I want to be a superstar.

Such a focused and precise defensive move, such excellent off-the-ball movement—is this really the same person who was just doing acrobatics?

Are you kidding me?

Is Yes good at defense?

抢断：50（50），盖帽：30（30），力量：45/50（50），爆发力：80.4/67（80），速度：96/80（80），横移：60（60），敏捷：70/70（80）

Yes's defensive attributes are mediocre, especially his strength, which is only 50 to begin with, and is further reduced by 10% in the "weightlessness" state.

He is very strong when facing high school freshmen or middle school students. He has superior attributes and better skills, so of course he is strong.

But JJ Redick was an NCAA senior and an NCAA All-NBA First Team player.

As long as Reddick keeps him in check, there's nothing he can do!

Unfortunately, sitting down to attack is not Redick's forte.

Redick's strength lies in his ability to run on offense, and he is also adept at running on defense!

"This Asian kid's defense is pretty good. It seems he's more than just a flashy player. And the University of Washington doesn't seem so weak after all."

Thanks to this defensive play, the University of Washington's overall image has been improved; they are no longer seen as an easily defeated team.

Whether by luck or not, they did manage to defend against a well-planned attack by Duke University.

Duke University's offensive style is complex, emphasizing tactics and passing.

In order to get a good offensive opportunity, they would want to use up all 35 seconds of each offensive possession.

The University of Washington's offense has always been simple.

Last season, the University of Washington created opportunities using a three-pronged attack from the outside: Nate Robinson, Roy, and Conroy.

This season, Nate Robinson left, and Yes directly replaced him in that role.

Ultimately, this tactic is simply called one-on-one!

Simple and direct.

Coach Romar is a very direct person, which is why he was very dissatisfied with Yes's "unwillingness" to use his physical talents.

If Yes were willing to use his physical talent for one-on-one combat, it would be most in line with his wishes.

But Yes doesn't like physical contact and prefers to attack by avoiding defenders.

This directly affected the team's offensive rhythm.

Didn't you see that after Roy and Conroy advanced the ball into the halfway line, their first thought wasn't to take down the opponent directly, but rather to look for an opportunity to pass the ball to Yes?

Why make things so complicated when you can solve them with talent?

Yes could tell that Redd wanted revenge.

As soon as he crossed halfway, Redick clung to him.

"Kid, you have no chance in this match!"

Faced with Reddick's provocation, Yes remained unmoved, as if Reddick were invisible.

Yes, who had been standing still for half the distance, saw Roy on the opposite corner suppress Melchiorni behind him.

With a burst of acceleration from a standstill, Yes accelerated and left Reddick a step behind!

"not good!"

His ability to break free is far superior to Redick's!

This Asian kid's explosiveness and speed are even faster than expected!

After Yes accelerated and rushed off, Reddick followed closely behind.

Yes didn't give him a chance to catch up. He ran in front of Roy, received the pass from Roy hand-to-hand, and pulled up for a three-pointer from the left 45-degree angle!

After completing the handoff pass to Yes, Roy straightened up and took a step to the right in perfect unison.

Roy's massive body shielded Reddick and Melchiorni, who were charging towards him, from behind!

Feel rating: 74!

My good form continues tonight!

With a touch rating of 74, plus no contact and no one guarding him, this ball went in!

With a whoosh, it hit the target squarely!

3-0, the University of Washington scored the first point of the game, and Yes scored his first point in his NCAA career!

The University of Washington's offensive play left the fans in the arena somewhat bewildered.

"Is this... is this how JJ scores?"

"This Asian kid actually scored against JJ using JJ's own style?!"

"They just shut down JJ on defense, and then immediately scored over him on offense?"

Who is the best player in the NCAA?

At least in these two rounds, the Duke fans in the arena didn't realize that Redick was the strongest player in the NCAA.

"Yes, that was a great shot. It was my first offensive play, and against Duke no less. My legs are still shaking."

Brockman was also playing his first NCAA game, and compared to Yes, he was far inferior. All I can say is that Seattle's Yes is amazing!

"It's just so-so."

As usual, Yes remained aloof.

People who have just met Yes might think he is an oddball, with strange behavior, cold speech, and very difficult to approach.

However, after getting to know Yes, none of the other players at the University of Washington thought Yes was a weirdo.

"This Asian kid looks like he beat some nobody, not some NCAA number one player. His teammates are even more excited than he is."

"A very interesting kid. I know he didn't mean it, but his seemingly ignoring attitude towards Redick will only make Redick angrier."

Redick is indeed very angry right now.

His teammates supported him and set up the ball for him, but he was blocked by the opponent and then defeated by the opponent using his signature move.

He's been playing in the NCAA for almost four years, and this is the first time he's encountered this!

Duke University continued their offensive onslaught, with Redick remaining their primary offensive weapon.

Duke's starting five are all capable of scoring, but Duke is determined to let Redick get going first.

Compared to their first offensive play at the start of the game, Duke's offense this time was much more complex.

Single gear, double gear, and various ways of blocking and covering for others are dazzling.

To the surprise of the Duke fans at the scene, Redick still couldn't find a good enough opportunity to catch and shoot!

Yes followed him like a shadow!

With a clang, another heavy sound of hammering echoed!

Redick's shot, facing Yes's defense, continued to miss!

Duke University still hasn't scored!

Moreover, the rebound fell into Roy's hands this time, and the University of Washington launched a fast break.

Yes and Redick started almost simultaneously, and by the time Yes crossed midfield and received Roy's pass from the backfield, Redick had already been left behind!

"That Asian kid is too fast! Redick has given up chasing. The Asian kid stopped at the top of the arc, not preparing to go to the basket, he's preparing to shoot!"

"Instead of dunking on a fast break, they're going to shoot a three-pointer?!"

Seeing Yes's offensive choice, the University of Washington head coach, Romar, who was initially excited, was stomping his feet in anger on the sidelines!

Seeing this, Redick, who had already given up behind Yes, picked up speed again.

"Kid, you'll regret this!"

Redick ignored Yes's three-point attempt and ran straight to the basket, watching the trajectory of the basketball and paying attention to where it would land.

With a touch rating of 68, he can still hit three-pointers with no one to defend him or interfere with him!

There should still be a ball left!

With a whoosh!

Hollow into the network!

Redick, who was about to rush to the basket to grab the rebound, looked at the beautiful arc of the basketball as it swished through the net with an expression of disbelief.

"Yes! That was a great shot!"

Romar, who had just been stomping his feet in anger at Yes's offensive choices, was now dancing with excitement.

Assistant coach Ozeberg, watching from the side, was stunned.

"Outstanding defense, superb speed, decisive and accurate shooting—when did the NCAA acquire such a talent who can completely dominate Redick?!"

"Have you found any information on this Asian kid?"

"Found it! Yes, one of the creators of the Seattle Miracle four years ago!"

"Four years ago? The Seattle Miracle? It was him?!"