Nick's words attracted the attention of those coaches and scouts.
The coaches are okay, the scouts are so curious...
"Hungry Wolves" actually has a tactical manual?
There is a classic joke among scouts on the topic of Steve as a coach...
When the players were playing, Steve suddenly had diarrhea.
When he finished shit, assistant coach Sol suddenly called and asked him what tactics he used for this game.
Steve hit a full hiccup, pressed the toilet flush button and stammered a little: "Huh? Flush, flush, flush, why is the flush button broken?"
Then Sol, who was on the other side of the phone, only heard the first half of the sentence and led the "Hungry Wolves" to win the game...
"Sol" here has some other meanings. After all, it is well known that the mascot of "Hungry Wolves" is the ghost wolf Thor...
Some coaches of Steve's New York counterparts led the team after being beaten...
Once viciously said, hanging a bell for a dog and sitting on the coach's bench can lead the "Hungry Wolves" to win.
Now the "Hungry Wolves" suddenly changed its tactics, and the destructive power it showed was really curious.
When the professionals in the stands cast their eyes on the court, Blair High School's second round offense began.
Alton leaned on his knee and called out tactical instructions loudly, "Green 15, Green 15..."
Lewis, who had been cruising on the weak side, quickly ran to the strong side, side by side with the close end, forming a strong assault formation.
The "Hungry Wolves" defensive linebacker "door opener" did not reach the defensive line this time.
He saw Lewis' actions and sneered and gestured to his guys.
Then he moved two steps to the weak side of the opponent, and stared at the opponent's left tackle with a sneer...
As Blair High School quarterback Alton shouted the kick-off command, the "door opener" rushed to Alton's blind side like a crazy tiger.
The four defensive front lines of the "Hungry Wolves" began to lean hard to the left, pressing the pockets of the protective quarterback of Blair High School, exposing the unlucky left tackle on the "door opener" sprint route.
The opponent's left tackle faced the charge from the "door opener" and stooped up hard.
Unfortunately, at the moment of contact, it looked like a goat hit by a pickup, rolling and losing balance and fell to the ground.
Alton, who should have been very focused, faced the impact from the blind side. He took a few steps back in a little panic before throwing the football in his hand sideways.
"Hungry Wolves"'s unconventional 4-4-2-1 oppressive style of play showed its power.
Although the strong breakthrough of the "door opener" did not create a grapple, he panicked Alton and completely destroyed his passing rhythm.
The other three linebackers rushed towards Lewis before he received the ball...
Using the cover of his own close end, Lewis flashed out the first gap and found that the very timely football had not arrived.
He could only turn again, and after passing a linebacker's assault, he used the running position of the close end to break near the sideline again.
This time Alton’s ball arrived...
A slightly hasty pass, a little slow.
The moment Lewis received the ball, he made an incredible turn around in the air, passing a linebacker's grapple.
Just as he steadied his footsteps and was about to start sprinting, another red figure rushed up from behind him, holding his waist fiercely, and the two smashed the sideline together.
This cross pass made Blair High School back 8 yards...
The third linebacker of the "Hungry Wolves", wearing a No. 16 jersey, 188 cm tall, nicknamed "Butter" white guy Jaylen Adams stood up from Lewis...
Looking at Lewis, who was a little confused, "Butter" reached out to him and pulled him up...
Amidst the cheers of the audience, "Butter" spread his hands and said to Lewis in a sympathetic tone: "Welcome to Hell's Kitchen!"
Lewis pushed a handful of triumphant "butter" in distress, then pulled his teammates who came to help out, and walked to Alton together to discuss countermeasures.
After the body mutated, Lewis, who was almost omnipotent on the court, felt that he was in a quagmire just now.
He clearly remembered that the first time he swayed, he dodged the "butter". As a result, the opponent caught the ball from the sideline and drew the attack from behind to knock him down.
Nick in the stands jumped up excitedly and waved his fists, yelling: "Nice job!
Just do it, you are going to knock out his shit. "
Coach Sutton glanced at the excited Nick beside him, and he shook his head amused...
From his position, this is a delicate defensive cooperation.
Blair High School is a bit dogmatic and has an obvious offensive tactic, which makes it difficult to gain benefits in such a targeted defense.
Obviously this is a premeditated active oppression and defense...
The strong assault of the "door opener" paralyzed the entire weak side of Blair High School's offense and interfered with quarterback Alton's judgment, making him a shot slower.
Moreover, the extremely powerful "door opener" knocked down the opponent running back who was trying to cover the quarterback, severing Alton's idea of using short passes to directly impact.
Then three linebackers rushed to the strong side of Blair High School and began to press his space before Lewis received the ball.
Yes, it is oppressive space.
All the initial actions of the three linebackers were to push Lewis towards the sideline.
