Nba Players Pretended To Be Uncle Drew And I Tortured Them

"Andre, try your best to lock Chu Han for me!"

Los Angeles, USA.

Staples Center.

The starting players of the two final teams are already on the court.

University of Colorado head coach Donnie Watson roared at his players: "This is the last game!"

"I will handle it!"

Andre Robertson, the perimeter defender of the University of Colorado, patted his chest.

He is not only responding to the expectations of the team coach, but also encouraging himself.

As far as I can see, I see UCLA's Super 7.

Robertson knew very well that the person standing opposite was the protagonist of today's game.

But, who says there can only be one protagonist?

The other protagonist tonight is... ． ．

The live footage was taken from Chu Han, and part of it was shown to University of Colorado defender Spencer Dinwiddie!

As a member of the PAC-12 All-Rookie First Team last season.

Dinwiddie's outside offensive ability this season has been visibly improved to a new level.

When he faced UCLA in the tournament, he could always score the ball whenever he avoided Chu Han's offensive rounds.

This is also a major highlight of this game.

Can Dinwiddie, who regards the rest of UCLA's defensive players as nothing, defeat his inner demons today and face Chu Han's defense to complete the score! ?

Let’s wait and see!

Before the game started, Magic also came out to kick off the game.

Of course this is just a formality.

A real jumping ball session!

UCLA's tool center moved the ball into Chu Han's hands very well.

UCLA dominated the first offensive possession of the game.

Chu Han advanced quickly with the ball, and Robertson got close to the defense immediately, providing enough physical confrontation.

One thing to say.

When Robertson is with the Thunder in the future, he will definitely be the league's top perimeter defender.

Although his scoring ability is very mediocre, it can even be described as stretching his hips.

But Robertson doesn't know how to score, and the opponents he can defend also don't know how to score.

That's what Robertson thinks today.

He has given up on the offensive end and is ready to devote all his physical strength and energy to the defensive end!

"Whoosh!"

Then?

Then he was shaken away by Chu Han with continuous cross steps, and he stood stunned and listened to the cheers of the fans.

True.

The opponents that Robertson can defend don't know how to attack.

It's a pity that the Chu Han he met today really knows how to attack!

"Oh! Look at Chu Han's breakthrough. His speed is too fast."

In the CCTV studio, Mr. Zhang Lili started boasting online: "Don't tell me, Chu Han's first step is a bit like Medina."

"He's not bad at dribbling either."

Yoga added: "Chu Han's basic skills may be what most of us Chinese defenders lack!"

"It's not just basic skills."

Mr. Zhang Lili said he was excited: "Chu Han's physical talent is extremely rare in the world, let alone in China!"

The two commentators on CCTV talked more and more about the topic. Chu Han, who was at Staples, followed the set script and scored 2 points with flying dunks.

"Moji, how do you like this ball?"

In the audience, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar elbowed the magician next to him.

"If it were anyone else, this ball would be pretty good, but for Chu Han..."

Mo Ji paused: "It's just average."

Jabbar smiled and said nothing.

It can be seen that Ma Ji is holding Chu Han to extremely high standards.

Magicians are really strict!

Colorado's side was not affected by Chu Han's scoring. They still implemented their tactics step by step.

The team's point guard came over with the ball and passed it to Dinwiddie who came out to ask for it.

The moment the latter holds the ball, he protects the ball sideways.

Because Chu Han, who was defending him, stretched out his long arms at an extremely fast speed. If he was one step slower, the ball would be intercepted by Chu Han!

Unlike Robertson.

Dinwiddie is a typical offensive and defensive player.

He doesn't know how to defend, but he can beat his opponent to the point where he doesn't know how to defend.

At least at the NCAA level, he did this.

Although Dinwiddie's performance was unsatisfactory when facing Chu Han's defense in the tournament.

But today, he also wanted to try.

Try beating Chu Han until he doesn’t know how to defend!

"Bang, bang, bang!"

After continuously dribbling to adjust the rhythm, Dinwiddie looked up at the shot clock.

The rules of the NCAA and NBA are very different.

For example, they do not have four quarters, only 20 minutes each in the first and second halves.

Another example is that the offensive period of the NCAA game is 30 seconds, not 24 seconds.

When the 30 seconds of attack time come to the last 8 seconds.

Dinwiddie, who holds the ball, finally takes action!

He first accelerated from the left, then stepped back to open his body, quickly changed direction and went to the right + made an emergency stop!

The operation was so smooth that the commentators on the sidelines called him an expert.

