Wang Liang seemed to have gone crazy, relentlessly hounding Shan He.
At the same time, he was like an unyielding bulldog. No matter how many setbacks or failures he suffered, he never gave up on his goal or his approach.
The game continued for several more minutes.
Huali's offense was only moderately effective.
Meanwhile, Yude Middle School's Shan He was undeniably strong, and he scored another four points.
Over those few possessions, Shan He's teammates also got three chances to shoot.
Wang Yi had told the team to cut off Shan He's connection with his teammates, but they couldn't cut it off completely and keep his teammates from getting the ball at all. That would be ridiculous.
Still, there was no denying that Shan He's teammates were far less effective on offense than he was.
Of their three chances, they missed two shots. The third drew a foul from Huali, and they made only one of their two free throws.
In other words, those three chances earned them just one point.
By comparison, Shan He could score about six points in three chances.
The gap was enormous.
After those few possessions, Wang Yi took Wang Liang out and sent Zhang Ruiyang in to guard Shan He.
Zhang Ruiyang defended him for a few possessions, then another player, Zheng Zi'an, took over.
In the end, Shan He played eight minutes in the first quarter, and four different players had been assigned to guard him.
Every one of those four players had thrown everything they had into chasing Shan He.
Whenever he was on the court, even without the ball, they stuck to him like glue.
It made the game uncomfortable for him, and it was definitely taking a heavy toll on his stamina.
But he was undeniably good. Even against Huali's