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[古神的美妝天地]Olivier Sarr轉學

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作者頁👉
https://www.sportsv.net/authors/hunight

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前兩年看到Olivier Sarr(名字讀做歐利V耶)，嘛...法國籍7呎，wingspan目測至少7呎5，球風介於中鋒和鋒線，投籃很不錯，能敲火鍋，條件可以，但打法太軟，有點怕對抗，典型法國以前那一票外強中乾的內線類型。

但今年重新看到Sarr，增重了大概二十磅有，打到真正內線中鋒討不到便宜沒關係，以前能打面框特性還在，扛得住的就硬吃，扛不過就拉到中距離面框切，會左轉右轉找籃框，開始不怕對抗，可以擋拆，進攻端能當戰術核心，防守端也看到他很聰明補位交代協防，從Morris兄弟到John Collins，最後到Sarr，Danny Manning對於這種長人調教確實有一套，技巧和腦子磨了三年真的會開竅。

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今年Manning因為戰績不佳去職之後，這幾年在East Tennessee State戰績斐然的Steve Forbes上週接掌兵符，長期名帥助手出身，超過50歲才第一次當總教練的Steve Forbes是非常重視系統戰和慢節奏半場進攻的傳統教練，理論上和Sarr配合應該不會有太多問題，但Sarr幾經考量，選擇轉學。

結果他在Baylor、Florida State、Gonzaga和Duke這幾個很會用他這類型的學校之間，哪裡不去，選了Kentucky，原因是他認為Kentucky對於進入職業前的長人訓練很充足。

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Errrrrrrrrr..........這幾年Kentucky轉學生沒有一個有好下場，尤其會跑半場系統戰的高年級，低年級準備過水跳級的時間都不夠打了還給你高年級的先？你以為上建中結果是其實進了儒林，還是重考生被塞進應屆重點升學班，看看Reid Travis和Nate Sestina，以為自己要搭上Kentucky棄學潮隨媽祖出巡，結果根本是黑人抬棺還站在後排鏡頭沒拍到的那一群，前面覺得他腦子不錯的評價我收回，被灌迷湯又斯德哥爾摩症候群都不會蠢到去給Calipari糟蹋。

不過看到他弟弟Alexandre Sarr 15歲6呎9，已經在皇馬B隊也考慮來美國念大學，一切就懂了，Calipari管你哥哥以後死活怎樣，目標是小的啊笨蛋😅😅～

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相關新聞連結👉
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/29142654/olivier-sarr-transfer-kentucky-wake-forest

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Of all the prolific offensive performances
in the opening games of this year's NBA playoffs, Allen Iverson's
was the best.

Not only that, it was one of the greatest in NBA playoff history.

Iverson scored 55 points Sunday night in a brilliant display of
shooting, making 21 of 32 shots while eclipsing his previous
playoff-high of 54 as the Philadelphia 76ers defeated the New Orleans Hornets 98-90.

"That was his best ever, by far,'' Philadelphia coach Larry
Brown said.

Iverson scored 20 in the fourth quarter to help his team hang
onto the lead throughout the final 12 minutes of a closely
contested, physical game.

Iverson joined Michael Jordan, Rick Barry, Charles Barkley, Wilt
Chamberlain and Elgin Baylor as the only players to score 55 or
more in a playoff game. Jordan holds the NBA record of 63.

"When I'm out there on the basketball court in front of 20,000
people, and I'm making shots and they're into it and jumping up and
cheering, that's what I get the goose bumps from,'' Iverson said.
"Because I know when these people leave this arena, that might be
something they'll cherish for the rest of their life.''

The fans weren't the only ones cherishing it.

Iverson's coach and teammates were in awe, as were the Hornets.

"The only player I've ever seen play like that was Michael
Jordan,'' Derrick Coleman said.

"It's right up there with Mike's 63,'' Hornets coach Paul Silas
said.

"It was the single-best performance I've ever been a part of,''
Philadelphia's Keith Van Horn said.

During the first seven games of the postseason Saturday and
earlier Sunday, there was a 46-point performance by Dirk Nowitzki
of Dallas and a 43-point outing by Orlando's Tracy McGrady.

Iverson outdid them by a bunch, hitting nearly everything he
tossed up with the exception of a stretch of five consecutive
misses during the third quarter.

"He must've been watching TV all day, watching all those young
gunners putting up those numbers -- and he had the last game in
prime time,'' the Sixers' Aaron McKie said.

Kobe Bryant's 20th and final NBA season came to a close on Wednesday night. He finished it exactly as he spent most of it: remorselessly and gleefully gunning.

And everybody loved it, because it was perfect. It couldn't have been more perfect.

In his last game as a professional basketball player, Bryant fully embraced the Viking funeral that began when he announced on Nov. 29, 2015, that this would be his last ride. With Los Angeles Lakers fans, NBA legends, former teammates, Hollywood royalty, his wife and his children watching his every move, Kobe entertained us all one more time with a performance that seemed, even as it was unfolding, like the stuff of fiction.