If this were replaced by other low-level defenders, they would have been stunned!

In fact, even Chu Han, who was not fully defensive at this time, was shaken off by Dinwiddie and gained a shot space.

The Colorado defender did not miss the opportunity and made a decisive two-pointer!

"Bang!"

But the next moment.

UCLA's No. 7 did not give up on defense. He jumped up and slapped the opponent's mid-range shot away in the air!

Chu Han's defensive attributes are indeed not fully utilized yet.

He also really gave Dinwiddie room to shoot.

Unfortunately.

Today’s Chu Han really wants to win!

If you win this game, you will receive system rewards and activate your full-level mid-range scoring ability!

A strong desire to win kept Chu Han focused on both offense and defense today.

Under the double blessing of terrifying concentration + exaggerated physical fitness.

Dinwiddie's mid-range shot in the air is a no-brainer!

After completing the block, Chu Han took control of the basketball while still landing.

And he decisively turned his back and flew past Dinwiddie.

Dinwiddie's turn was too slow.

When he turned around and wanted to return to defense, he could only watch helplessly as Chu Han took three strides forward to brush away the defender and scored with a one-arm split!

"How's the ball?"

On the bench, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar noticed the Magician's trembling hands.

"its not bad, right."

Moji calmed down a little: "You know, I want to see more than this!"

really.

Magic came to the PAC-12 League finals for the first time in history.

There was even a special kickoff before the game.

What he wants to see is not Chu Han's offensive end, where he flies past the defender and easily scores in the penalty area.

It's not a one-stop fast break after a big block on the defensive end.

Something more exciting.

More exciting!

Isn’t this such a coincidence!

The magician wants to see something exciting today.

Chu Han was determined to win again today.

I just feel sorry for these players and their coaching staff at the University of Colorado!

The game continues.

Chu Han continued to put pressure on Dinwiddie on the defensive end.

Even when Colorado forced a pick-and-roll, forcing UCLA to switch defenses and giving Dinwiddie a chance to score against other defenders.

Chu Han would directly bypass the pick-and-roll and continue to block in front of the Colorado defender.

Everyone knows that whether Colorado's offense can be opened up depends on Dinwiddie's condition today.

Therefore, Chu Han simply locked it down completely on the defensive end!

While blocking the opponent's arrow figures on the defensive end, Chu Han also has undiminished firepower on the offensive end.

"Andre Roberson was once again left behind by Chu Han. Colorado's outer gate looked a little lost today!"

"It's not Andre's fault!"

"Any defensive player who meets Chu Han will not perform any better than Andre!"

Andre Robertson, who was swayed on the court, really wanted to give the commentator a thumbs up.

If you can speak, just speak more!

However, Robertson didn't have time to like it.

Because Chu Han’s continuous offensive is coming again!

This time, Robertson's center of gravity was low enough and his defensive focus was high enough.

So it was reasonable for Chu Han to harvest his ankles.

Yes.

Andre Robertson, who was fully committed to defense, was mercilessly knocked to the ground by Chu Han at the last moment of the first half!

The entire Staples Center was in an uproar.

Amid the uproar from the fans, Chu Han didn't even look at Robertson, who was being thrown to the ground and reached the penalty area with the ball.

"Stop him!"

The Colorado coach roared on the sidelines.

Knock down the defender and let Chu Han score again.

This goal will be a devastating blow to the confidence of Colorado players!

Even if it's a foul, Chu Han must be stopped!

"Bang, bang, bang..."

However.

Even with the determination to defend with a foul, the University of Colorado players were still ruthlessly played by Chu Han's dribbling.

They couldn't even touch Chu Han's clothes!

"let me!"

last of the last.

What stood in front of Chu Han was Colorado's 2.15-meter tall interior tower!

The next scene is also the most classic scene in his entire college career!

Only saw:

UCLA No. 7 was like a god of war, slamming the basketball into the basket through the Colorado center who jumped with all his strength!

"boom!!"

The powerful dunk made the basket buzz!

Along with the buzzing sound of the basket, there was also the sound of the Colorado center falling heavily to the ground!

"beep!"

The referee on the sidelines did not hesitate to blow his whistle decisively!

Chu Han's two-pointer was effective, and at the same time caused a defensive foul on the opponent, and got an extra penalty opportunity!

"COME!"

This time.

Magic Johnson, who had been holding back for the entire first half, finally stopped pretending.

The greatest point guard in NBA history stood up from his seat and high-fived Kareem Abdul-Jabbar next to him: "Man, you know it."

"This is exactly what I want to see!"

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