Nba Players Pretended To Be Uncle Drew And I Tortured Them

September 10th, US time.

The Ivy League was the first to start the war.

September 11th, US time.

The Big Ten Conference begins its new season.

September 12th, US time.

The much-anticipated PAC-12 League Tour finally kicked off.

The opening game is between last season's regular season champion, the University of Washington, and the most popular team in California - UCLA!

Out of concern for this game.

ESPN chose to broadcast the game between Washington and UCLA live.

There were even two senior basketball commentators at the scene.

"To be honest, my expectations for the players even exceed the game itself!"

Pre-game warm-up session.

The on-site commentator from ESPN offered some suggestions: "UCLA has recruited a lot of outstanding newcomers this summer."

"Shabazz Mohammad from Nevada!"

"Zach LaVine, a graduate of Bothell High School, and—"

"And Chu Han, the Chinese high school student who became popular all over the United States some time ago!"

Another commentator intervened in the topic: "As you said, man, I am more looking forward to how Chu Han will perform in this game."

"I think it's not just us."

The commentator looked around the scene: "Even the fans at the scene are looking forward to what kind of answer Chu Han can deliver in the official game!"

As this commentator explains.

Today's game, although it is the defending champion VS the division league giants.

But the real gimmick lies in Chu Han.

This rising star from China has become popular all over the Internet by defeating Irving.

Can you perform as expected in official games?

This is what most fans at the scene today want to see.

Interview session between both sides before the game.

UCLA head coach Ben Holland took the initiative to avoid the topic of Chu Han.

The first game of the new season.

It was also Chu Han’s first career match.

Putting too much pressure on him before the game is not a good thing.

"We're going to let Chu start in this game."

Coach Holland avoided the important and took the easy: "But the team did not set any task indicators for him."

As long as you show your style, that's enough.

"I know, I heard the story about that young man at UCLA."

the other side.

The person interviewed before the game was University of Washington coach Mike Hopkins: "Many people on the Internet call him a genius."

"Genius? This word is not so cheap."

Mention genius.

Coach Mike Hopkins is a coach who has seen real talent.

He once coached that talented kid named Brandon Roy.

In his opinion, Roy is the real genius.

It's a pity that God is jealous of talents.

Roy's career in the NBA was not perfect. Injuries ruined an absolute super talent.

"Is Chu Han a genius?"

At the end of the interview, Coach Hopkins showed a meaningful smile: "I believe this game will give the answer."

Obviously.

There is something in his words.

In the words of the on-site commentator:

The University of Washington may have to deploy corresponding defensive tactics for Chu Han today!

The defending champion team targets a freshman.

It’s interesting!

"Don't stress, Chu."

As the pre-match warm-up was coming to an end, coach Ben Holland stepped forward and patted Chu Han on the shoulder: "Don't let any factors affect your state."

Coach Ben Holland didn’t expect that.

Before the game, I deliberately avoided Chu Han-related topics in an attempt to reduce the pressure on young people.

As a result, the opposing coach was under full pressure before the game!

Coach Mike Hopkins’ words were almost as straightforward as this:

Today the defending champion wants to give Chu Han a showdown!

"Don't worry, coach, I don't have any pressure."

As a client, Chu Han looked relaxed: "They should be the ones who should be stressed~"

Think about it.

The defending champions focused on a freshman.

As a result, the defense was easily broken by a freshman. ． ．

Who is more stressed?

It's clear at a glance.

Coach Ben Holland obviously heard what Chu Han meant.

He didn't expect that.

The young man in front of me is actually so strong inside!

Even though his opponent was targeting him before the game, Chu Han was still confident!

Nodding towards Chu Han, coach Ben Holland sat back in his seat.

to be honest.

He wanted to see it too.

In the official competition, what kind of answer can Chu Han hand in!

The pre-match warm-up of both sides ended quickly, and the starters of the two teams took to the court.

On UCLA's side, it is naturally a luxurious outside combination: LaVine + Mu/Hamud and Chu Han!

The inside duo are not famous and are purely tool men.

After sorting out his UCLA No. 7 jersey, Chu Han took a look at the University of Washington's starting lineup.

Ｅｍｍｍｍ. ． ．

There is no one who can be called.

With this lineup, coach Mike Hopkins dared to make harsh remarks before the game?

To be honest, it's kind of funny.

But Chu Han is a professional and usually doesn't laugh.

Unless you can't help it.

"Chu... Han."

what is interesting is.

When Chu Han stood on the court, Lionel Price, the undoubtedly star player of the University of Washington this season, took the initiative to come over:

"You should feel honored, because from now on, I will be your defensive player."

Hearing what the other party said, Chu Han really couldn't hold back and laughed out loud.

Is this coming?

The sarcastic face villain that comes standard with classic time travellers?

Did it appear so soon?

In his previous life, Chu Han had read a lot of basketball-related online articles.

After the protagonist travels through time, he will encounter a villain with a mocking face.

Their role is to put their faces in front of the protagonist and give them a good beating.

When Chu Han saw these plots, he even criticized the author Jianzhi for writing such short stories.

Never thought about it.

Art really comes from reality.

The villain who puts his face close to the protagonist and wants to give him a violent beating is here!

at the same time.

The commentator on the sidelines caught this with a keen eye.

"I...what did I see?"

They were just analyzing Chu Han's living environment in this game, and it might be very harsh.

Then they saw:

"Chu Han is laughing? He actually laughed?!"

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