Shaquille O'Neal wasn't kidding. He really did call for 50 during an "Inside the NBA" chat last month. Back then, Kobe said no. On Wednesday, he changed his mind.

He scored 60 points — the highest-scoring game in the NBA this season, topping Anthony Davis' 59; the sixth 60-point game of his career, second-most all-time behind fellow Laker great Wilt Chamberlain; and the most points ever by a player in his final NBA game (joining, of all people, Jordan Crawford and Eddie House!). He did so on 50 field-goal attempts, the most by any player in any one game dating back to the 1983-84 season, to lead the Lakers to a thrilling and unbelievable 101-96 win over the visiting Utah Jazz.

In yet another season full of losing that saw the Lakers finish with a franchise-worst 17-65 record, Kobe found a way to go out a winner ... and to go out a winner in the most precisely, 10-out-of-10 Kobe way humanly possible.

Kobe becomes one of just four players in NBA history to take 50 shots in a game, joining Wilt, Elgin Baylor and Rick Barry. In going 6 for 21 from 3-point land, he becomes just the sixth player ever to cast off from beyond the arc more than 20 times in a game, alongside record-holder J.R. Smith (naturally), Damon Stoudamire, Vince Carter, George McCloud and Michael Adams.

The run-up to Kobe's 1,556th and final NBA game featured loads of pomp and circumstance, from all manner of "thanks for the memories" swag for the fans to diamond-studded golden retirement rings for Bryant and his wife, Vanessa. Before the opening tip, the Lakers unveiled their contribution to the season-long series of tribute videos lauding the career of the 18-time All-Star, 15-time All-NBA selection, five-time NBA champion and 2007-08 Most Valuable Player:

The new-look Detroit Pistons still have the Los Angeles Lakers' number.


Rasheed Wallace had 25 points and 13 rebounds, Allen Iverson added 25 points and the Pistons handed the Lakers their first loss of the season, 106-95 Friday night.

The win was the Pistons' eighth in the last 10 meetings.

Kobe Bryant scored 29 points for the Lakers, but went 12-of-30 from the floor.

"We just played a good all-around game," Iverson said after the Pistons won for the third time since his arrival from Denver five games ago. "It's just about playing basketball, understanding what we want to do on the basketball court.

"We didn't feel like it would take long, but we knew it would be kind of shaky in the beginning because I'm a totally different player than Chauncey Billups. I'm a lot more aggressive when it comes to driving to the basket, so my teammates have to know what spot I want them to be in to be able to create shots for them."

In winning their first seven, the Lakers had averaged a league-high 104.7 points and held opponents to a league-low 86.7.

The Pistons obviously beat them on both ends of the court, with Los Angeles becoming the final NBA team to lose this season.

"We just played defense," Iverson said. "We made them take tough, contested shots. When they missed, we got out and ran and took advantage. On the offensive end, we just attacked all night."

Bryant said the Pistons presented a "matchup issue" for the Lakers' defense.

"With Rasheed Wallace at the 5, and his ability to stretch the floor, it opened up the lanes for the guards," Bryant said. "We didn't shoot particularly well, but those guys were hot, too, in the first half and third quarter and kept us at bay.

"They're one of the top teams in the Eastern Conference, obviously. And they caught us on a night when they were hot as a pistol and we were pretty cold."

The Pistons shot 51 percent and the Lakers 42 percent. Wallace, the Pistons' center, went 4-of-9 from 3-point range.

Detroit usually plays rugged defense against Bryant, who had 17 points through the first three quarters as the Pistons took command. They have held him to 20 or fewer points in five of the last nine meetings.

The Pistons beat the Lakers in Los Angeles despite playing back-to-back games -- Detroit won at Golden State the previous night.

Both Bryant and Iverson moved up on the NBA's career scoring list. Bryant has 21,817 points and jumped into 21st ahead of Larry Bird (21,791) and Gary Payton (21,813). Iverson (23,156) passed Elgin Baylor (23,149) to jump to No. 19.

Tayshaun Prince added 18 points in Detroit's balanced scoring. Former Laker Kwame Brown had a double-double, with 10 rebounds and 10 points, and Richard Hamilton also scored 10.

Brown was booed often, but afterward he smiled and said, "They booed me when I was here."

Pau Gasol had 10 points and was the only Lakers' starter other than Bryant in double figures. Lamar Odom had 11 points and Trevor Ariza 10.

The Pistons moved in front to stay late in the first quarter, and held a double-digit lead for most of the second half.

Detroit stretched the lead to 77-62 on Arron Afflalo's 3-pointer in the closing seconds of the third period. The Lakers pulled to 61-56 earlier in the quarter, but Prince made a reverse dunk and sank two free throws to help the Pistons stay in control.

Game notes
Bryant, in his 13th season, was playing in his 874th game. Bird played in 897 games over his 13-year career. ... Iverson, who averaged 17 points in two losses in his first games with Detroit, scored 30 in a win over Sacramento and had 23 points and nine assists in a 107-102 win at Golden State on Thursday night. ... He had faced the Lakers once already this season, scoring 13 points on 3-for-8 shooting in a 104-97 loss, his final game for Denver.