Chapter 41

Ye Si, who would never forge iron.

"I wasn't concerned about the Storm Brothers' score. I didn't know they had 80 points before the game. I just stayed focused, stayed aggressive, and then I scored 81 points."

"Kobe is lying, man. He knows, how could he not know? I kept telling him before the game, 'Listen, Kobe, go get 80 points. You need to prove something!'"

"Lamar, shut up!"

Kobe was still stubborn.

The scoring drama between the two Storm Brothers was maliciously hyped up by the American media.

Allen Iverson chose to coldly ignore it, paying no heed to this absurd hype.

Kobe appeared indifferent on the surface, but he was secretly very concerned.

Like a black mamba, it may seem to be lying in wait, but as soon as the opportunity arises, it will strike with precision and ruthlessness.

Kobe scored 81 points in the NBA, much to the disappointment of the American media who wanted to humiliate him by taking advantage of the Garfield storm involving Yes and Roy.

Ye Si thinks it's alright that Kobe's long-distance scoring duel with him, a topic hyped up by the media, was ended by Kobe in this way.

He would be willing to go head-to-head with Kobe in a scoring duel.

His current average points per game in the NCAA is not much different from Kobe's average points per game in the NBA.

He would be very interested if the media hyped up his scoring duel with Kobe.

Unfortunately, while these American media outlets have gone to extreme lengths to smear Kobe, they haven't lost their common sense either.

These media outlets knew that even in the NCAA, if Yes wanted to go head-to-head with Kobe, he would most likely lose.

Kobe's NBA career did not affect the University of Washington's progress in the NCAA.

In the next game after Kobe scored 81 points, the University of Washington, led by the Garfield Storm, defeated Arizona State University.

Arizona State University finished sixth in the P-10 Conference last year, led by Ek Diogu and Evi Stori.

They fought a close battle with the eventual champions, the University of Washington, in the P-10 Conference tournament.

Under NCAA rules, the two teams scored an impressive 95-90.

In the end, the University of Washington narrowly defeated Arizona State University.

Arizona State University has achieved very good results in recent years under the leadership of head coach Rob Evans.

However, this year, Arizona State University, without Diogu and Stori, is competing with Washington State University and Oregon State University, both perennial bottom-ranked teams in the P-10 conference, for the bottom spot.

91 to 61, that was a 30-point massacre!

Yes and Roy still managed to score over 60 points combined.

Especially Yes, whose record of scoring 30+ points in every game with an extremely high shooting percentage continues!

Watching Yes and Roy's Storm Brothers score with unbridled abandon, Rob Evans also experienced the despair of the seven P-10 teams that had been defeated by the University of Washington before.

"There's absolutely no chance of winning, Yes's shooting percentage is terrifying!"

"Why can't Yes be like Kobe, having one great game and one bad one?"

Rob Evans was truly desperate after that game.

There was absolutely no chance, there really was absolutely no chance!

It's really too difficult to steal a game from the University of Washington!

Yes's ability to score every single game without missing a shot is a problem for the entire NCAA!

They had never seen a scorer like Yes who never faltered!

This is all thanks to Roy.

If it weren't for Roy, Yes felt his shooting percentage would definitely be out of control!

Even if he has the talent of "I can see the feel" for himself, every jump is still a gamble for him!

If you can get a feel for the game to be above 60, then make your move.

If you can't get a feel for the game above 60, just pass the ball.

In terms of the probability of refreshing his shooting touch, he jumps to pass more times per game than he takes shots!

In the NCAA, he took 20 shots and made about 25 jump passes in a game!

The frequency with which Yes jumped to pass the ball during the game would have been a nightmare for any team other than the University of Washington, and the coach would have been furious.

At the University of Washington, Coach Romar looked miserable every time he received a jump pass from Romar, but eventually he accepted Romar's "thrilling" style of play.

Because Roy's one-on-one combat ability is too strong!

Roy always managed to keep his opposing players behind him, preventing them from intercepting Yes's passes.

Ye Si makes more than 20 jump passes per game, but the number of errors he makes is no more than 3!

Without Roy, even if Yes knew his touch was off after jumping, he would have no choice but to force a shot.

In that case, the hit rate would definitely be terrible.

Yes knew very well that his haphazard, jumping style of play could only get him playing in the NCAA by relying on Roy's strong one-on-one ability.

Once he gets to the NBA, he won't find a perimeter teammate like Roy who can completely dominate his opponent.

It's not that there's none at all.

LeBron James of the Cavaliers can be the 'catch' point when he jumps up to pass the ball.

But how could James possibly take the blame for him like Roy did!

Moreover, given the Knights' current performance, Yes wouldn't be able to go.

Given James's feelings for Cleveland, it's unlikely he would leave the Cavaliers to team up with Yes.

In the future, if Yes goes to the NBA, his playing style, which guarantees a very high shooting percentage, will likely not be able to be used regularly because there is no suitable "scapegoat".

All of this, Yes cherishes and enjoys the crazy time he had with Roy in the NCAA!

In the NCAA, he and Roy were a perfect match!

He created space for Roy, and Roy happily took the blame for him. Together, they racked up points until their opponents were terrified!

"Yes! You guys are amazing! You're absolutely incredible! Eighteen consecutive league wins! You actually did it!"

"It's nothing, isn't it? Memphis University also won all their league games this year, didn't they?"

"How can the AAC conference, where the University of Memphis is located, compare to our P-10 conference! Of the three favorites in this year's NCAA, you're the only ones who have maintained a perfect record in the league!"

So far this NCAA season, the four favorites have become three: the University of Washington, UConn, and the University of Texas.

During the league stage, UConn lost two games under Guy's leadership, while Texas lost three games under Aldridge's leadership.

"No, if you include the matches outside the league season, you've already won 31 straight!"

On March 4th, after the University of Washington defeated UCLA 81-65 at home, Afflalo was even more excited than Yes, who won.

However, this is understandable.

Afflalo can once again be the focus of attention across the American media as an "oversized backdrop".

在P-10联盟这样的激战区,以前最好的联赛战绩是03年亚利桑那大学和04年史丹福大学的17胜1负。

The University of Washington's 18-game winning streak and 17-1 record, though only one game apart, are fundamentally different.

After this game, the University of Washington and Yes will once again be in the spotlight.

"Yes, I think if the University of Washington continues this winning streak, you might actually beat Adam Morrison and get the number one pick in the 2006 NBA draft!"

"Yes, your draft comparison has changed from Raoult to Reggie Miller, and Reggie Miller is much closer to Larry Bird!"

"..."

Is that how you talk?

Adam Morrison is Larry Bird.

Yes is now Reggie Miller.

While the quality of a talent show template doesn't necessarily indicate anything, it is still an important reference.

With the University of Washington's winning streak, Yes has now slightly surpassed Gay and others in the draft prospects rankings.

But he is still some distance from the strongest player, Adam Morrison.

Larry Bird, that name represents so much in the world of basketball.

"The task is arduous and the road ahead is long!"