Team USA Crushes Japan from the start and 2nd Round Groups Defined
The United States began with a lot of energy and attacked its rival without contemplation, who were extremely limited in offensive by the good defense of Team USA, the American squad continued to add a bulging advantage against a Japan that saw as a train the embestía, ends the first quarter winning USA by 14 digits. Source The United States continued with its rhythm without any type of complications, it was difficult for Japan to structure offensives, while USA scored and played with pleasure, Japan tried to have a reaction, the encounter marked a single route and the United States crushed its rival, finishing the first half 56 - 23. Source Second Half While the United States converted all their shots with an excellent percentage of field, Japan missed most of their shots with a low percentage of field, without the United States demand much in defense, ends the 3rd quarter winning United States by more than 50 digits. Source The encounter did not present major opposition and the United States added one of the most grotesque advantages so far of the World Cup, before a Japan totally dominated by Team USA, only the minutes were waited to conclude this overwhelming victory of the United States over Japan, finishes the encounter 98 - 45 in an extremely easy victory for Team USA. Source Second Round Details and Personal Analysis The truth about this match is not much to analyze or detail, the superiority of the United States against Japan was reflected in their game giving the Japanese one of the most grotesque beatings in the world so far, there was not much to do for Japan to the power of Team USA. But if I would like to talk about the definition of the 16 best teams classified to the 2nd round, where the World Cup becomes more interesting and starts tomorrow without rest, to continue with the pace of competition, above let the capture of the groups of the new second phase. Best Performances United States Jaylen Brown 20 Pts. 7 Reb. 1 Ast. Kemba Walker 15 Pts. 2 Reb. 8 Ast. Harrison Barnes 14 Pts. 8 Reb. Japan Yudai Baba 18 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Ast. Yuta Watanabe 9 Pts. 3 Reb 2 Ast. Rui Hachimura 4 Pts. 4 Reb. 1 Ast. Let me know your opinions if you read the publication or enjoyed the encounter.
Team USA Crushes Japan from the start and 2nd Round Groups Defined
The United States began with a lot of energy and attacked its rival without contemplation, who were extremely limited in offensive by the good defense of Team USA, the American squad continued to add a bulging advantage against a Japan that saw as a train the embestía, ends the first quarter winning USA by 14 digits. Source The United States continued with its rhythm without any type of complications, it was difficult for Japan to structure offensives, while USA scored and played with pleasure, Japan tried to have a reaction, the encounter marked a single route and the United States crushed its rival, finishing the first half 56 - 23. Source Second Half While the United States converted all their shots with an excellent percentage of field, Japan missed most of their shots with a low percentage of field, without the United States demand much in defense, ends the 3rd quarter winning United States by more than 50 digits. Source The encounter did not present major opposition and the United States added one of the most grotesque advantages so far of the World Cup, before a Japan totally dominated by Team USA, only the minutes were waited to conclude this overwhelming victory of the United States over Japan, finishes the encounter 98 - 45 in an extremely easy victory for Team USA. Source Second Round Details and Personal Analysis The truth about this match is not much to analyze or detail, the superiority of the United States against Japan was reflected in their game giving the Japanese one of the most grotesque beatings in the world so far, there was not much to do for Japan to the power of Team USA. But if I would like to talk about the definition of the 16 best teams classified to the 2nd round, where the World Cup becomes more interesting and starts tomorrow without rest, to continue with the pace of competition, above let the capture of the groups of the new second phase. Best Performances United States Jaylen Brown 20 Pts. 7 Reb. 1 Ast. Kemba Walker 15 Pts. 2 Reb. 8 Ast. Harrison Barnes 14 Pts. 8 Reb. Japan Yudai Baba 18 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Ast. Yuta Watanabe 9 Pts. 3 Reb 2 Ast. Rui Hachimura 4 Pts. 4 Reb. 1 Ast. Let me know your opinions if you read the publication or enjoyed the encounter.