After "Butter" was shaken for the first time, he did not give up, but chose to run to press Lewis's inner cut line, and at the same time used a fake action to attack quarterback Alton, creating pressure on him.
Then when Alton hurriedly took the ball, he turned back and started chasing.
When Lewis received the ball from the sideline and flashed the "Butter" assault, "Butter" arrived again and sent Lewis out of the sideline.
Lewis is just mutating, not becoming a Superman, and in the face of such a strong strategic containment, he can do nothing.
These are defensive tactics that ordinary coaches can see...
But Coach Sutton saw more. A cornerback of the "Hungry Wolves" resolutely blocked the strong side of Blair High School and another wide receiver's receiving route.
The most bizarre is that the only "Hungry Wolves" linebacker who didn't shine.
After pressing Lewis, he not only blocked the receiving line of the opponent's close end, but also used his body to block Lewis's line of sight to cover the "butter" impact towards the sideline.
If all the actions of "Butter" were planned, then this guy's actions seemed too clear-headed.
Coach Sutton probed slightly and looked at Steve standing there with his arms on the sidelines. He smiled and said, "This guy hides so deeply...
Where does the execution of these children come from? "
While a group of scouts were surrounding Nick for a "butter" side report, coach Sutton pulled Nick, pointed to the less-concerned "Hungry Wolves" No. 15 big man, and said: " Who is that and what is his name?"
Nick looked at Coach Sutton in a little surprised. He shook the notepad in his hand and said, "You really don't think about the 14th?"
Speaking of Nick, he said to the excited scouts around him: "No. 14 Jaylen Adams, nicknamed'Butter'.
Height 188 cm, weight 95 kg, vertical jump 107 cm, standing long jump 3.88 meters, 100 meters sprint 10.98 seconds, bench press 185 pounds...
He used to be a running back, but his palm is a bit small and he has slippery hands.
So everyone called him "Butter" and finally changed to the linebacker position.
This guy is white, but he runs faster than an antelope!
He graduated this year and definitely deserves a full scholarship..."
Coach Sutton watched the scouts and coaches who were getting more and more fanatical...
He shook his head amused and sat down. It wasn't until the third offense at Blair High School that he pulled Nick and whispered, "Why don't you tell me who the 15th is?"
Nick Tan started and said: "Because he is in 11th grade this year, he is the scheduled defensive captain of the Hungry Wolves next year.
It's no use telling you, he won't be able to enter university next year..."
Coach Sutton shook his head slightly disappointed. On the 15th, he was very excited by his quality at that moment.
That is a natural candidate for defensive captain, calm, agile, willing to sacrifice...
It's a pity that he won't be able to enter the university for a year, otherwise Coach Sutton feels that he should take him back to the University of Alabama at all costs.
Nick was keenly aware of the emotions of Coach Sutton. He was like an experienced negotiator, and he leaned into Coach Sutton's ear with a grin, and said: "If you are really interested in him, then you should express A little sincerity.
I know that the cornerbacks of the University of Alabama have always been average, and the cornerbacks of the "Hungry Wolves" probably have no chance of giving birth today.
Three of them graduated this year. If you can take two away, I will try to convince that guy to choose Alabama next year.
He is the next defensive captain appointed by Steve, and Steve rarely sees the wrong person! "
Speaking of Nick looking at coach Sutton's slightly frowned brows, he pulled out the physical test reports of several cornerbacks in his notebook and handed it to Coach Sutton, saying: "I will never recommend someone randomly...
They just don’t shine very well in the ‘Hungry Wolves’, it doesn’t mean that they are not good...
Well, at least I think they are better than the cornerbacks you use now.
Of course, if you feel necessary, you can also come to our school. I can arrange a trial training..."
"It's the first time I heard that college coaches are asked to visit players' teams for trial training."
Speaking of coach Sutton, he looked at the report that Nick handed in doubt...
After a while, he pointed to the No. 23 cornerback "manhole cover" curiously, and said, "What about his information?"
Nick looked at coach Sutton who was obviously a little tempted. He shrugged his shoulders triumphantly and said: "The manhole cover was just 11th grade, and his 100m speed reached 10.54 seconds. Someone at UU reading thinks he should. Go to track and field events.
But you know, any athlete, as long as they have the opportunity to enter the four major leagues, it is estimated that it is impossible to consider track and field events.
He is the superstar of the future.
He is the kind of nemesis who relies on long passes to attack the team...
If you want to book him, then you need to show a little sincerity.
I vowed to work hard to convince him to join the University of Alabama after graduation...
How about you taking two people from the bench of the "Hungry Wolves"?
To be honest, they are much more reliable than the guys with full scholarships in your team.
At least those guys who run the entire field can still walk home behind your back..."
When Nick was talking, his phone rang...
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