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Meanwhile, Green was lying in the player tunnel medical room at Michigan State University.

Zhou Yi was taken aback when he saw him appear on the court on the CBS channel in the medical room.

So, all that effort I put into tiptoeing resulted in my injury? And the Wonder Boy was perfectly fine?

Green felt pain and frustration in his chest, but the pain in his knees was even more unbearable.

"Don't move, Green. You might have a partial meniscus tear in your knee. If you don't want to end your playing career, stay still."

The team doctor's words made Green even more heartbroken, and tears of regret streamed down his face.

On the field, Zhou Yi's return greatly boosted the morale of the entire Wildcats team.

The Wildcats fans in the stands cheered and waved their support signs, feeling the scales of victory tipping back in their favor.

Michigan State had possession of the ball, which was handed to Zhou Yi to match up against Remar Morgan.

Remar Morgan looked at Zhou Yi across from him with suspicion, thinking that this prodigy might be forcing himself to play.

Since you injured your left ankle, we'll hit your left side.

Remar Morgan thought to himself, and then moved his body, choosing to dribble the ball directly past Zhou Yi on the left flank.

"Zhou! A steal!"

Despite Morgan's breakthrough, Zhou Yi showed no signs of being affected by his injury.

He stretched out his arm and snatched the basketball directly from Morgan's hands.

Zhou Yi quickly launched a counterattack, and Morgan, who had lost possession, could only watch helplessly as Zhou Yi dribbled across the field.

"Windmill dunk! Zhou! The wonder boy helped the Wildcats tie the score as soon as he entered the game."

The commentator Nantz cheered.

On the Michigan State bench, head coach Tom Izzo's lips were drooping and his face was full of worry.

Even injuries couldn't stop the prodigy, Tom Izzo, who was completely convinced of his abilities.

With Zhou Yi's return on the court, Michigan no longer dared to recklessly place all their defensive focus on Curry.

Curry was firing on all cylinders from three-point range, while Zhou Yi completely dominated Remar Morgan on both ends of the court.

While Morgan's model is excellent, his practical skills are significantly weaker than Zhou Yi's.

In a fiercely contested final, physical talent becomes the ultimate winning weapon.

Michigan State tried to fight back, with point guard Lucas even scoring two consecutive baskets over Curry.

However, when Zhou Yi switched to defend against him, Lucas completely went silent.

On the bright red scoreboard, the score gap widened step by step, and Michigan State fans could only watch as their home team gradually fell into a slump on the field.

No one cheered anymore, no one shouted anymore.

Some Michigan State fans have even become "traitors," chanting along to the Wildcats' rhythm.

"MVP! Weekly!"

Time ticked by, and in the final seconds of the game, the players on the field had stopped moving.

Curry and Lofdale embraced tightly, while Zhou Yi stood in the center of the court holding a basketball, looking at the bright red scoreboard above his head.

"Three! Two! One! Game over! Congratulations to the Wildcats! Congratulations to Wonder Boy!"

"Congratulations to Davidson College! Led by Zhou Yi and Curry, they won their 71st Major Madness Championship! Victory belongs to you!"

The Wildcats defeated Michigan State University 88-73!

Commentator Nantz announced the victory of the match with his most passionate and hoarse roar.

Inside the more than 70,000-seat Ford Stadium, the fans were in a state of jubilation.

Veteran coach McGillop was already in tears sitting on the bench, while Mr. Murphy, who led the fans to the stadium, excitedly took off his suit jacket and waved it wildly in his hand.

Yao Ming, watching and cheering from the sidelines, was visibly moved, shouting along with the fans, while Curry and Lofdale were already in tears.

Zhou Yi stood blankly in the midfield, looking at everything around him, his mind flashing back to the six months he had spent with the Wildcats.

The extra training after each match, the consistent healthy diet maintained year after year, and the ridicule and contempt from media opponents.

Countless moments and experiences converged at this moment, and he finally won his first championship.

Golden ribbons rained down like a shower of gold, and two streams of tears flowed from Zhou Yi's eyes, dripping onto the basketball he was holding.

Winning the championship is great!

Inside the CCTV-5 studio, Mr. Wei Ping was already dancing with joy.

"We've won! We've won! The Wildcats have won! China's first NCAA champion!"

Meanwhile, countless fans were already celebrating in front of their screens on CCTV-5.

In the world of basketball, Black and White people are number one and number two.

Today, a person of Asian descent achieved the highest honor on a university basketball court filled with people of all races, sweating it out.

Inside the arena, after the two teams embraced, the Michigan State players all left the court, shaking their heads in disappointment and walking sadly into the dark players' tunnel.

Lucas supported Remar Morgan, whose eyes were red and swollen from crying.

Morgan had given it his all in this game, but he still couldn't stop the Wildcats' Wonder Boy.

The entire Davidson Wildcats team had gathered at the center of the field, all wearing championship hats.

As the host introduced him, NCAA President Miles Brand entered the arena, with staff members beside him holding the NCAA Finals trophy.

The Wildcats cheered as the crystal trophy was brought into the arena.

Zhou Yi and Curry pushed veteran coach McGillop to the front of the team.

This veteran coach, who has dedicated 20 years to coaching the Wildcats, has given his entire life to basketball, and he deserves this moment.

The old coach's eyes were already filled with tears. He took the crystal glass and held it in his arms, looking at Zhou Yi and Curry.

These are two kids who weren't considered promising in the basketball world.

Curry was criticized for being too thin and unsuitable for basketball since high school, while Zhou Yi was a Chinese high school student without any star rating.

At that moment, the highest honor in the NCAA was won by the team led by these two kids, and McGillop smiled and hugged them.

"Thank you, children."

After the crystal trophy presentation, Miles Brand received a yellow rectangular trophy from the staff.

Upon seeing the trophy, the Wildcats fans in the stadium began to cheer loudly.

"MOP! Week!"

"MOP! Week!"

Zhou Yi stood in the middle of the line, and Curry pushed him to the front.

This elementary school student, who used to crave honor, is now clapping along with the Wildcats fans.

"Zhou! You deserve this honor. Without you, the Wildcats wouldn't have this championship, and neither would I."

Curry spoke sincerely, his tone filled with gratitude and heartfelt blessings for his friend.

The moment Zhou Yi was tripped and returned to the arena, the ownership of the MOP was already determined.

Miles Brand looked at Zhou Yi as he walked to the front of the team, and without any pretense, handed the MOP trophy to Zhou Yi.

At this moment, on countless television screens around the world, Zhou Yi held up the MOP trophy.

"The NCAA's 71st March Madness Tournament Champion, MOP – Zhou Yi!"

"Congratulations! Wonder boy!"