Why does everyone regard letting others score as a noble thing? I only love Kobe and Iverson. Putting the ball in the basket is the last word. A high hit rate allows teammates to cover you and give you a better way to shoot. Kobe Bryant and Iverson's teammates asked them for a ball with a shooting percentage of less than 30%. If they can't shoot, they will pass less and pass poorly. If they shoot, they will continue to ask for more. Hey, I'm really indignant when I say this.

My suggestion is to ignore other people's doubts, speak with shooting percentage, data and score, and don't care what others say. Of course, it takes brains to play, but don't be afraid to shoot more. Speak with strength in everything. Finally, I'll give you a famous quote from Iverson.

I don't know what a pure point guard is, I just play the game & try my best to win, even if it means I have to be selfish.

I wonder what it's like to be a point guard. I only know that I will try my best to win, even if I have to be "selfish".

There is no I in team, and there is I in win, which is what Jordan said.

Passing through consciousness, I think your overall situation is average. When you dribble, nine times out of ten you just don't know where your teammates are, where your opponents are, or even where you are. Just know where the basket is. I admire this aggression, because sometimes I want to do the same. But you have to look at the situation on the court when there is no ball, such as where your teammates are, and if the ball comes but has not yet reached your hand, will you rush in regardless of the willy-nilly? In that case, the passing consciousness is really that. . .

Cultivate more. It's best to practice passing when playing with weak people. Go ahead.