I PF, how to deal with c! More specific

Hello, landlord. Let's talk about the comparison between PF and C first! PF bounces well and takes off faster than C, but its rebound ability is lower than C, and its body is not as good as C, and its body shape is not as big as C. Ok, after reading my comparison, let me talk about how these points against C! First of all, starting from the service, the card position is very important. Serving PF should take advantage of C's slow speed, jam C with W so that C can't find a suitable position, or let C walk slowly to the blue. At this time, C's teammates will not pass the ball when they see that C has no suitable position. Your teammates will have more chances to get the ball. Let's talk about the blue confrontation. If C catches the ball under the blue and wants to play PF alone, I suggest never using A. Usually, they are all bullies now, some brush the board under the blue, and so on. Pressing a is basically useless and has no momentum. It's best not to jump casually, so C is blue. Defending under the blue, even if you change people, there is no guarantee that every hand can make C's attack fail. The best way is to stop the gun. I have nothing to say about it. Nowadays, many people will shield the bully. As long as it is not fooled by C's fake actions, basically C is afraid to act rashly. Let's talk about the attack of PF. I think there are too many things that confuse C, and it is really difficult to accurately judge and cover up so many attacks. It depends on how you play. Anyway, patience and skill are better than C. I think PF is definitely better than C, but beware of someone stealing the ball! Let me talk about rebounding! PF has fast speed and good bounce. I think it's a good idea to shout and play. F generally doesn't stand still when the rebound is in the air and wait for the ball to fall before grabbing it. The high-altitude bounce gives you enough time to do the action. Let me talk about how you should play C. When the ball is in the air, you can jam the moving position of C. This is what C hates most, because C has a high rebound value and has a great chance to stand in a good position and grab the rebound. If you get a C when the ball is in the air, he can't help it. Many people don't move when the ball is in the air, or just run by themselves, so it's hard for you to get a C, and then there's the trick of grabbing the ball. I wrote it in the previous article, so I won't say it. One thing about love is that rebounds are two-sided. I think it's a pity that PF didn't get such a ball! You are faster than C. How you catch the ball like that is yours. In case you have no place, I'll tell you a killer. Divide the ball, the ball is not very high, you can divide the ball if you run a little, provided that you can play the skill of dividing the ball! There is also my favorite technique, blue filling. I think supplementing blue is the best way to measure the surface. I don't know why. I rushed to the front of C before pressing DD. The premise is that you can use the skill of supplementing blue! In fact, you can use it to divide the ball and make up the blue. That's great. I've seen masters fill in or separate the ball without a place at all. There are also some quick rebounds, which fall off as soon as they touch the basket. I think that kind of ball should have good judgment. You know how the ball will fall before it falls. In the same situation, if you take off faster than C, the ball must be yours. This requires the judgment of the landing point. Anyway, it's still an old saying. You should play more games. I believe you will become a master after thousands of battles. There is nothing to be afraid of. I'm not saying PF is invincible. Just how to play PF well. I hope it's useful for your game. Have a good game.