NBA skills: Dominating the black basketball

The two of them were so busy that they had to face each other.

"My, my!" Qingfeng immediately admitted his mistake. If he hadn't just impulsively given Hachimura a 2+1, Hachimura would probably have only gotten two points at most.

"It's okay, it's okay, just call it back later." Bai Ze shook his head slightly, then walked to the baseline and passed the ball to Akashi.

After Akashi received the ball, he quickly dribbled to the top of the three-point arc.

When he saw that Bai Ze was tightly defended by Yuta Watanabe, he immediately gave up the idea of ​​asking Bai Ze to come over to help with the pick-and-roll, and hurriedly signaled Qingfeng to come forward for support.

Qingfeng quickly came up without hesitation, and successfully blocked Kawamura Yuki with his solid body.

"Damn it, I'm blocked again!" Although Kawamura Yuki was very upset, he could do nothing about it. After all, he was the shortest one in this lineup, so he would naturally be the target of the Teiko Junior High School players' one-on-one attacks.

The game continued according to the previous tactics, but this time it was the turn of Genbuya Nakaji and Kawamura Yuki to switch defense.

Aomine Daiki held the basketball and first took a stab step to the right, while Kawamura Yuki did not move. At this time, the distance between him and Aomine Daiki was two and a half body lengths, because he knew that Aomine Daiki had a strong breakthrough ability, but his shooting was average, so he dared to leave him such a large space.

At this time, Aomine Daiki immediately passed the ball, approached Kawamura Yuki in one step, and then made a double change of direction in an instant.

However, Kawamura Yuki faced such a fast dribbling rhythm and had no power to fight back, and was easily shaken aside.

Then Aomine Daiki charged directly to the inside line as if he was in an empty space.

Hachimura Rui was startled when he saw the black guy who suddenly broke into his defense line, and hurried forward to try to interfere.

But Qingfeng did not rush forward blindly like a headless fly. He changed direction flexibly, easily avoided Hachimura Rui's defense, and gently tapped the basketball in his hand on the floor.

The basketball seemed to have eyes, and flew accurately to Murasakihara who had been waiting under the basket.

After receiving the basketball, Murasakihara Atsushi did not even look at Kawamura Yuki who rushed to help defend, but jumped high without hesitation, grabbed the basketball with both hands, and then used all his strength to dunk the basketball into the basket, and Kawamura Yuki who rushed to help defend was directly dunked to the ground.

The score came to 6:5

Hachimura Rui stretched out his strong hand to pull Kawamura Yuki up, and then passed the basketball to him, and then ran to the front court at a high speed.

After Kawamura Yuki got the ball, he dribbled quickly to the front court.

At this moment, Reo Mibuchi reached out for the ball. He was ready to play against Shintaro Midorima. Kawamura Yuki passed the ball without hesitation.

Reo Mibuchi caught the basketball steadily, staring at the green-haired boy Shintaro Midorima in front of him, and a strong desire to fight surged in his heart.

The media always hyped up Shintaro Midorima, but Reo Mibuchi didn't care. He just wanted to prove himself with his strength and prove who was the top shooter in junior high school.

At this moment, Shintaro Midorima saw Reo Mibuchi get the ball, and he also watched him vigilantly, and stretched out his right hand to block Reo Mibuchi's shooting line of sight.

However, Reo Mibuchi stared at Shintaro Midorima in front of him, and suddenly made a fake move to break through to the right. Seeing this, Shintaro Midorima's center of gravity involuntarily shifted to the left.

Reo Mibuchi's eyes flashed with cunning light. Seeing this slight shift in center of gravity, he immediately seized the opportunity and instantly used his Heaven's Shot, that is, a fadeaway jump shot, to immediately open up the space between him and Midorima Shintaro.

The next moment, Midorima immediately came to his senses and wanted to block the shot, but Reo Mibuchi's height and wingspan were not much different from his, and Reo Mibuchi was the first to attack, so Midorima's defense did not affect Reo Mibuchi at all.

"Swish!"

The basketball in Reo Mibuchi's hand drew a beautiful arc in the air and fell into the basket accurately. This beautiful goal won warm cheers and applause from the audience.