Team USA Crushes Japan from the start and 2nd Round Groups Defined
The United States began with a lot of energy and attacked its rival without contemplation, who were extremely limited in offensive by the good defense of Team USA, the American squad continued to add a bulging advantage against a Japan that saw as a train the embestía, ends the first quarter winning USA by 14 digits. Source The United States continued with its rhythm without any type of complications, it was difficult for Japan to structure offensives, while USA scored and played with pleasure, Japan tried to have a reaction, the encounter marked a single route and the United States crushed its rival, finishing the first half 56 - 23. Source Second Half While the United States converted all their shots with an excellent percentage of field, Japan missed most of their shots with a low percentage of field, without the United States demand much in defense, ends the 3rd quarter winning United States by more than 50 digits. Source The encounter did not present major opposition and the United States added one of the most grotesque advantages so far of the World Cup, before a Japan totally dominated by Team USA, only the minutes were waited to conclude this overwhelming victory of the United States over Japan, finishes the encounter 98 - 45 in an extremely easy victory for Team USA. Source Second Round Details and Personal Analysis The truth about this match is not much to analyze or detail, the superiority of the United States against Japan was reflected in their game giving the Japanese one of the most grotesque beatings in the world so far, there was not much to do for Japan to the power of Team USA. But if I would like to talk about the definition of the 16 best teams classified to the 2nd round, where the World Cup becomes more interesting and starts tomorrow without rest, to continue with the pace of competition, above let the capture of the groups of the new second phase. Best Performances United States Jaylen Brown 20 Pts. 7 Reb. 1 Ast. Kemba Walker 15 Pts. 2 Reb. 8 Ast. Harrison Barnes 14 Pts. 8 Reb. Japan Yudai Baba 18 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Ast. Yuta Watanabe 9 Pts. 3 Reb 2 Ast. Rui Hachimura 4 Pts. 4 Reb. 1 Ast. Let me know your opinions if you read the publication or enjoyed the encounter.
Continental upset as Japan topples Australia in World Cup qualifier
JAPAN caught a big fish and dealt Australia its first defeat with a 79-78 stunner on Friday in the 2019 Fiba World Cup Asian qualifiers at Chiba Port Arena. Naturalized player Nick Fazekas was a game changer for the Akatsuki Five, scoring 25 points and grabbing 12 rebounds in his first game for the national team after replacing Ira Brown. Rui Hachimura also lit up for 24 points on a 10-of-18 shooting from the field, on top of seven rebounds, Yudai Baba added eight points, and Makoto Hiejima got six points, eight boards, and six assists to keep Japan’s second round hopes alive. On-fire from the get-go, the Japanese held a 12-point edge in the second quarter, 40-28, and staved off the Aussies’ late barrage, with Hachimura’s dunk in the final 12 ticks of the game proving to be the dagger to take the 79-74 triumph. The victory gave Japan its breakthrough in the first round to rise up to a 1-4 record in Group B, while also setting up the duel against Chinese Taipei (1-4) on Monday as a knockout game. Also, that made the Monday tiff between the Philippines and Australia, both of which carrying identical 4-1 cards, at Philippine Arena as a battle for the top seed in the group. Chris Goulding paced the Aussies with 22 points, four rebounds, and three assists. The loss also spoiled Milwaukee Bucks center Thon Maker’s 13-point and 12-rebound night, while teammate Matthew Dellavedova struggled with his 2-of-11 shooting clip and settled for only four points and eight assists. The scores: JAPAN 79 — Fazekas 25, Hachimura 24, Baba 8, Hiejima 6, Takeuchi 6, Tanaka 4, Shinoyama 4, Tsuji 2, Togashi 0. AUSTRALIA 78 — Goulding 22, Maker 13, Kay 12, Kickert 10, McCarron 7, Cadee 4, Dellavedova 4, Gliddon 3, Brandt 2, Sobey 1, Lisch 0. Quarters: 23-16, 42-33, 64-58, 79-78.
