After Li Zhen quickly reached the frontcourt with the ball, Brooks did not quickly get close to him. He knew his defensive level and how powerless he was to bypass the pick-and-roll.

However, while letting go of two steps.

Li Zhen suddenly made an upward shooting motion, which forced him to step forward and block the shot.

But just when his center of gravity was raised, Li Zhen passed the basketball forward directly to Benson, who was setting up the pick-and-roll.

Benson received the basketball and his body quickly cut inward, knocking Brooks away.

And Benson quickly passed the ball in.

This is an extremely simple hit-the-wall type of coordination.

But performing it in such a situation fully proves Li Zhen's intelligence and adaptability.

"Smart move." Kareem Abdul-Jabbar said sincerely on TV.

At the same time, Li Zhen had already entered the paint area with deft and sharp steps. Marty Lunning, who was holding back his anger, immediately projected his defensive influence. He opened his hands and made full moves to block Li Zhen in the paint.

When preparing for the basket, he didn't even mind using his strong body to knock Bruce to the ground.

Who made him lose face again and again?

However, Li Zhen was not afraid at all. His footsteps remained firm and he arrived at Marty Lunning's side in the blink of an eye.

And quickly completed the emergency stop, although his body shape was not well controlled. But after the emergency stop, he immediately turned sideways, held the ball in his left hand and quickly made a turning pass backwards.

At that moment, Marty Lunning was tricked into shifting his center of gravity to the left.

At this time, Li Zhen quickly turned around, and he suddenly turned to the right around Marty Lunning, who was turning to the left. Marty Lunning's defense was instantly thrown aside. Then Li Zhen took off easily, and he sent the basketball to the basket.

basket.

And the moment he completed the pass, the stadium was already agitated: this pace was so great that Marty Lenning was completely fooled. He was like a goldfish in the park. Tourists throw a stone at random, and they swarm up and get lost.

direction.

“Dream steps!!!”

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar even more excitedly advocated on the TV: "Oh God. I actually saw such beautiful dreamy footsteps in a defender. He was as smooth as silk, even more exciting than Olajuwon... Oh!"

!What are you doing? What is that Oregon No. 6 player doing???"

Jabbar suddenly became excited.

The fans in the Stanford Arena suddenly went from excitement to rage. The boos and curses quickly piled up and erupted, forming a torrent that surged toward the arena.

The court was even more chaotic, with all the players rushing towards the penalty area.

The three referees blew their whistles and kept driving the players out... They didn't want violent conflicts in the arena.

At the same time, they hated the Oregon forward.

Why did he do this? This was playing ball, not hitting someone.

It turned out that at the moment when Li Zhen completely passed Marty Lunning and jumped in the air to throw the basketball out, Marty Lunning actually bumped into him like a wild beast and even stepped underneath... This was completely

It's all dirty technical crime moves.

Li Zhen, whose body was far less strong than him, was knocked over by him in the air. However, when he landed, his body showed an extremely strange posture... Although his right foot stepped on the black hand stretched out by Marty Lunning.

His feet were on his feet, but the upper part of his body was pressed against Marty Lenning. Under the acceleration of gravity, both of them fell deep in the penalty area.

Then, the furious Stanford players rushed forward crazily, and the home fans also poured out violent curses and boos.

The three referees tried their best to stop everyone, and Jamie Lin also came on the court with a sad heart to separate his teammates.

And when the crowd gradually dispersed, Time Warner's cameras took the time to arrive at the first scene.

However, they found that Marty Lunning was holding his ankle and making a painful sound, while Li Zhen was sitting next to him motionless, with a dazed expression on his face, as if he had been frightened.

"So, who is injured?"

Watson asked with great concern in the live broadcast room.

"No matter who is injured, this is a flagrant foul committed by Oregon's No. 6 player. He should be ejected immediately." Kareem Abdul-Jabbar said seriously: "If he is really injured, I will never have any sympathy. I will only

Feel lucky for Bruce Lee and thank God for protecting the lucky ones."

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's words spoke to everyone's heart.

The replays of the TV station once again proved that Marty Lunning's ball was aimed at malicious injuries. While hitting Bruce Lee, he even stretched his black foot to try to make Li Zhen land and was injured again.

In the NBA, how many players have their athletic ability greatly reduced due to such black feet? This is an unforgivable mistake.

Marty Lenning's "tough" defense has long been criticized in the Pacific Division. Now that he has done something like this again, everyone hopes that he will be taught a lesson. Regarding his injury, everyone also thinks it is an "eye-opener."

It's just...why is Bruce Lee sitting there with a dull look on his face?

Was the poor kid frightened by the sudden dirty foul?

"Look at the good things Marty Lenning did. His malicious behavior may even subvert a good player's view of basketball. I am really worried about Bruce Lee's psychological shadow because of this foul: maybe he will never do it again in the future.

So deep into the penalty area, who can bear the threat of lifelong injuries after just an ordinary layup?"

The more Kareem Abdul-Jabbar spoke, the more excited he became: "I suggest that the NCAA impose additional penalties on Marty Lunning and strengthen education. Young players should establish a correct concept of the game. This is not how basketball is played."

He was very sad.

At the same time, Li Zhen finally stood up under Scott's pull.

Jamie Lin asked him repeatedly: Are you injured?

He shook his head firmly.

Because when he was hit and fell to the ground, a clear and unmistakable voice came from his mind: he had caught the emotion of malicious aggression. He was now punished by taking 5 points of his agility talent as punishment.

Forehead….

Li Zhen was stunned.

"Any action done to maliciously harm you will be punished. Clean up the stadium, starting with me."

Positive Energy Baby's voice sounded again, but this time it didn't seem to contain any emotion. It was obviously in an automatic reply state.

Li Zhen was stunned. He sent a signal in his mind: "How many plug-ins have been opened?"

"..." The positive energy baby, who was in a semi-conscious state, could not answer.

"Does this mean I will never get hurt again?" Li Zhen asked again.

"As long as the other person is not malicious, you will still be hurt. I can only capture the strong and malicious emotion of aggression." It was like a mechanical reply.

oh.

Li Zhen understood.

"Since all odd numbers cannot be entered, 4 points of agility have been added to you. The remaining point can be used to simulate the physical condition and technical movements of the previous host for 1 minute."

What's the meaning?

"Are you entering Jordan mode?"

Li Zhen was dumbfounded again. He vowed to ask everything clearly after the gifted baby fully woke up.

Like now, it's basically a conversation with a robot. It doesn't ask its existing question bank and it doesn't answer at all.

Depend on!

Li Zhen was stunned for almost a minute.

Finally realizing that Scott's hand had been stretched out in front of him, he quickly stood up.

At this time, the team doctor at the University of Oregon also made a judgment for Marty Lunning: He had not injured his ligaments, but just a slight sprain of his ankle.

They thought it was the result of Li Zhen stepping on his ankle when he landed, and it was nothing serious.

However, he has no chance to return to the court in this game.

The referee gave him two t's and ejected him directly.

After all, he was blatantly causing trouble in an away game, and if the referee didn't send him off, he might not be able to walk out normally: Angry Stanford fans are no joke.
Chapter completed!