L. J. Herman Was Left Stunned

L. J. Herman Was Left Stunned

To everyone else, China already had a 20-point lead after just a quarter and a half. That was pretty impressive.

But the Chinese players felt they hadn't played well at all.

During the timeout, Wang Yi suggested to Coach Du Feng, "I think we should play small-ball, no matter whether they go big or small. They've hardly ever played against a small lineup. They have far less experience than we do, so if we go small, they're bound to make a lot of mistakes."

Coach Du Feng nodded.

He also glanced toward L. J. Herman on South Korea's side.

One reason they hadn't been able to stretch the lead further was L. J. Herman.

The guy really was a strong scorer.

Whenever he got the ball, he could almost always find a chance to score inside.

Wang Yi followed Coach Du Feng's gaze.

He understood what Coach Du Feng meant.

"Coach, leave him to me."

Coach Du Feng looked at Wang Yi. "Are you sure?"

Wang Yi nodded. "Yeah."

Wang Yi had mainly gotten carried away earlier, so he hadn't had the chance to target L. J. Herman.

Coach Du Feng thought it over. "All right. Once you're back out there, play it your way."

Coach Du Feng was a very authoritative coach.

He rarely gave his players this much freedom.

The fact that he was letting Wang Yi decide how to play on the court showed just how much he trusted him.

Of course, it also showed how capable Wang Yi was.

When they returned to the court, South Korea still sent out its big lineup.

They were trying to cause China trouble in the paint.

But when Wang Yi saw L. J. Herman get the ball, he beckoned him over. "Didn't you