Sakuragi's road to NBA superstardom

Chapter 111
Although Sakuragi's close defense seems to be very active, Grant Hill still believes that his best choice now is to single-handedly play Sakuragi to score points.

Grant Hill turned his back to ask for the ball at a 45-degree angle to the right of the free throw line, and Sakuragi lay firmly behind him.

At that time, handcheck was a normal defensive method, but in the 2004-2005 season, the NBA banned handcheck defense, which made small ball tactics rampant, and the players' statistics also skyrocketed.

The so-called handcheck literally translates to contact with the hands. The interpretation of the rules is that the defensive players judge the movement position and attack direction of the offensive players through the contact of the hands.

And Sakuragi is in an age of iron and blood that encourages physical confrontation, which is why Sakuragi's extremely aggressive defense was not whistled for a foul.

Grant Hill had absolute confidence in his first breakthrough. Even when faced with a defender who was much shorter than himself, he turned around and prepared to break through.

In the process of turning around, Grant Hill gave Sakuragi a hard push, and Sakuragi, who was at an absolute disadvantage in terms of strength, took a step back and immediately stuck up to him.

This kind of garbage dog defense looks like Beverly went to bite Durant later.

With a very small room for maneuver, Grant Hill still made two three-threats step by step, but Sakuragi didn't pay attention to Hill's pass fake.

Grant Hill started suddenly. Logically, with Grant Hill's speed and pace, Sakuragi couldn't possibly react in time.

But Sakuragi looked at Grant Hill's movements but could predict his connecting movements in advance, and Sakuragi miraculously blocked in front of Hill!
Even though he didn't pass Sakuragi directly, but the frontal physical confrontation still drove Sakuragi a distance away, but before Hill could make another move, Sakuragi stepped up again.

Grant Hill took the left in a big disguise, and Sakuragi was still firmly stuck in front of Hill, failing to break through consecutively, so he went directly against Sakuragi!

Facing the strong attack of a tall opponent, Sakuragi couldn't complete the take-off interference at all, but the short confrontation still slowed down Grant Hill's shot speed.

It was the delay of a few tenths of a second that made Duncan make up for it, nailing the big hat!
This is the most successful defense against Grant Hill by the Devil Deacon team of Wake Forest University so far in the game!
The huge confrontational disadvantage was miraculously made up by Sakuragi's defensive skills!
Although the defense of Sakuragi did not show any technical statistics this time, anyone with a discerning eye knows that this ball should be scored by Sakuragi!
The successful defense did not make Sakuragi complacent, he ran directly to the ball that was blocked by Duncan and bounced off the backboard!

This time Sakuragi didn't squeeze into the crowd at all. After a few point grabs, the ball was pushed out of bounds by Sakuragi's teammate Brent Senna.

The speed of the ball is too fast!But Sakuragi didn't have the slightest thought of giving up!

He recklessly rushed towards the ball that was about to fly to the first row of spectators. Sakuragi stretched his hands forward, and flew out with his body level with the ground. Sakuragi himself was red-haired. If he put on a Bulls jersey, it would be a replica of Rodman!
But Sakuragi did not choose Rodman's final save method. With a volleyball-style diving save experience, this time Sakuragi made a move that everyone could not imagine.

The moment Sakuragi was about to hit the ground, his right elbow was retracted, and then his forearm was thrown out to the outside. With his right hand clenched into a fist, he ruthlessly hit the ball towards Duke University's half court!

This is completely defensive action on volleyball!
Seeing Sakuragi rushing over, the experienced spectators in the first row ran away from their positions!

After hitting the ball, Sakuragi knocked down a row of chairs hard!

After being able to touch the ground, Sakuragi didn't hesitate at all, he got up directly and was about to sprint to follow up!

But the chairs scattered on the ground tripped Sakuragi who just got up, and it took Sakuragi less than a second to get up after falling down!
The ball that was hit by Sakuragi was about to roll out of the bottom line. Alan Miller, who was affected by Sakuragi's desperate save, caught the ball back the moment it went out of bounds.

The ball was hit into the hands of Anthony Tucker. Anthony Tucker stood up against the defense, but the opponent ruthlessly refused.

The ball was directly blocked out of the three-point line. At this time, Sakuragi who had just rushed to the ball happened to arrive at the landing point of the ball.

Catch the ball, stand still, and shoot the jump!

Sakuragi, who had already scored a three-pointer, received the attention of the Duke University players. Grant Hill rushed out from the basket to block Sakuragi's three-pointer.

At this time, a thick and reliable figure firmly blocked Grant Hill, who was struggling to defend, and Tim Duncan's iron-walled defense created a perfect open shot for Sakuragi!
The artificial rainfall skill is triggered!
Sakuragi hits steadily!Get six points!
Sakuragi roared loudly and threw his fist fiercely in celebration!
Both offensive and defensive ends are everywhere, and Sakuragi conquered all the fans on the scene with his perfect performance after playing!

Superstar road system: good defense, good fighting, hit three-pointers, the current rating has risen to C+90 points!
The number of fans rose to 100128!
Regardless of today's result, Sakuragi has conquered all the fans on the scene with his passionate performance, and there are also many viewers watching the game in front of the TV, so they fell in love with Sakuragi!

Rick Barry: "Sakuragi scored six points in a row with long-range shots from downtown! This unknown Chinese player is definitely Dave Odom's secret weapon!"

Dr. J Julius Owen: "I can see from his jumping for rebounds that he has the jumping ability not to lose to a five-star player. Sakuragi is the yellow man with the highest jump I have ever seen!"

Kevin McHale: "Judging from Duncan's assists and off-ball pick-and-rolls, Duncan trusts and loves the player Sakuragi very much. Duncan likes Sakuragi, and I like Sakuragi."

In just a few rounds, Sakuragi completely conquered these three leading commentators in the industry.

Among the fans of Sakuragi 100128, of course, these three big names in the industry are also included.

Just a simple high-five with Duncan, Sakuragi and his teammates retreated together, and Sakuragi's three-point rain finally rekindled the Devil's Deacon team's hope of chasing points!

Road to Superstar System: Big score behind, motivate the whole team!Sakuragi spirit attribute gain effect activated!
Sakuragi can trigger the purchased star skills!
In fact, the road to superstar system has extremely strict trigger conditions for the buff effect of spiritual attributes, but Sakuragi's performance is really exciting!
Sakuragi: "Come on, brothers! We will definitely win Duke today!"

The retreating Sakuragi yelled loudly. At this time, Sakuragi was not at all like a freshman who had just arrived.

(End of this chapter)