Showcase your talent!

"Paul Millsap's fake was beautiful, Bobby Jones fell for it again, Millsap's mid-range jumper went too short!"

"Counterattack! Another counterattack!"

"Yes's acceleration and running speed are too fast; no one at Louisiana Tech can keep up with his counterattack speed!"

"Yes's counterattack is terrifying!"

Louisiana Tech's defenseman is frantically chasing back!

This wasn't the first time Yes had launched a counter-attack against them in this match!

In the opening tip-off, Washington University's first offensive possession was launched by Yes, who capitalized on their unsteady footing to launch a counterattack.

After that, whenever they missed a shot on offense, Yes would seize the opportunity and shoot like lightning!

Louisiana Tech's defensemen are now very wary of Yes.

But in the end, they still couldn't stop Yes's fast break!

Before the game, everyone told them that Yes was the greatest shooter in NCAA history!

But right now, Ye Si in this match doesn't feel like the top scorer at all.

He's the number one fast break player!

Seeing Yes already charging to the basket, ready to make a layup, the Louisiana Tech guard was already in despair!

This game is unplayable!

Is this Yes, who went on a crazy counter-attack in this game, really the same Yes who drove the whole of America crazy?!

Why did the University of Washington player number nine, who looks exactly like Yes, not play like a shooter at all in this game?!

When did NBA shooters develop such incredible athleticism and fast break abilities?!

Paul Millsap, who spent most of the game standing in Washington's half of the court and watching from behind as Yes exploited his missed shots to score on fast breaks, must be crying now!

He and his teammates were under immense pressure during this match!

Louisiana Tech is, of course, much weaker than the University of Washington.

Just like Coach Richard said, they don't need to win this game, they just need to fight bravely!

And they did indeed prepare weapons to fight against the University of Washington.

Faced with the University of Washington's terrifying long-range weapons, they prepared a variety of shields!

But once the game started, the University of Washington turned out to be completely different from what they had prepared!

They prepared shields to defend against Washington's arrows.

But once the game started, they realized that the University of Washington was wielding spears!

And the one they fear most, Yes, isn't some top shooter.

Instead, they were dragoons riding warhorses and carrying spears!

Louisiana Tech was a weak team to begin with, and its ability to adapt to changing circumstances was much worse than that of the strong NCAA teams.

The current situation of the game suddenly told them.

All the weapons they had prepared failed.

How can we play then?!

Not to mention the Louisiana Tech players and coaches on the court who are now driven crazy by Yes's talent-driven counterattacks.

Even many spectators on the sidelines were not used to Ye Si's sudden change in style!

"Yes's fast break is really sharp, especially his explosiveness after suddenly starting; he seems no less capable than Wade!"

Pierce rarely watches Yes's games. With the Celtics being ruined by Danny Ainge, he has no interest in what's popular in America right now.

Before this match, he knew very little about Yes.

I've only seen some of his game highlights, and those amazing shots are very captivating.

This led him to believe that Yes was just a shooter like Redick.

He's at most a bit more amazing than Redick.

However, in this game, he actually saw Wade's shadow in Yes!

In today's game between the Celtics and the Heat, the Celtics lost by 3 points. Who did they lose to?

It's Wade!

Wade scored 25 points in the second half by himself!

They scored 15 points in the fourth quarter!

They led the Heat to an 18-point comeback in the first half!

"Yes's template is Reggie Miller, but with that speed and explosiveness, he plays like Wade?"

Or is it just that he played like Wade in this game?

However, Wade's style of play isn't something you can just pull off at will!

That requires a lot of talent!

At the very least, he himself couldn't do it!

Paul Pierce's gaze towards Yes was no longer that of someone looking at Redick from the University of Washington system!

Yes, not Redick from the system!

"Yes, this game is a shot in the arm for the top draft pick!"

Jerry West nodded silently.

His three-point shooting prowess is no longer enough to improve Yes's draft position.

To become the top scorer, you must showcase your talent!

Louisiana Tech is indeed a team that can showcase talent.

Because this team is weak enough!

From point guard to center, there are no reliable offensive strong points.

If a team's offense relies heavily on shooting but lacks a strong player and has a mediocre shooting percentage, the result will inevitably be numerous fast break opportunities!

Yes was ready to showcase his talent in this match!

"Talent, basketball IQ, and general intelligence—all are top-notch!"

"Yes, he deserves a number one draft pick!"

Jerry West's eyes flickered slightly.

"Hopefully the Bulls will get the number one draft pick..."

He only has a chance to get the Yes if the Bulls get the number one draft pick!

Only if the Bulls get the number one draft pick will Pau Gasol be their most valuable asset...

No one would believe it if I told them.

Jerry West is actually planning to trade their star player and prepare for a rebuild!

This decisiveness is astonishing...

Louisiana Tech has already suspended operations twice!

"Louisiana Tech tried hard to limit Yes's counterattacks; they slowed down their offensive pace again after a timeout, but it only made things worse!"

"The more cautious and hesitant the Louisiana Tech players are on offense, the lower their shooting percentage, and the more fast break opportunities Yes has!"

"Yes, Louisiana's sudden change in tactics in this game left them helpless!"

For the University of Washington, Louisiana Tech is a negligible competitor!

This team is too weak.

The reason they were invited by the NCAA to participate in the tournament is entirely because Millsap is the NCAA's rebounding champion.

The Atlanta division, home to the University of Washington and Duke University, is home to the NCAA's leading scorer, rebounder, and assist provider!

The NCAA is building the strongest battleground in terms of data!

Whether Louisiana Tech is actually too weak is irrelevant to the NCAA.

The important thing is that Louisiana Tech has the NCAA's rebounding champion!

Louisiana Tech's strength is irrelevant to the NCAA, but it matters to Yes!

A team that's too strong won't be able to fully showcase his talent!

In terms of showcasing talent, Louisiana Tech is arguably more important than Duke!

He can't run as fast as he does now when facing Duke!

If he can't run, how can he let NBA general managers see his speed, his explosiveness, and his athleticism?

"With 3.3 seconds left in the first half, Yes hasn't given up on the offense. Instead of taking a buzzer-beating long-range shot like he usually does, he's still pushing the fast break?!"

"3.3 seconds! Yes scored a game-winning fast break basket with 3.3 seconds left in the first half!"

"Incredible speed! Incredible explosive power! Incredible athletic talent!"

"Yes has so much more to offer than just his three-pointers and shooting!"

Watching on TV, Ye Si successfully completed a buzzer-beating layup with 3.3 seconds left.

Webster took a deep breath, barely managing to suppress the shock in his heart.

"I told you long ago, three-pointers are his weakest skill!"

Three-pointers are actually Yes's weakest skill?!

Yes, she actually has such terrifying athletic talent?!

Trail Blazers head coach Nate McMillan's gaze was burning with excitement as he looked at the white number nine on the TV!

This is the most suitable rebuilding core for the team!

Three-pointers are Yes's weakest point...

But Yes's three-pointers have already made him a legend in the NCAA!

At this thought, the other Trail Blazers players fell silent...