Layden and Don Cheney were relieved after James Dolan left. "The boss is a bit childish. Fortunately, he often doesn't remember what he said. Last season, he even said he wanted to trade Yao Ming."
"Yes, he is impulsive and forgets easily. Soon, he will forget what happened today. This little sheep Susie will disappear from the media in two days."
The two of them talked to each other about their experiences.
When it comes to James Dolan, they know it well. As long as you pretend to obey him, flatter him, and provoke him, you will be fine.
Otherwise, I would not have stayed in a high-paying position with such poor results and had nothing to do.
Su Xi sat there quietly at this time and listened to Jim Bonham's tactical guidance. He may never have imagined that the Knicks boss had just made a decision to select him with a lottery pick.
No one would believe this if I told it. 2003 is expected to be the year of the super draft, and many amazing talents will join it. The value of lottery picks will rise to the highest level since the new century.
Su Xi can only be described as mediocre in the NCAA. Except for defense, there is nothing to brag about on the surface. Selecting him with a lottery pick is almost like a fantasy.
But James Dolan has always been an unconventional person.
If he really sets his mind to it, no one can stop him.
Isn’t it just about spending money to play? Choosing a parallel import is much less harmful than a bunch of junk contracts for the team.
"Josh, you will play later. We need to open up the situation on the outside. McNabara retired due to injury, and we need to strengthen the firepower on the outside." Jim Boham drew tactics on the tactical board.
He had a renewed desire to win in this game.
Su Xi's defense allowed him to achieve a great counterattack.
Jim encouraged Su Xi to further strengthen defense in the future, and also said that in the zone defense system, you can choose your position at will.
This means that he appointed Su Xi as the core of the team's defense.
Everyone has no opinion on this.
Su Xi frowned. He was thinking about another thing: Does the team need to attack from the outside?
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Auburn University head coach Robert Ellis is an experienced old college coach with a very rich resume. He became the head coach of Cumberland College in 1972, and he helped Cumberland achieve a record of 78 wins and 12 losses. In the future, there will even be an ultra-luxurious modern arena named after him. He also had outstanding achievements at the University of Alabama, helping the team avoid relegation and enter the national competition. At Clemson University, he led the team to set a historical record. He came to Auburn University in 1999 and led Auburn University to win the SEC championship in his first season. In 1999, he made a historic appearance in the top 16 of the national competition. Then this year, they made it to the Sweet 16 again.
They are very ambitious and want to achieve the best record in history and enter the quarterfinals.
But now, Coach Ellis encounters a problem.
Su Xi's appearance shattered his dream.
His point guard Levin told him: This guy's defensive judgment is very strong.
His scoring leader Daniels told him: Don't underestimate his energy. He looks very humble, but in fact he wants to tear any attacker apart.
His strongman insider Killingsworth said to him: He is a beast, he has the strength of a tiger.
Combining these things, he clearly came to the conclusion: This young man who publicly challenged the nation's geniuses on American cable TV and CBS did have two skills.
"We don't want to go head-to-head with him, and try to stay away from him on the offensive end. On the defensive end, we also need to stay away from him. As far as I know, any role player with strong defense does not have the ability to score. His average data per game is also very cheap."
Robert Ellis said this to their players.
Everyone nodded and acted according to the plan.
Beep!
The whistle blows and the game continues.
Suhi once again met Levine's flexible talent at the top of the key, but Levine did not exert any force and chose to pass the ball. He handed it to Daniels, who easily punished Josh Pace with a mid-range hit.
"Well done, boys, that's how you play." Robert Ellis excitedly called the players from the sidelines.
Back, Soucy executed Jim Bonham's playbook.
He picks and rolls with Anthony, and then passes the ball to Josh Pace... This is the previous cooperation of Suhi, Anthony, and McNabara.
But... snap!
Josh Pace's ball was slapped out of bounds by Daniels.
Josh Pace is a shooter, but he's a slow shooter. McNabara often teased him: Your aiming action takes longer than my pre-screen time.
This is an embarrassing comment.
Daniels was so excited after the block that he beat his chest and roared at Josh Pace.
Josh Pace lowered his head, like a little daughter-in-law who had done something wrong.
Su Xi glanced at him but didn't say anything after all.
As for Josh Pace being a weak person, Su Xi has long known that a person who flatters the strong and bullies the weak cannot be much stronger.
I just didn't expect him to be such a wimp.
Carmelo Anthony re-serves out of bounds.
After Suhi received the basketball, Auburn University made a targeted defense. They entangled Carmelo Anthony in advance, forcing Suhi to be unable to pass the ball.
Levin, who was defending Su Xi, took a step away and seemed to be avoiding Su Xi.
Seeing this, Su Xi felt a little depressed.
At this time, a fan on the sidelines shouted: Kill them, Jack Su!
This encouraged Su Xi.
Without being able to pass to Anthony and Josh Pace.
Su Xi decided to go it alone.
Since you are avoiding me, I will come looking for you.
Su Xi took the ball and charged straight inside.
Su Xi is not fast, but he is extremely skillful in controlling the ball and has great strength... Levin was knocked half a step away from the free throw line, and Su Xi ran directly into the penalty area.
Auburn University center Robert quickly came over to defend. Su Xi jumped up and collided with him with great strength and explosive power. Robinson was suppressed.
Su Xi put the basketball into the basket with her left hand.
Easily got 2 points.
Auburn University head coach Robert Ellis was shocked on the sidelines: This kid can actually attack? His ball control is so skillful, this is a tank-opening style of play.
He didn't expect it.
Also unexpected was Jim Bonham.
Jim Bonham has always believed that Suhi is a defensive player with above-average organizational skills. His previous highest score was 11 points. He has never shown his scoring skills.
But after watching the ball just now, he suddenly felt that if Su Xi wanted to score, it would be no problem to average 15 points per game.
"Jack, you have to break through more."
On his way back to half court, Carmelo Anthony said to Su Xi: "Your ability to break up defenses is obviously so strong, why didn't you fight more before?"
Su Xi thought seriously for two seconds and said: "I like to be passive. Moreover, sharpening the sword does not waste time chopping wood. Defense is to drive a better offense."
This answer made Carmelo Anthony's head spin: What's the reason? No one likes to be passive on the court. How can defense drive offense? I just like to attack.
Soon, it dawned on him. He figured it out: Jack was the scoring champion who sacrificed himself to help me. He selflessly shared the ball with me. He himself did the dirty work. He is so kind to me. He is really a noble person, someone who is above vulgar taste.
Anthony secretly swore in his heart: In the future, when I become famous, I will be better to the little sheep Su Xi. At least give him a sports car.
If Su Xi knew what Anthony was thinking, his brain might also shut down.
Because he really likes to be passive. Passive defense can allow the opponent's talent to lead his own super talent to accelerate the integration.
Moreover, before this, Su Xi's talent integration had not reached this level, so his offense would inevitably get stuck.
Today, Su Xi's super explosive talent is integrated at 86%, which is already top-notch in the NCAA. His super strength talent has been integrated to 89%. In front of a group of college students who have not yet fully developed, he can walk sideways. No one in the back line can stop him, and there are not many centers who can compete. His super flexibility talent reaches 80%, which adds a lot of changes to his body rhythm, coupled with master-level ball control ability.
He goes to the penalty area to score points, just like inserting a bank card into an ATM machine and entering the password...
Although in the NBA, this simple and crude style of play will be 'taught to be a good person', in the NCAA, only a few teams can restrict it.
Auburn University is not included.
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