Chapter 586

Conventional means are no longer effective against him.

Even committing fouls is of no avail; it only allows him to get 20+ free throws in a single game, standing on the free-throw line again and again, messing with our mentality again and again."

"Yes."

Billups nodded noncommittally, "Su Yan is much more difficult to deal with than imagined, so difficult that I really don't know what kind of brutal defense is needed to limit his offense."

"That's right."

Coach Brown echoed, and then said: "I called you out tonight to tell you how to stop Su Yan.

Since fighting with strength doesn't work, and giving intensity doesn't work.

Then let's change our thinking, not to limit Su Yan's offense, but... to find a way to make him have no offense.

So what?!

A player can only commit 6 fouls in a game, so as long as we can make Su Yan leave with six fouls, that is also an excellent defensive strategy.

Overcoming hardness with softness.

When we can't beat Su Yan and are knocked to the ground by him, if we can cause him an offensive foul and make him commit a foul.

Let this miserable fall become an excellent defense.

Then we can turn waste into treasure.

Once Su Yan commits 2 fouls in a single quarter, he can't play that quarter; if he commits 3-4, he has to be careful for the whole game.

If he commits 5.

Even if he doesn't leave, Su Yan won't be able to defend, and he won't dare to be too reckless on offense; that will be our chance to sound the horn of counterattack.

If it's six fouls.

Su Yan leaving the court means we win the game in advance.

Of course, we can't just simply draw them, we should do this... do that... and then do that..." ===== CHAPTER 588 =====