On the other side, Powell continued to be assigned more tasks by UCLA head coach Ben Hollander.
Originally, their overall strength was weaker than the opponent, and their primary attack point was suppressed; how could they possibly win now?
Powell knew he couldn't give up; if they lost this game, his college career would be over, and his prospect of being picked in the second round was unlikely to be changed.
Powell wanted to break into the first round, which would make his future professional career more secure.
The idea is beautiful, but reality is cruel.
Powell faced not only Zeng Xingyang's relentless pressure but also the talent suppression of the University of Kentucky.
In the first round of the second half, Powell almost got stolen one-on-one by Zeng Xingyang. After barely getting past him, his layup was blocked by Towns with a sky-covering long arm.
Powell was speechless; Kentucky was locking him down today.
