At that moment, the Rose Kindergarten coach had also figured out the problem. But they had only one timeout left, and he couldn't call it just any old time. All he could do was shout as loudly as possible from the sideline during the next possession, while his players were on defense:
"Sally, Sally! Defend the middle. Don't let them get into the paint so easily through the middle!"
Sally did as the coach had told her.
But how could she possibly defend against three little players by herself?
The three little players easily passed the ball to the basket and scored again without trouble.
The lead was back down to four points.
The Rose Kindergarten coach hesitated.
Should he pull one or two defenders away from the kids guarding No. 0 and No. 1 to defend the middle?
But that would leave those two little players less guarded. They could probably score easily again.
It was a choice, and it all depended on which option he picked.
In the end, the coach gritted his teeth and kept the same defense, planning to hold it for two more possessions and change it if they still couldn't stop them.
As it turned out, they still couldn't stop them over the next two possessions.
Not only that, but when they went on offense in the next possession, Wang Shiying stole the ball.
The opposing player, Jack, was dribbling and trying to pass the ball toward the basket. Wang Shiying, who had been guarding Sally, suddenly abandoned her and darted out from the side to steal the ball, then threw it straight upcourt.
The Foresthill Kindergarten parents watching from the stands all clutched their heads in dismay. "Oh, no!"
The Rose Kindergarten players were at the front of the pack.
So what should