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335 Su Hao's dominance!

Just now, Su Hao's powerful dunk thrilled the teachers and students watching the game, who all exclaimed how exciting it was.

One of the girls exclaimed excitedly, "Su Hao truly deserves to be last season's MVP! His physical attributes are simply amazing; he totally deserves the title of 'The Hulk'!"

Another viewer added, "Yeah, I think Su Hao is now completely dominating Kobe's team!"

However, several socialites in the front row expressed concern: "If Su Hao doesn't have possession of the ball, I'm afraid they will have a hard time winning this game."

At this moment, Bynum looked at Su Hao standing under the basket asking for the ball and couldn't help but feel a little nervous.

He knew he might not be able to withstand Su Hao's powerful offensive, but he didn't want to lose face in front of everyone, so he shouted, "Su Hao, are you serious?"

But Su Hao didn't respond, focusing solely on the game. His teammates, seeing Su Hao asking for the ball, passed it to him without hesitation.

After receiving the ball, Bynum tried to interfere with Su Hao's shot, but the difference in their abilities was too great. Su Hao easily jumped up and slammed the basketball into the basket with a powerful dunk.

The crowd erupted in cheers and applause that filled the basketball court once again.

The student player who had just passed the ball to Su Hao was also unusually excited. He quickly ran to Su Hao and gave him a high-five in celebration.

With half the game over, thanks to Su Hao's dominant performance under the basket, they had taken a 15-point lead over Team Kobe.

Looking at the score on the counter, Kobe could only shake his head helplessly, a bitter smile on his face.

At this moment, Bynum sidled up to Su Hao and whispered, "Su Hao, couldn't you have held back a little of your strength?"

Su Hao was somewhat surprised to hear this. He smiled and replied, "Uh! I've been holding back quite a bit. Didn't you see I didn't even have the ball?"

Bynum was speechless for a moment after hearing this.

Indeed, Su Hao performed exceptionally well in the game, but he didn't rely too much on one-on-one play. Instead, he created opportunities through active running and teamwork.

This made Bynum realize that his thinking might be too narrow-minded.

The game continued, and Kobe's team's offense encountered some problems.

Due to their low shooting percentage, their overall offensive rhythm became chaotic.

Kobe had most of the ball possession, but his shooting touch was off; halfway through the quarter, he was only making 5 of 20 shots.

In contrast, Su Hao's performance was outstanding. He not only successfully completed several dunks, but also made several mid-range shots and a three-pointer.

His efficient scoring helped the team maintain its lead and put enormous pressure on the opponents.

Kobe's shooting percentage wasn't actually low, but because most of his shots were taken near the three-point line and he only occasionally tried to attack the basket, his overall shooting percentage was somewhat affected.

With Su Hao guarding the paint, it was difficult for Kobe to find a normal shooting opportunity.

Kobe's team then called a timeout, and the players gathered in a circle to discuss tactics.

The coach patted Kobe on the shoulder and encouraged him, "Don't panic, believe in yourself. The more you miss, the more you have to keep shooting! Your touch will always come back! You can definitely do it! We absolutely cannot let Su Hao score so easily."

Kobe, nicknamed "Black Mamba," never cared how many shots he made. He had only one motto—go for it! No matter what difficulties and challenges he faced, he would fight and struggle without hesitation.

Meanwhile, during the timeout, Su Hao was surrounded by a group of student players, all hoping to learn more about basketball skills and experience from him.

This is a rare opportunity for these young players to learn from real experts and improve their skills.

Su Hao also generously shared his valuable experience and profound insights accumulated over the years on the court.

He explained to the students how to use various tactical strategies, how to better control the pace of the game, and how to make the right decisions at crucial moments. Through this exchange, the students gained a deeper understanding of Su Hao.

They initially thought Su Hao's success was solely due to his outstanding physical attributes, but after witnessing his superb skills under the basket, they realized that Su Hao not only possessed strong physical attributes but also superb basketball skills and intelligence.

Today, Su Hao no longer relies solely on his physical advantages, but has perfectly integrated his skills and physique, becoming an all-around basketball player.

This well-rounded ability allows him to play with greater ease in matches, enabling him to unleash his full potential in both offense and defense.

Such strength made him invincible on the court, unstoppable by anyone.

With the sound of the whistle, the game officially began. After Su Hao stepped onto the court, he gestured to his teammates, indicating that he would ask for the ball less in the second half of the game, giving these student players more opportunities to showcase their skills.

"In the second half of the game, don't rush to pass the ball to me. Just shoot, and I'll help you grab the rebounds under the basket!" Su Hao said to everyone with a smile.

The coach in charge of Su Hao's group didn't dare to disagree with Su Hao's words. Even as a coach, he wouldn't dare express his opinion in front of his idol, fearing he might say something wrong and anger Su Hao. Su Hao's massive physique was undeniably intimidating.

Su Hao's opponents were very nervous. They knew that Su Hao was a very strong opponent, and he also had amazing physical qualities and basketball talent.

"Kobe, we're so far behind now, it looks like our inside game isn't working anymore! We need to step up our outside shooting and get three-pointers!" Fisher, who had just come on the court, said to Kobe.

"Hmm!" Kobe's face was gloomy and his expression was serious, like a volcano that could erupt at any moment.

Fisher passed the ball inbound to Kobe, who received it and, facing a rookie player, easily shook him off with a feint.

After rushing into the paint, Kobe faced Su Hao, who came to block him. This time, instead of forcing an attack, he passed the ball to Fisher, who was lurking in the corner.

The latter caught the ball and shot immediately, but fortunately the defender in front of him did not cover in time.

This gave Fisher some room to maneuver.

Unfortunately, this shot also missed the basket.

The rebound was snatched over Su Hao's head and passed to his teammates on the outside.

Just as Su Hao was preparing to return to defense, his teammate had already thrown the ball out from the center circle.

Is this the legendary inexplicable self-confidence?