Chapter 135: Daily Life of the Generation of Miracles

The triangle offense tactic doesn't need much introduction.

It achieved Jordan, achieved O'Neal, and also achieved Kobe.

The triangle offense is usually formed by three players on the same side forming a triangle, which is why this tactic is named the triangle offense.

This tactic has many variations, such as low-post one-on-one, pick-and-roll coordination, etc.

It depends on whether your core is an inside or outside player.

The tactical core of the triangle offense lies in passing the ball, allowing every player to touch the ball, thereby threatening the opponent so they don't dare to double-team their own core.

As long as teammates in other positions open up, the opponent has to make defensive changes.

In this way, the core player's opportunity for one-on-one play emerges.

In order to master this new tactic as quickly as possible, the Teikou team has been leaving early and returning late recently.

Fortunately, the progress is gratifying because their basketball club has three players with super high basketball IQ.

Akashi Seijuro, Nijimura Shuzo, Tiandao Jingyan...

They very quickly mastered the philosophy of this tactic, and under their leadership, they helped teammates integrate into the tactic as quickly as possible.

Honestly, this Teikou lineup playing the triangle offense is really a bit extravagant.

In Tiandao's words, the team is full of ceilings in every position, so why run any tactics? Just let go and play.

But facts have proven that Shirogane Kenzou is right.

As they gradually became familiar with the triangle offense, Teikou's offensive efficiency also significantly improved.

After the tactic was small-scale successful, Shirogane Kenzou scheduled three practice games for them.

The effect was significant; Aomine, Akashi, Midorima, Murasakibara, Nijimura Shuzo, and the whole team all performed.

And Tiandao, although his ball possession ratio decreased, his average scoring per game strangely increased by a full 5.5 points.

The number of shots was about the same, but the efficiency improved by a level.

Tiandao even started to miss the days during the qualifiers when he would shoot wide-open mid-range shots while being guarded by two people.

The triangle offense really gave him more one-on-one opportunities.

Often, after a pick-and-roll, a run, and a pass-and-cut with Nijimura Shuzo, by the time the ball returned to his hands, there was only one person left in front of him.

The players who originally double-teamed him were either slipped away by Nijimura Shuzo or attracted by Midorima on the baseline.

At such times, Tiandao only needed to get past the defender to get an excellent shooting opportunity or attack the basket directly. ===== CHAPTER 137 =====