The score came to 9:5

Then it was Teiko Junior High School's turn to attack.

Akashi knew that Midorima would definitely hit the ball back, so he quickly passed the ball to Midorima who was standing two steps away from the three-point line just after half court.

Faced with such a long distance, Mibuchi Reo did not step forward to defend, after all, ordinary people would not choose to shoot at this position!

However, Midorima

But he didn't follow the routine. He jumped up and shot without hesitation after receiving the ball.

After shooting the ball, Midorima immediately turned around to defend his own backcourt, and on the way back, he glanced at the nail clippers on the bench. He thought to himself: "I have done my best today, and I will leave it to fate next!"

After witnessing Midorima's shot, the other players of the Teiko team also quickly returned to defense. What a joke, as long as Midorima's three-pointer is not disturbed, then his hit rate is as high as 100% when there is no defense!

"Shua!" With a crisp sound, the basketball accurately entered the net.

Looking at the five players who had already returned to defense, the audience couldn't help but exclaimed: "They actually trust their teammates so much? The basketball hasn't even entered the ball, and they have already started to return to defense!"

The answer ball from Midorima immediately responded to the three-pointer just now by Reo Mibuchi.

The score was 9:8, and the score difference returned to 1 point again.

Watching Midorima Shintaro going away, Mibuchi Reo's fighting spirit became more and more intense: "Haha, this is a real three-point duel!" He followed Midorima Shintaro with his eyes flashing with confidence and expectation.

At this moment, Kawamura Yuki dribbled through the midfield and came to the front court. Mibuchi Reo immediately shouted loudly: "Kawamura, pass the ball to me!" Kawamura Yuki understood and quickly passed the basketball in his hand to Mibuchi Reo without hesitation.

After receiving the ball, Mibuchi Reo stood steadily on the left wing of the three-point line. His eyes were fixed on Midorima Shintaro, who was only one body away from him, and a hint of cunning flashed in his eyes.

Then, he followed the same method and used the right probing step again, the movement was swift and coherent, catching people off guard.

However, this time Midorima Shintaro was not fooled. With the lesson learned just now, he focused on observing Mibuchi Reo's every move. When he saw Mibuchi Reo was about to jump and shoot, Midorima Shintaro jumped up without hesitation and tried to block Mibuchi Reo's shot.

Facing the Midorima Shintaro who pounced on him, Mibuchi Reo's mouth slightly raised, revealing an imperceptible smile. He originally raised his hands to prepare for the shot and slowly put them down - this was a perfect fake shot!

At this moment, Midorima Shintaro's heart suddenly surged with uneasiness. Sure enough, as Midorima Shintaro expected, because he was too eager to block the shot, his body lost balance and directly hit Mibuchi Reo.

At this time, Mibuchi Reo started to shoot, which was also a ground shot that he could go head-to-head with his opponent. He pretended to shoot through his fake moves, and then squatted down to shoot again, thus getting a 3+1 opportunity!

"Shua!" Along with the crisp sound of the basketball entering the net, "Beep!" The referee's whistle sounded almost at the same time, "Teiko Junior High School No. 7 Midorima Shintaro pushed and fouled, one free throw."

Thunderous cheers broke out in the audience. This 3+1 scene is rare. It not only requires the players to have strong strength, but also the tacit "cooperation" of the opponents!

Then, Mibuchi Reo steadily hit his free throw.

At this time, the score was 13:8.

In the next game, Midorima Shintaro and Mibuchi Reo launched a three-minute three-point battle. Mibuchi Reo relied on the perfect combination of sky shooting and ground shooting to make Midorima Shintaro's defense extremely difficult; while Midorima Shintaro also made Mibuchi Reo helpless through flexible off-ball running, accurate shooting timing and extremely fast shooting speed.

The score kept rising,

13 to 11,

16 to 11

…

The score soared to 28 to 26, and the two finally stopped.

The reason for this was that the two had been fighting fiercely for a long time, causing their physical strength to be quickly exhausted. So, the coaches of both sides decided to replace the two players at the same time so that they could get enough rest.

However, surprisingly, at this moment, the first quarter of the game was just halfway through! Next, it was time for other players to show their skills.