His layup ability has officially changed from C+ to B-. Lin Ri is no longer afraid of layups in confrontations.

Before that, he would most likely stop after receiving the ball, regain his position, and then go to the basket. Compared with now, his movements were somewhat inconsistent, and he could easily be double-teamed and become a dead ball.

Now it's better, his whole movements are smooth and coherent.

If you want to stop him, your opponent needs to focus more on him.

The Cardinals conceded a goal first, but it didn't have much impact on them.

The game has just begun, and a lead is not considered a lead until the end.

Terrence Williams took the ball directly from the backcourt, quickly dribbled to the frontcourt, and passed the ball to Earl Clark, who was standing outside the three-point line. Facing Lin Ri, this guy took a three-pointer without hesitation.

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Although Lin Ri knew that this guy had three-point ability, he was really not used to defending from such a long distance. After coming to the NCAA, he had never defended from such a long distance, and he really didn't expect this guy's three-pointer.

He will take action so decisively.

"Whoosh!"

The ball hit the net.

Earl Clark turned back to defend. During this period, he did not glance at Lin Ri, as if he did not know that the person standing in front of him was the most popular super rookie in the league, The Sun, but just a random passerby.

It will really be... a difficult game!
Chapter completed!