Back in 84, he became Jordan’s lifelong enemy!

Chapter 47 Come on, you almost stopped me!
This guy is really fast.

Jordan, who had followed him throughout the whole process but failed to defend him, glanced at Su Wen with a very serious expression.

However, the moment he turned around and returned to the frontcourt, he suddenly heard Su Wen mutter,
"My condition is not good, I was almost blocked."

Ha ha!

Jordan originally thought that this guy was really interesting and would reflect on himself when he scored, but when he thought about it, his eyes suddenly opened wide.

and many more!

How do you call it almost being guarded?
Am I good?

He instantly imagined many scenes in his mind, wondering if the other party was looking down on him.

I don't think his defense is top-notch, but at least not anyone can score easily in front of him.

But the kid in front of him, even if the first ball hit his head, he still thinks it's a problem with his condition?
How much do you look down on him?
Jordan was instantly angry.

He wanted to respond immediately.

But unfortunately, when he looked at Dean Smith, who was standing quietly on the sidelines with his arms folded, the fighting spirit that had been rising died down in an instant.

He can't act recklessly, he must serve the team's offense.

The mentor is watching from the side.

Dean Smith likes to emphasize fast breaks, and his tactics focus on moving the ball quickly to lead the team.

Personal performance is not important. What is important is that you must be a screw in the machine and do your job well in the entire team's offense.

Individuals cannot be separated from the team.

Jordan returned to the offensive end, suppressed his personal desire to score, and quickly moved the ball twice, giving Perkins a chance to get away from Chuck Person for a layup.

2:2
The two teams, which are good at fast breaks, focus on quickly transferring the ball, and looking for space for shots, were temporarily tied at the beginning.

But this first offensive and defensive battle only took less than 30 seconds.

Neither side has any intention of engaging in a positional battle.

When Su Wen caught the ball again, Jordan pressed closer.

He was still annoyed by what the other party had said before.

Although he guessed that the other party might have deliberately told him rubbish, he still cared about it.

He felt that this kid must be given more strength.

Su Wen reacted quickly. When he approached, he quickly turned around and rushed inside.

Jordan also turned around and chased back, always trying to carry the former and force him to take the outside line.

Su Wen did not force the attack, but after getting beyond the free throw line, he distributed the ball to Barkley.

Barkley had already caught North Carolina center Brad Dougherty. After receiving the ball, he slipped into the baseline and succeeded in a layup.

At the beginning, the defensive intensity of both sides was not very strong. He used his big butt to easily break up the opponent's entanglement.

North Carolina continued to push for fast breaks, and the ball rotated rapidly on the outside. When both teams were competing for position, the basketball suddenly went straight from Kenny Smith's hands to the basket and passed to Jordan who cut to the baseline without the ball.

After Jordan caught the ball, he flew directly to attack the frame.

Su Wen wanted to intercept, but it was already too late. He could only watch helplessly as the opponent put the ball into the basket.

Danzi's ability to run without the ball, after three years of polishing by Dean Smith, was perfectly reflected in this ball.

Su Wen was only delayed by Perkins and let Jordan slip into the basket as fast as a rabbit, disappearing in the blink of an eye.

However, he quickly responded with one.

When returning to the frontcourt, White broke away from Kenny Smith's entanglement and sent the ball to Su Wen in front. The latter picked up speed after receiving the ball and ran past Jordan.

Jordan didn't expect that he would attack so resolutely. When he turned to pursue the defense, he had already been pulled away several positions.

"Bang!"

After Su Wen got rid of him, as if he was in no one's land, he passed Matt Doherty who was intercepting forward, stepped into the free throw line, jumped up, and held the ball with an extremely stretched body. Dunk into the basket.

His flying posture in mid-air was like a rapidly passing falcon, so fast and fast that he gave Perkins no chance to defend in place.

After landing, he muttered again as he passed Jordan.

"We only scored the 4th point, but the state is still not good. We were almost caught up."

Jordan became popular instantly.

shit!

What do you take me for?

Nobodies?
However, Su Wen ignored his fire-breathing eyes and walked away calmly.

Back in the frontcourt, Jordan wanted to give him a good look right away, but when he saw Dean Smith on the sidelines, he could only pass the ball to Matt Doherty, who was in a better position.

Matt Doherty is 203cm tall and plays the team's third position. He is not very fast, but he can still use his experienced rhythm to get rid of Greg Turner, who is leading the defense, and get inside.

Chuck Person came on as a replacement, and he immediately passed the ball to Perkins behind the former.

Facing the empty basket, Perkins broke through smoothly and put the ball into the basket.

Barkley was dogged by Brad Daugherty and couldn't fill the spot.

North Carolina still responded through passing the ball and team cooperation.

The two sides are like this, you have one goal and I have one goal, going back and forth to score points.

Until the fifth minute of the first half of the regular timeout, Dean Smith took the lead.

He suddenly gave instructions to strengthen half-court defense and play zone defense.

This has always been his specialty.

He wanted to take the opportunity to catch Auburn University off guard, score more points, and establish a lead.

Auburn really didn't respond.

Su Wen, or Chuck Person, or even Barkley, each encountered heavy interceptions and area blockades by the opponent when receiving the ball.

