Sakuragi's road to NBA superstardom

Chapter 149 Artificial Rain
Sakuragi: "I can't make a free throw, I try my best to protect the rebound.

For free throws, the ball must be sent out, no five-second violations, no mistakes! ! !
cheer up everyone! ! ! ! ! ! "

Sakuragi yelled hoarsely, and no one thought that it was Sakuragi who played the role of leader at such a terrible time.

Sakuragi looked into the eyes of each teammate, and their eyes seemed to ease a lot.

After all, the results of the Devil's Deacon team have not been very good in recent years. At this critical moment of the championship, the players are a little bit lost, and it is human nature.

Dr. J Julius Owen: "It's unexpected that the only freshman on the court is the calmest person in the Devil's Deacon team, and he is an Asian who has just arrived in the United States for a few months!
Sakuragi's offensive rebounds and dunks are incredible. If Chaldrins didn't make a mistake in his busy schedule, Sakuragi's foul on Stackhouse would definitely be a good choice.

But the current situation is very unfavorable to the Devil Deacon team. Jerry Stackhouse will not miss such a free throw opportunity. "

Kevin McHale: "The Devil's Deacons don't believe in Sakuragi as much as they believe in Duncan.

But I think Sakuragi is definitely a solid guy.

However, Sakuragi did not get enough trust, which also made it difficult for the Devil Deacon team to perform correctly in this difficult moment. "

Rick Barry: "Look, Jerry Stackhouse still didn't change his face after so many boos at the scene, he seemed to be still smiling?

It seems that it will be difficult for the Devil Deacon team to win! "

Jerry Stackhouse made a steady hit and added a penalty. With 27 seconds left in the game, the UNC Tar Heels immediately organized a full-court press!
Sakuragi: "Brent! I'll serve!"

At this time, it is impossible to grab the serve, but as long as the members of the Devil Deacon team don't take the initiative to touch the ball, the referee will not start the five-second countdown in his mind.

Just as Sakuragi was walking toward the baseline, the UNC Tar Heels were all on their defenders.

The two sides have already started a small pull, and Sakuragi picked up the ball before the bottom line referee bent over.

Sakuragi kept observing the field from the corner of his eye, and his teammates all suffered from extremely strong oppressive defense.

Sakuragi: "Referee, the ball is too slippery, it's full of sweat."

Sakuragi touched the ball and threw it to the referee.

When the referee wipes the ball with a sideline caddy towel, it buys the Devil Deacons valuable time to think.

When Sakuragi took the ball from the referee, he found that his teammates had a good position.

The moment Sakuragi got the ball, Randolph Childrins pushed away his defender and rushed towards Sakuragi.

And Sakuragi didn't hesitate at all, his ground pass directly bounced from Jerry Stackhouse's side to Randolph Childrins accurately.

As the starting point guard of the Devil's Deacon team, Randolph Childrins's control skills are still very good.

But Randolph Childrins didn't dribble the ball a few steps before he was flanked by opponent center Eric Montrose.

The purpose of the UNC Tar Heels is to make it impossible for the Devil Deacons to make it through the half court quickly.

Fortunately, the Devil Deacon team had a lot of training on weekdays. As soon as Randolph Childrins looked up, he found his current center teammate, Brent Senna.

Before the pinch was fully formed, Randolph Childrins jumped up to pass the ball and passed it to Brent Senna without any risk.

Brent Senna dribbled the ball across half court as soon as he caught it, and then he did what he does best, holding the ball high above his head, waiting for his outside teammate to step forward to receive the ball.

Anthony Tucker, who was beside him, quickly took over the hot potato. After the ball was tossed and turned, with 15 seconds left in the game, the two teams finally opened up. Ten players were scattered in the University of North Carolina Tar Heels half.

At this time, Randolph Childrins was standing outside the three-point line on the right side holding the ball. Judging by his speed of possession, he was ready to go inside at any time.

Sakuragi, who stood two meters in front of the midfield, knew that he had to take the initiative to take over the game, otherwise the huge championship trophy would slip through the Devil's Deacon team's fingers.

Sakuragi: "Hey bro!!! Give me that damn ball!!!!!!"

Sakuragi had to make sure his volume could calm down Randolph Childrins.

Randolph Childrins, who made continuous mistakes, finally stopped his head, and he reluctantly passed the ball back to Sakuragi.

At this time, there were only 13 seconds left before the end of the game, and Jerry Stackhouse let Sakuragi catch the ball easily.

With the Tar Heels leading the Devil Deacons by one point, 87-86, Jerry Stackhouse decided Sakuragi would have to use a drive as a last resort.

But he also made two-handed preparations, stepping on the three-point line can also take into account Sakuragi's three-point shooting. In short, Jerry Stackhouse already feels that the Tar Heels have a chance to win!
After the ball was in the hands of Sakuragi, the hearts of the fans at the scene dropped a little bit, and they all prayed that Sakuragi could kill the game.

Most people think that Sakuragi should seek a breakthrough and draw a foul. After all, this is the home court of the Devil Deacon team. As long as the referee blows the whistle, Sakuragi has a great chance to make a free throw lore.

After catching the ball, Sakuragi patted the ball easily on the open space in front of Jerry Stackhouse. All eyes in the stadium were on Sakuragi!
The time just passed by second by second. Sakuragi looked up at the timer, and there were still eight seconds left in the game.

Sakuragi glanced at Brent Senna, this big man full of wisdom immediately understood, and set up a cover for Sakuragi!
Rasheed Wallace had expected all of this, and this was the biggest reason why he went against Brent Senna.

Rasheed Wallace was certain that Sakuragi would call the man with the highest screen quality to pick and roll for him, and the task of Duncan's injury obviously fell to Brent Senna.

In this way, Rasheed Wallace has the opportunity to switch to Sakuragi at the last moment!
When Brent Senna stopped completely, there were only five seconds left in the game.

Finally, Sakuragi starts!
Jerry Stackhouse is ready to go around the screen, and Rasheed Wallace is also lowered and ready to switch!
But Sakuragi made a choice that no one could imagine!

Sakuragi only dribbled the ball one step and then immediately received the ball!Take off directly at a distance of two and a half meters from the three-point line!
Super long-range three-point shooting!

Superstar Road System: Unmarked, artificial rainfall skills are triggered!
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