NBA: A collection of super busts

Graves's joy was short-lived, because the next moment, Townsend, on the weak side, came to help defend and slapped Graves's layup away.

He was careless on this play, completely unaware of Townsend's help defense. He subconsciously felt that this play was a gift to him.

"Oh no!" Ye Feng said innocently, "I didn't tell my teammates! This ball is my buddy's fault. Next round, next round you ask for the ball again, I promise I'll let you score. You felt my defense on that last ball, right? I'm serious!"

Graves nodded; he truly felt Ye Feng's sincerity.

Seeing that the guy actually nodded, Ye Feng immediately continued to show his sincerity: "I'll let you block me this round as an apology, but in the next round when I'm on offense, you have to let me score!"

Graves suddenly realized that this "wanted criminal" was actually quite easy to talk to.

That's really kind of you.

So he nodded without saying a word, and then Ye Feng positioned himself under the basket, turned his back and got the ball: "Turn from the left to the baseline, then fake a move and go for a strong drive."

After announcing his next move like a cartoon character, Ye Feng immediately turned to the left baseline, dribbled, took a step forward to contest the shot, and then faked a move.

Unfortunately, Graves' defense didn't come.

This guy was sent flying by Ye Feng's powerful elbow as he turned around.

In that instant, he had no chance to defend against it.

"Come here!" Ye Feng glanced at Graves, but the guy was still out of breath and couldn't get up to defend.

Left with no other choice, Ye Feng could only get up and lay up, putting the ball into the basket.

Then this guy preemptively accused me: "What are you doing! Didn't we agree that I would feint, and you would jump to block? I almost got caught!"

Ye Feng's righteous and indignant demeanor even made Graves a little doubt himself.

Was it my fault?

I couldn't even withstand his most basic attack?

"Fine, just focus on scoring. You can play however you want this round, but as long as you get the ball, I'll have everyone spread out and say I can handle you all by myself!"

Ye Feng didn't give Graves a chance to think or use his brain at all. He spoke at an astonishing speed and then quickly ran to the side, as if to give Graves space to receive the ball.

Normally, Graves is a 22-year-old senior in college, so he shouldn't have fallen for this twice in a row.

The temptation to become an NBA player and be scouted by NBA scouts was simply too great for him to resist!

So, this guy went to the low post to ask for the ball again.

"I'm sure I'll hit it this time!"

Miles thought for a moment, and then perhaps remembering how easily Graves had evaded Ye Feng's defense, he figured that if he was careful with help defense this time, he would definitely have a chance, so he passed the ball in.

"Spread out! Spread out! I can handle him by myself!" Ye Feng shouted as he relaxed his defense against Graves. Graves first surveyed the entire court and, finding that Townsend was too far away to rush up in time, immediately launched an attack.

He dribbled hard and easily pushed Ye Feng aside, then stood up and tried to slam the ball into the basket.

He's going to end this round with a powerful dunk.

But this time, just as he jumped, Ye Feng seized the opportunity and slapped the basketball, which was completely exposed due to his lack of vigilance.

With a "snap," the basketball was stolen by him. Ye Feng then passed the ball to Wade, who sprinted at top speed and rushed to the basket in the blink of an eye. He ignored the help defense from Kansas's Hinrich, Collison, and Langford and went straight for the basket against all three defenders!

With a "bang," the four collided head-on in mid-air. Wade was immediately surrounded by three of them, but his physical abilities were truly outstanding. Despite being surrounded by three people, he managed to find a passage and throw the ball out through it. At the same time, he lost his balance after completing the shot and crashed to the floor.

As they stumbled and tumbled, the referee blew his whistle.

"Foul! 2 points awarded, plus one free throw!"

「2+1！在叶连续打中3球之后，韦德终于也得分了！而且上来就是2+1！」威尔马库斯那中场休息时候有气无力的样子终于消失不见，变得亢奋起来：「下半场开始，马奎特轰出一波8：0的进攻高潮！」

"Kansas, watch out! If they keep playing like this, a 20-point lead won't be enough!"

Smith said, "It wasn't that Marquette played particularly well during this period; it was just that Kansas was too relaxed. It seems that their 29-point lead in the first half made them too complacent, and they couldn't even tighten up."

"I think after this free throw, regardless of whether it goes in or not, Kansas will call a valuable timeout, even though they are still leading by 20 points. It's just too outrageous to be outscored 9-0 at the start of the game."

As he spoke, Wade had already calmly made the free throw.

59: 39!

Sure enough, Kansas quickly called a timeout.

It's important to know that the number of timeouts in the NCAA is very limited. Each team only has two timeouts in each half, and they cannot be accumulated. Even if no timeouts are called in the first half, there are still two timeouts in the second half.

It's rare for a coach to call a timeout less than three minutes into the second half, considering they only had two timeouts in the entire 20 minutes of the second half.

They prefer to yell from the sidelines or let the players adjust on their own to get through the timeout, saving it for more valuable moments.

But now, Kansas is clearly feeling the sense of crisis.

They need to make adjustments as soon as possible.

"What the hell are you guys doing! Holy crap! Aaron, stick to the tactics!" the Kansas coach roared. "I know you and Graves are good friends, but you can't just keep feeding him mindless balls like this!"

"He can be the love of your life, but that has to be off the basketball court! I don't care what you two do in bed back at the hotel, but on the court, you both better wake up, fucking!"

Miles looked aggrieved. He couldn't shift the blame right now. He couldn't exactly say that he gave the ball to Graves because Graves asked him for it, could he?

If he had said that, he would have been met with even fiercer and more furious insults.

In the NCAA, the coach is king, he is everything. Coaches don't coax or persuade players to play like they do in the NBA.

Especially in such crucial games, coaches would not allow their key point guard to make such foolish mistakes, especially consecutively.

So no matter how harsh the coach's words were, he had to listen, and he secretly vowed that he would never pass the ball to Graves after the timeout.

Graves, you've really put me in a terrible situation!