I want to be a superstar.

Since Yes decided to join the University of Washington, Dean Simmons and Anthony Washington have never stopped telling him about the current situation at the University of Washington.

It was as if they wanted to tell Yes not to have any expectations of the University of Washington.

There was no need for Simmons and Washington to say anything; Yes never had any expectations for the University of Washington in the first place.

With the team's star player Nate Robinson entering the draft, and their projected superstar rookie Webster also going to the draft, this team has now gone from a powerhouse to a bottom-feeder.

Nate Robinson was a third-team guard in the NCAA last season, and Webster was a first-team forward in high school last season.

Without these two, Roy becomes the head of the University of Washington.

Roy's stats last season were 13 points, 5 rebounds, and 2 assists, with a field goal percentage of 57%.

A good second-in-command is hardly suitable to be the leader.

Moreover, Roy had torn menisci in both legs, and nobody knew how much fuel was left in his tank.

Ye Si didn't know.

From the moment he joined Garfield, Roy was someone who liked to hide his true strength.

Roy is very selfless.

He is clearly very strong, but he prefers to watch his teammates perform and do things that his teammates cannot do, rather than rushing to do things that show off.

He could have scored 40 points per game, but he preferred to let Yes score 40.

He could have had a lot of possession and assists in every game, but he kept giving the ball to Conroy.

He is the team's second-leading scorer, second-leading ball handler, second-leading shooter, second-leading rebounder, and number one defender.

Let your teammates do the good work, draw the defense away, and actively defend against the opponent's key players; do the hard work yourself.

He was like that at Garfield High School, so how could Yes see his true strength?

All Ye Si knew was that back then, without any injuries, he had the ability to participate in the draft and even be selected in the first round of the competition in high school.

This can be seen from his NCAA stats last season. As an outside player, a 57% field goal percentage, don't you think that's too high?

He could have lowered his hit rate to get higher stats.

Yes still doesn't know why Roy was holding back his energy last season.

Is it because of injuries that he no longer dares to unleash his true potential?

Or is it that Nate Robinson isn't worth the risk of crippling himself to assist him?

Or is he waiting for something?

Then, go all out and burn off all the remaining fuel in the tank?

For whatever reason, Yes never intended for Roy to burn all the oil.

He no longer needs Roy to indulge him and protect him like before.

In the past, Roy and the others led him forward; now it's his turn to lead Roy and the others forward.

Don't get me wrong, this has nothing to do with repaying Roy and his friends' kindness, nor with repaying the Seattle fans for their support.

The main concern is, what if Roy really burns out the oil and becomes crippled? Wouldn't he be the one to take the blame?

Roy absolutely cannot be crippled because of him!

It wasn't that he couldn't bear to see Roy get hurt; he was simply trying to avoid trouble!

He didn't want to be blackmailed by Roy, giving Roy the opportunity to say things like, "My leg is like this because of you, you have to take responsibility."

He was afraid of the hassle and didn't want to push Roy's wheelchair, so he hoped Roy would be alright and nothing would happen to him.

The affairs of the University of Washington can be completely handed over to him from now on.

He also looks forward to the feeling of having complete control over the fate of a team.

Nate Robinson and Webster gave him that opportunity.

"Ye, are you even listening to us?"

"Yes, they just want me to focus on my studies in college. The University of Washington doesn't have any chance of winning a championship anymore, right?"

"You know that's good. Just study hard at the University of Washington. Coach Floyd won't harm you. If you study hard and stay in the US in the future, we can pass on the unfinished business to our children. Then Brandon will become the head coach of Garfield High School and lead our kids to national domination. Wouldn't that be great?"

"hehe"

Yes chuckled twice, mimicking their old way of chuckling at him.

Seeing Yes's defiant expression, Dean Simmons and Anthony Washington felt somewhat helpless.

As expected, Ye has always been a stubborn ox!

"Since Ye has his own ideas, we'll support him. As for Coach Floyd, we'll help him keep it a secret."

After Roy finished speaking with a smile, he frowned slightly and rubbed his knee.

Guys, do you guys still have any energy?

"Brandon, you guys... well, let's just give it a shot!"

"Looking at it now, Nate and Martel's departure is actually a good thing for us Garfield Five. We're completely in control of the University of Washington now. However, Ye, things might be a bit difficult for you?"

"Am I in a bit of a predicament?"

Yes looked at Conroy with a puzzled expression.

"Four years ago, we were too flamboyant, or rather, you were too flamboyant. Many people who were abused by you wanted to get revenge on you."

"This year, only you and Jon Brockman have full scholarships for the University of Washington basketball team, but there are two other players with scholarships: Justin Dentmon and Ryan Appleby. Do those names sound familiar?"

"Those two little dwarfs?"

Upon hearing these two names, Yes was reminded of the two people he had tormented to tears four years ago.

At that time, he was a max-level character, while the other two were newbie characters.

It feels so good to have a max-level character crushing a newbie character; he couldn't stop because he was enjoying it so much!

"Yes, they're even more eager to see you than Coach Romar is."

"Ha, you think I'm afraid of them?"

Starkey is out of the question for now.

But these two guys haven't had a chance to run into them in the past few years, which has given them the illusion that if Starkey can get revenge, they can too.

She actually followed him all the way to the University of Washington.

It's obvious that these two guys came to the University of Washington because of him.

Although these two are not as good as him, they are still considered to be prodigies in Washington State.

Why not go to another university and get a full scholarship to be a starter, instead of coming to the University of Washington and getting a partial scholarship to be a substitute?

These two guys are afraid that if they go to another school, they'll never have another chance to get revenge.

Although the University of Washington is now considered a weak team, that's still relative to the elite universities.

Those two guys would have no chance against the University of Washington if they went to those lousy, third-rate teams.

If they go to other strong teams, they might not get playing time and won't be able to get revenge either.

The best way is to be on the same team as Yes.

They could discipline him every day during training.

With the departures of Nate Robinson and Webster, the University of Washington has an extra starting roster spot.

They could have competed for a starting position if they had beaten Yes, even though they were originally only able to be substitutes.

No wonder Anthony Washington said they were more eager to see him than Coach Romar.

If it were him, he would also be anxious, because the scene was just too beautiful.

It's so beautiful that you can't wait to see it.

"Justin, do you think that guy would agree to a fight like this with us?"

"Then how do you think we can compete with him? A one-on-one fight? He's technically skilled and a full 10 centimeters taller than us. Are you confident you can get revenge? We don't have Starkey's height and skill; we can only compete with him in speed! We're short, but we're fast!"

At the University of Washington's training facility, two 1.83-meter-tall guards are gritting their teeth as they set up obstacles.

"What are Justin and Ryan doing?"

"Coach, they said they want to give Yes a hard time and prove that they are the most suitable substitute for Nate."

"Oh"

University of Washington head coach Lorenzo Romar, who had just arrived at the training facility, was filled with anticipation.

"Coach, should I stop them?"

"No, no need, Bobby, we can just watch from the sidelines."