Hill casually dribbled the ball at his side, his eyes already scanning the entire court.
And then, he saw his opening.
When Weber was forced to defend the high post, Hill exploded forward without warning. He didn't seem to exert much effort, but it was as if someone had given him a hard shove. With a single crossover, he blew past Weber's left side.
Weber was agile, but he was too tall. His movement speed was nowhere near Hill's level.
Like a gust of wind, Hill was already driving into the paint.
Duncan quickly slid over to help on defense.
But Hill's show wasn't over. He went from a standstill to a full sprint in a single step, and from top speed to a dead stop in just one step as well.
He came to a screeching halt, his body freezing for a split second, baiting Duncan into leaning forward. Then, he smoothly transitioned into a behind-the-back dribble, exploded forward again, slipped past Duncan, took a gather step, and leaped up for an easy layup.