Not only that, North Carolina's defensive aggressiveness has also increased. While defending the zone, it has been harassing the ball carrier.

Auburn's offense was frequently delayed and kept entering positional battles.

In addition, the opponent provided a high intensity of confrontation, and the offense was very unsatisfactory, with one strike after another.After North Carolina successfully defended every attack, it quickly counterattacked.

In just a few minutes, they launched an 11:3 offensive climax.

The 3 points Auburn University scored was a 2+1 from Barkley's basket.

Although Brad Doherty is 213cm tall, it is still too difficult to defend Barkley.

Buckley is short, but has a lot of tonnage and strong maneuverability. Military training is easy for him.

If North Carolina's zone defense wasn't too unsolvable, Barkley could have scored more points.

The score was 28:20, and North Carolina temporarily led by 8 points.

With less than 7 minutes left in the first half and leading the opponent by so much, the North Carolina fans at the scene were excited. They cheered one after another, and the cheers shook the sky, and the momentum skyrocketed.

Sonny Smith couldn't sit still and quickly handed over the timeout.

"Defense! Defense!"

"Hey, where's our defense?"

"We made it too easy for our opponents to launch fast breaks!"

In the previous games, they played too smoothly, often taking away the game in one wave and reaching the semi-finals smoothly.

Tonight, it was the first time that they fell behind by so much in the first half, and Smith was a little anxious.

Although in the locker room, he said that it didn't matter whether he won or not, and he wanted his disciples to perform well and prepare for the NBA.

But when the game progresses, he still hopes that the team can win and continue to win.

What's more, the disciples think so too.

"We can't lose our defense. We must confront them and try our best to pester them. Do you understand?"

Seeing the disciples all nodding and agreeing, Sonny Smith paused and then said: "On the offensive end, when we encounter their zone defense, we have to move the ball quickly and don't hesitate."

"You have to move the ball quickly, and you have to be decisive when shooting!"

After finishing speaking, he mobilized again and sent the players on the field.

The timeout is over and both sides return to the court.

Just as their head coach emphasized, all members of Auburn University began to pay attention to the movement of the ball.

As long as the opponent intends to double-team, pass the ball immediately and focus on the teammates in the open space.

After North Carolina failed to laugh at the zone defense several times in a row, instead of disbanding this defensive tactic, it actually became more closely connected, like a mad dog, biting the ball carrier when it caught it.

Even so, Auburn University's passing continued to deliver shells to the two interior players, opening up the scoring account again.

After several consecutive minutes of adjustments, they quickly moved the ball and cracked the zone defense, with great results.

Coupled with the efficient offense inside and Su Wen's occasional scoring, they completely stabilized the situation.

As the first half buzzer sounded, Auburn University entered the halftime period with a 41:47, 6-point gap.

In the locker room, Sonny Smith still emphasized the importance of defense. The offensive end must strengthen the ball transmission and refuse to stagnate the ball.

As for North Carolina, I don’t know what Dean Smith said. When they came back in the second half, they directly expanded the zone defense to man-to-man marking in the entire half of the court.

When leading the defense alone, North Carolina players not only stayed close to each other, but also kept interfering with the ball carrier.

Such a high-intensity half-court pressing defense made Gerald White feel uncomfortable all over and had to jump up and pass the ball to Su Wen.

Su Wen's dribbling is the best in the team and has always been appreciated and imitated by others.

But this time, before Su Wen caught the ball, he was stared at by Jordan, and it was very difficult to get rid of him.

After finally getting out of Jordan's control and barely catching the ball, he broke out decisively.

No longer giving Jordan a chance to get close to him, he rushed inside.

He rushed into the paint like lightning, accelerated like crazy, and when North Carolina retreated from the defensive circle, he drove straight to the basket and picked the basket into the frame.

"call!"

After his feet landed on the ground, Su Wen breathed a sigh of relief.

Then when passing by Jordan, he muttered: "Not bad, not bad!"

"It almost made people defensive!"

"???"

Jordan's anger, which had subsided in the first half, suddenly rose again.

WTF?

How do you call it almost making people guard against it?

I have a name!

Unfortunately, his angry eyes were completely ignored by Su Wen again.

Back to the offensive end, although North Carolina was running the ball well, Auburn University's defense was also pressing hard. Perkins turned into a blacksmith and missed the basketball.

After Barkley grabbed the rebound, he didn't give his opponent a chance to press, and threw it long to Su Wen outside.

As soon as Su Wen caught the ball, he turned around and pushed forward without hesitation. The speed was like a supercar on the track. He stepped on the accelerator to the bottom and ran all the way.

Although Jordan took precautions and chased quickly, he was still pulled away by Su Wen several meters before he could catch up to the free throw line.

"Bang!"

Su Wen completed the scoring in one stop.

Then, he turned around, smiled and encouraged Danzi, who had come late, and said, "Come on, you almost guarded me!"

"What?!!"

Jordan exploded on the spot, "What did you say, bastard?"

What do you call almost guarding?
Am I that miserable?
Do you really look down on me?
Do you look down on me? ! ! !

Su Wen once again ignored his cannibalistic eyes and floated away.

(End of this chapter)