Who will be the role players now that everyone's been reborn?

"Chen Dong, you're in charge of keeping an eye on Channing Frye next. That guy is tall but likes to float on the outside and shoot, he's not a traditional inside player." Prosser was micro-managing in the coaching area. "And then, you're in charge of Hassan Adams and Chris Ellis."

"That's amazing! That kid is only 1.93 meters tall, but he plays small forward."

"Finally, Chris Paul quickly finished off Salim Stoudemire!"

Prossel paused for a moment, "Isn't the University of Arizona supposed to be the best at developing point guards?"

Let them witness the dominance of the NCAA's top point guard!

Paul nodded. As a point guard, he was quite familiar with the top point guards produced by the University of Arizona.

For example, Steve Kerr, Amar'e Stoudemire, Mike Bibby, Jason Terry, and now the most talked-about player, Gilbert Arenas, who made a fortune by exploiting loopholes in the league rules, and then there's Andre Iguodala.

Although he is 1.98 meters tall, he is known as a larger version of Allen Iverson, and by comparison, he is also a point guard!

After the timeout, Paul passed the ball to Chen Dong in the frontcourt, bringing Stoudemire's defense in front of Chen Dong as well. Chen Dong, who had the ball, acted as a screen for Paul, blocking Stoudemire while handing the ball off to Paul. Then, he cut to the paint without the ball and ran into the paint.

Paul delivered a surgical pass, and Channing Frye, who sprinted and chased down the defender, drew a foul on Frye and scored two points off the backboard.

Bang, whoosh—!

2+1!!

The Wildcats' offense was all over the top, all frantic.

With their defense virtually nonexistent, Wake Forest University can make more targeted offensive decisions.

Swish-!

He made the free throw, gaining 3 points while also drawing a foul on Channing Frye.

Looking back, under Paul's full-court press, Stoudemire almost lost the ball. He finally managed to advance past half-court, but his fast-paced run-and-gun offense failed to materialize.

Chen Dong was standing next to Channing Frye, chatting with him. "Hey, here to collect your money!"

"Provoking me?"

"You succeeded. I hope you can withstand my wrath!" As soon as he finished speaking, Frye ran over and set a screen for Stoudemire, blocking Paul, regaining the ball, and Stoudemire then bounced the ball to the free-throw line.

Hassan Adams cut in, sprinted with the ball, took a step and took off, and delivered a powerful dunk over Rick Williams.

Clang!

OMG!

1.93-meter Adams dunked over 2.08-meter giant.

This physical talent is simply phenomenal.

"Adams, this dunking master, has showcased his NBA-level physical talent!"

Upon seeing this, Wildcats head coach Lut Olsen enthusiastically pumped his fist in celebration, "Well done!"

That's how you fight!

The Wildcats, who have staked their wins entirely on offense, are clearly not so easy to deal with.

In the twelfth minute, Rick Williams copied Paul's play and set a screen for him.

Paul broke into the penalty area, then played music, and then chased after Frye.

Clang!

Despite missing his shot, Paul's attempt drew a foul from Frye.

Swish-!

Swish-!

He made both free throws, scoring two points, and at the same time, he collected a foul fragment from Frye.

Then, the Wildcats unleashed their dazzling fast-paced attack. Their speed was like a gust of wind. Stoudemire drove his supercar up the court, was blocked by Paul, passed the ball to Adams next to him, and continued to dribble forward. After being intercepted, he passed the ball behind him.

Frye received the ball and, despite Chen Dong's block, pulled up for a three-pointer. Oh wait, I mean, he jumped up and passed the ball to Monta Douglas under the basket, who caught up and made a two-pointer.

UI!

The Suns' current extreme 7-second run-and-gun offense is a tactic that D'Antoni borrowed from the Arizona Wildcats.

"Mercury spills" is the first description of the Wildcats' incredibly fast offense.

Wake Forest University attack.

Paul and Chen Dong continued their outside passing and cutting, bringing the 1.85-meter Stoudemire in front of them. Chen Dong made a fake shot but didn't pass the ball to Paul; instead, he took a shot himself.

The basketball passed over Stoudemire's head and fell precisely into the basket.

Let's go all out on offense!

Anyway, Wake Forest has the advantage in the paint, so Chen Dong isn't worried about missing shots.

Of course, the Wildcats aren't afraid of losing points.

They win everything through offense, not defense.

The Wildcats' offensive pace was still incredibly fast. Paul screened Stoudemire again, but Frye's pick-and-roll created another offensive opportunity for Stoudemire.

He received the pass from Frye again, pulled up, and launched a three-pointer.

Swish-!

The knife falls, the ball goes in.

As the Wildcats' all-time leader in three-point shooting, surpassing Steve Kerr, Amar'e Stoudemire, with a 50.6% three-point percentage, has reached a level where he can shut down opponents' shots from beyond the arc!

At halftime, Wake Forest University was still at a disadvantage in the offensive exchange, with the score at 43-48. The Wildcats, who took more three-pointers and drove to the basket more aggressively, temporarily took a 5-point lead.

Wake Forest University's tactical adjustments after the timeout were said to have some effect, but not entirely!

When offense reaches its peak, defense becomes meaningless.

After a 15-minute break, the second half of the game resumed.

In the first minute, Chen Dong and Paul made a pass and cut on the outside, continuing to bring Stoudemire's defense in front of him, and Chen Dong launched a three-pointer.

Clang!

The basketball bounced off the rim and flew out.

Rick Williams shoved past Channing Frye, grabbed the offensive rebound, raised the ball as if to finish off a foul, and as Frye was faked out in the air, Rick Williams immediately stepped in, cushioning Frye's landing spot, and then carried Frye's body to the basket for a layup.

Clang!

Blacksmithing?

It doesn't matter anymore.

Wake Forest received Frye's third foul and still had free throws.

The Wildcats like to rely on their guards and win everything through offense, right? Well, the paint that the Wildcats didn't want to occupy, Wake Forest University took it.

Swish-!

Clang!

One of the two free throws went in, and miraculously, Wake Forest University grabbed the rebound again.

Kevin Marion is only 2.01 meters tall, Adams is 1.93 meters tall as a small forward, and Frye is 2.11 meters tall, but he is too thin and cannot hold his position at all.

In pursuit of extreme offensive speed, the Wildcats fielded a lineup of one big man and four small men, making it a miracle if they could even secure rebounds.

Chen Dong grabbed the basketball, immediately passed it to Paul on the outside, then ran to the three-point line. Just as he got into position, he received a pass from Paul, raised his hand, and launched a three-point pull-up jump shot.

Swish-!

"Got it!"

That three-pointer was absolutely devastating!

"On the basketball court, controlling the rebounds can truly determine the outcome of the game!"

"For the past eight years, the Wildcats have had a star-studded roster every season that could contend for the championship, but apart from the Wildcats led by Mike Bibby in 1997 who won the title, they always fell just short in every other season."

The only problem is the inside position!

To put it another way, who is the most successful interior player at the University of Arizona?

The answer is Channing Frye!

This guy struggles to even get a starting position in the NBA.

Their interior defense has basically given up. Without a top-tier interior player to protect them, it's no wonder they get bogged down in rebounds. That's the choice you made!