I'm good at basketball too

Chapter 36 How many points can Li Ran score?

Author: Autumn Leaves Orange

Chapter 36 How many points can Li Ran score?

After the twenty-minute intermission, the game continued.

But to be honest, at this point, the outcome of the game no longer means much.

Almost everyone is focusing on one person now.

That Memphis No. 0 in white.

Li Ran just stood side by side with Rose near the center line, waiting for Kansas to serve.

"In twenty minutes, our college career will be over."

Li Ran looked at Darrell Arthur, who was listening to the referee's instructions at the bottom line, and Chalmers, who was about to catch the ball.

"Yeah, I'm still a little reluctant to let go." Ross said with a smile.

"There is nothing we can't bear to part with. After we get to the NBA, we will also meet them. Not only them, but also those people we haven't met yet, including Michael Beasley, OJ Mayo, Stephen Curry, and James Harden.

Den, Blake Griffin, these guys are all going to be in the NBA."

"Yes, but they will all be defeated by us."

"Yes, the future NBA belongs to the two of us."

Hearing Li Ran's confident words, Ross raised his head and glanced at him, but hesitated to speak.

He knew that the probability that he and Li Ran were on the same team was extremely small.

Both of their draft pick predictions are high, and they themselves are the favorites to be the No. 1 pick. As long as they enter the NBA, they will be trained as the cornerstone of the team. How can they be on the same team?

Not knowing what Rose was thinking, Li Ran had already turned his head to look for his defender.

Opposite the two of them, Chalmers was slowly dribbling the ball and walking towards this side.

Chalmers was confused now, he didn't know what he should do.

The 21-point difference was like a chasm, standing between him and victory.

But he wouldn't be willing to give up just yet.

Seeing Rose waiting in front of him, Chalmers retracted his thoughts and made a tactical gesture towards his teammates.

After a series of complex and rigorous moves, Brandon Rush successfully scored a three-pointer, giving the University of Kansas a good start in the second half.

But it's of no use.

Before Rush could celebrate, two figures passed by him, leaving only two numbers for him.

No. 23.

No. 0.

When Rush saw this scene, he even had some thoughts of not chasing after him.

Score?

What's the use of scoring? After scoring, it only takes a few seconds for the two of them to erase the point difference that they worked so hard to recover.

Rush, who calls himself the NCAA's top perimeter defender, encountered a player who made him feel powerless from the bottom of his heart for the first time.

Rose easily hit the ball on the backboard, and Li Ran was already flying into the air.

Before Li Ran could dunk the ball in, Rose had already opened his hands and made a celebrating gesture.

He didn't know that in a few years, this posture would actually belong to Miami's Wade.

And now, Wade and his Li Ran are sitting in the audience, watching his performance intently.

"What a cool celebration," Wade said loudly to James.

James nodded: "That kid can jump really high."

Li Ran released his grip on the basket, landed and high-fived Rose in celebration, and the two ran to the backcourt together.

On the way, there were Rush and Chalmers who were trotting to the baseline to prepare to serve, looking forlorn.

The situation on the court is as stable as Li Ran's score.

In the 25th minute, Li Ran received an assist from Rose and hit a mid-range shot, scoring his 41st point of the game.

"He scored another 40 points. Oh my God, 40 points in twenty-five minutes. What kind of efficiency is this?"

The commentator marveled from the side, while Hardaway once again looked at the technical statistics panel above his head.

15 of 19 shots, 5 of 7 three-pointers, and 5 of 6 free throws.

The Memphis fans on the sidelines were already singing and dancing. With only 15 minutes left, the University of Memphis now leads by a full 25 points.

Looking at the NCAA for so many years, no team has been able to complete a comeback with such a huge point difference.

This means that the University of Memphis has already booked this year's NCAA championship in advance.

Li Ran was completely mad.

Although the remaining time is already garbage time, both teams have a tacit understanding and do not replace their main players. After all, this is the finals. Even if there is only 1% hope, it is impossible to give up.

Li Ran's score continued to grow over time.

In the 30th minute, Li Ran scored the 45th point of the game.

In the 35th minute, Li Ran and Rose ran another quick counterattack. Rose did a trick and hit the ball on the ground in the paint.

Li Ran caught the ball that bounced high from behind, rounded his arms and dunked the ball in.

After this alley-oop, his score officially reached 51 points.

"Li Ran has already scored the 51st point of the game. The Kansas players no longer want to resist. They may just want to wait for the game to end."

That's right, Chalmers and Brendan Rush are now blind-eyed.

The score difference is close to 30 points, and there is less than five minutes left.

When the countdown to the game ended, the entire Alamodome seemed to be overturned by the enthusiastic cheers of the fans.

Li Ran raised his arms high, accepting the cheers of the fans like a king.

"MOP!"

"MOP!"

Gradually, the fans' cheers became more rhythmic, and all they shouted were MOP.

This is a cry that belongs to Li Ran alone.

On the scoreboard at the top of the stadium, there was a somewhat unreal number written on it.

Li Ran, 56 points.

Made 20 of 27 field goals, 8 of 12 three-pointers, and 8 of 10 free throws.

Fans were almost crazy watching the birth of the new NCAA champion.

In the 2007-08 NCAA season, the championship was the Memphis Tigers!

Rose directly threw Li Ran to the ground, and then all the Memphis players pounced on him, performing a common celebration on the basketball court with a stack of arrogances on the football field.

Li Ran lay on the floor with a smile, feeling the enthusiasm of his teammates.

"We are the champions!"

"champion!"

After the celebration was over, staff quickly moved the ladder.

All the Memphis players turned to look at Cariappa. Cariappa did not hesitate, took the scissors, climbed up the ladder, and carefully cut off a piece of the net.

Then he came down from the ladder.

"Who's coming next?"

Although he said this, Cariappa and all the Memphis team players set their sights on Li Ran.

Li Ran smiled and stepped forward to take the scissors.

But just as he was about to climb up the ladder, Rose hugged his legs and lifted him up, then put him on his neck.

"Come on, brother, go cut the basket and net!"

With Li Ran on his back, Rose quickly came to the basket and shouted to Li Ran loudly.

Li Ran smiled and, accompanied by his brother, cut out a large piece of the net and divided it into two.

Li Ran got off Rose's neck and walked directly to the sidelines.

The GDP trio stood on the sidelines, smiling and applauding Li Ran.

Li Ran handed a piece of basketball net to Parker.

"Tony, this is for you!"

Parker took over the net in surprise.

"I feel even happier than getting FMVP. Thank you, Li."

With ribbons flying all over the sky, Li Ran, surrounded by his teammates, raised the trophy that symbolized the championship high.

"In the 2007-2008 NCAA Finals, the final four won the MOP..."

Just when the host was preparing to announce the final candidate for MOP, the fans were already shouting in unison.

"plum!"

"plum!"

"plum!"

After mobilizing the atmosphere of the audience, the host shouted Li Ran's name loudly.

"Li Ran!"

There is still one chapter left to post in the evening. Tomorrow Tuesday, I need to catch up on it in a rush, so I plan to post three chapters in a row tonight.

Please give me some help and give some early for tomorrow's follow-up reading. This is directly related to Thursday's recommendation and promotion. Thank you very much.

(End of chapter)