Continental upset as Japan topples Australia in World Cup qualifier
JAPAN caught a big fish and dealt Australia its first defeat with a 79-78 stunner on Friday in the 2019 Fiba World Cup Asian qualifiers at Chiba Port Arena. Naturalized player Nick Fazekas was a game changer for the Akatsuki Five, scoring 25 points and grabbing 12 rebounds in his first game for the national team after replacing Ira Brown. Rui Hachimura also lit up for 24 points on a 10-of-18 shooting from the field, on top of seven rebounds, Yudai Baba added eight points, and Makoto Hiejima got six points, eight boards, and six assists to keep Japan’s second round hopes alive. On-fire from the get-go, the Japanese held a 12-point edge in the second quarter, 40-28, and staved off the Aussies’ late barrage, with Hachimura’s dunk in the final 12 ticks of the game proving to be the dagger to take the 79-74 triumph. The victory gave Japan its breakthrough in the first round to rise up to a 1-4 record in Group B, while also setting up the duel against Chinese Taipei (1-4) on Monday as a knockout game. Also, that made the Monday tiff between the Philippines and Australia, both of which carrying identical 4-1 cards, at Philippine Arena as a battle for the top seed in the group. Chris Goulding paced the Aussies with 22 points, four rebounds, and three assists. The loss also spoiled Milwaukee Bucks center Thon Maker’s 13-point and 12-rebound night, while teammate Matthew Dellavedova struggled with his 2-of-11 shooting clip and settled for only four points and eight assists. The scores: JAPAN 79 — Fazekas 25, Hachimura 24, Baba 8, Hiejima 6, Takeuchi 6, Tanaka 4, Shinoyama 4, Tsuji 2, Togashi 0. AUSTRALIA 78 — Goulding 22, Maker 13, Kay 12, Kickert 10, McCarron 7, Cadee 4, Dellavedova 4, Gliddon 3, Brandt 2, Sobey 1, Lisch 0. Quarters: 23-16, 42-33, 64-58, 79-78.
Continental upset as Japan topples Australia in World Cup qualifier
JAPAN caught a big fish and dealt Australia its first defeat with a 79-78 stunner on Friday in the 2019 Fiba World Cup Asian qualifiers at Chiba Port Arena. Naturalized player Nick Fazekas was a game changer for the Akatsuki Five, scoring 25 points and grabbing 12 rebounds in his first game for the national team after replacing Ira Brown. Rui Hachimura also lit up for 24 points on a 10-of-18 shooting from the field, on top of seven rebounds, Yudai Baba added eight points, and Makoto Hiejima got six points, eight boards, and six assists to keep Japan’s second round hopes alive. On-fire from the get-go, the Japanese held a 12-point edge in the second quarter, 40-28, and staved off the Aussies’ late barrage, with Hachimura’s dunk in the final 12 ticks of the game proving to be the dagger to take the 79-74 triumph. The victory gave Japan its breakthrough in the first round to rise up to a 1-4 record in Group B, while also setting up the duel against Chinese Taipei (1-4) on Monday as a knockout game. Also, that made the Monday tiff between the Philippines and Australia, both of which carrying identical 4-1 cards, at Philippine Arena as a battle for the top seed in the group. Chris Goulding paced the Aussies with 22 points, four rebounds, and three assists. The loss also spoiled Milwaukee Bucks center Thon Maker’s 13-point and 12-rebound night, while teammate Matthew Dellavedova struggled with his 2-of-11 shooting clip and settled for only four points and eight assists. The scores: JAPAN 79 — Fazekas 25, Hachimura 24, Baba 8, Hiejima 6, Takeuchi 6, Tanaka 4, Shinoyama 4, Tsuji 2, Togashi 0. AUSTRALIA 78 — Goulding 22, Maker 13, Kay 12, Kickert 10, McCarron 7, Cadee 4, Dellavedova 4, Gliddon 3, Brandt 2, Sobey 1, Lisch 0. Quarters: 23-16, 42-33, 64-58, 79-78.
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