu picked up the ball and raised it.

"Humph."

A cold snort came, and Kleib flew forward.

Zhuang Yu glanced at him, but didn't panic, because he had already noticed Klebb. He didn't really want to shoot, it was just a fake move, and then he accelerated his breakthrough.

"Take up the defense," Klebb shouted.

His teammates made up the defense and pounced on Zhuang Yu.

At this moment, Zhuang Yu distributed the ball and passed the ball to the ground. It bounced off the feet of the oncoming defensive player and flew towards the basket.

Anderson was standing there. He and Zhuang Yu had a tacit understanding and did not move away after passing the ball. At this moment, Zhuang Yu passed the ball and Anderson took the ball and hit the board with one hand.

Swish!

The ball goes in.

"It's better to play with you." Anderson came over and gave Zhuang Yu a high-five.

"You are the sixth person, don't wait for me to feed you the ball." Zhuang Yu rolled his eyes, "Next time, feed it to me."

Anderson laughed, no problem.

When Zhuang Yu came on the field, the situation immediately improved.

But Klebb turned around and scored one.

At this time, Zhuang Yu was no longer guarding him, but was replaced by Adams. Adams was obviously not as good as Zhuang Yu. He and Klebb faced each other, and it was difficult to restrain Klebb...

......

Several rounds passed in the blink of an eye.

In the past few rounds, the two sides went back and forth, and the fight was evenly matched.

At UCLA, Anderson seemed to have gradually entered the role of the sixth man and became much more calm on the court. In addition to scoring two points himself, he also sent a wonderful pass to Zhuang Yu. After breaking through, he passed the ball to Zhuang Yu for an assist. Zhuang Yu hit a three-pointer.

It's just that Kleib was in hot form at the University of California, Berkeley, and scored one after another against Adams' defense.

After repeated attempts, UCLA still lags behind.

"Adams can't be guarded." Coach Holland shook his head, thinking that it was Zhuang Yu who had to guard him. He gestured to the court, "Zhuang Yu, you can guard Klebb later."

"Yes." Zhuang Yu nodded.