I want to be a superstar.

After Yes and his team returned to Seattle, the results of the University of Washington's away victory over Duke University continued to unfold.

Television and the internet are filled with praise for the University of Washington, Yes, and Roy.

Before this game, most of the people who were praising the University of Washington and Yes were also the same people who were praising Duke and Redick.

Now, Duke University, which they have been praising, is being trampled underfoot by them.

Yes had absolutely no interest in the flattery from these people.

He experienced a similar scene four years ago.

After his downfall, only Seattle fans and the local Seattle newspaper "Stranger" remained loyal to him.

As for the others?

They may have long forgotten about the so-called Seattle Miracle.

Yes does want more attention, but not this kind of empty attention.

More than these things, he cares about how the scouts perceive him.

The result was very good.

His name has finally appeared on the NBA draft prospect list!

Following the game against Duke University, the University of Washington added four players to its NBA draft prospects list!

Yes was suddenly promoted to 11th place, with five stars of attention and four and a half stars of potential.

The draft projections stated that if he chose to enter the 2006 draft, he would have a chance to be selected seventh overall!

The seventh pick was a pleasant surprise for Yes!

He had already overestimated the impact of the game against Duke, but now he realizes that he underestimated it!

Besides Yes, the other three who jumped into the prospects list are Conroy, Bobby Jones, and Brockman, but their prospects are average, with two stars for attention and two stars for potential.

It means that the scouts know about them, but if they want to participate in the draft, they will most likely not be selected.

If an NBA team lacks players of their type, scouts will prioritize recommending them to the team.

Even so, all three of them were very happy. No matter how low the prospects were, having prospects was better than having no prospects at all!

Besides, just because the outlook is bad now doesn't mean the future outlook is bad!

For example, after Roy tore his meniscus for the second time, his draft prospects dropped to the second round. After this game, Roy's prospects were ranked 24th!

Roy currently has a 4.5-star popularity rating, with the potential to reach 4 stars!

The prospective analyst's analysis of Roy is that if Roy had entered the draft in 2006, he would have had a chance to challenge for a lottery spot!

Back when Roy graduated high school, things weren't this good, even at their peak!

Yes was certainly very satisfied with his position on the prospect list.

But he also knew he couldn't be complacent.

Before this game, Redick was ranked 29th in the prospects list and was projected to be selected 15th overall in the 2006 draft.

After this match, the attention level dropped from four stars to three stars, the potential dropped from four stars to three and a half stars, and the prospects dropped from 29th to outside the top 50!

The draft prediction also dropped from the 15th pick in the first round in 2006 to the end of the first round.

In this game, all five Duke University starters dropped in the prospects rankings.

Sheldon Williams, the top pick in the 2006 draft, has had the fewest drops, and even so, he has now fallen to the side of Yes.

Yes is ranked 11th on the prospect list, while Sheldon Williams is ranked 10th.

Melchiorni, the second-generation star who was utterly defeated by Roy, has disappeared from the prospect list.

Sean Duke, who was tricked by Conroy, has also disappeared from the prospect list.

Josh McRoberts, the top high school student in the class of 2005, like Redick, fell out of the top 50!

In just one game, Duke University, with its luxurious, star-studded lineup, became a laughing stock across the United States.

Yes had been a laughing stock four years ago, so he knew what it felt like.

Therefore, he will absolutely not do it a second time!

His goal for the future is to preserve his current draft prospects, or even improve them further!

A five-star rating means that the scouts believe he has the potential to become a five-star player after further evaluation!

Besides the NBA draft prospects list, his goal is of course the NCAA championship!

They even slaughtered Duke University, so why can't they be thinking about the NCAA championship right now?!

Yes had never expressed any ambition for the NCAA championship before because he was always worried about Roy's health.

He didn't want Roy to harm his body in order to achieve his goals.

Roy first tore his meniscus in his knee during his senior year of high school, and then tore it again during his junior year of college.

Not only Yes, but also Washington, Simmons and Conroy have always been worried about Roy's future.

Roy has a learning disability and is academically challenged; he doesn't even know if he'll graduate from university.

If Roy becomes crippled again, his life will be over. Even if Coach Floyd asked him to go back to be Garfield's head coach, it wouldn't work.

Roy is a selfless person who doesn't think about himself, but Yes and Conroy can't help but think about Roy.

Now that we know Roy's knee injury won't affect his future and he's still making it into the NBA All-Star team, Yes has nothing to worry about.

Roy is an All-Star in the future, but what he will become in the future is something even Yes himself doesn't know!

After learning that Roy would be an All-Star in the future, Yes slapped himself several times, and his agility attribute remained unchanged!

This result left Yes quite embarrassed.

He worked so hard that he told Roy and the others in his first year of high school that his dream was to become an NBA superstar!

In the end, if Roy becomes an NBA superstar and then goes back to Garfield High School as head coach, won't he be laughed at to death?!

Roy is safe and sound in the future, and Yes is very happy. Roy is so amazing in the future, but Yes is very sad!

"No way, I have to be an All-Star before Roy gets in!"

Name: Ye Si

Age: 18

Height: 1 meters

Weight: 85 kg

Positions: Point Guard (100%), Shooting Guard (100%), Small Forward (75%), Power Forward (15%), Center (5%)

Team: University of Washington Huskies

Physical state: Weightlessness (Explosive power attribute increased by 10%, speed attribute increased by 10%, strength attribute decreased by 10%)

Talent: I can sense the feel of the game (Lv1)

Skills: None

Technical attributes; Ball control: 45 (45), Passing: 40 (40), Overall rating: E ​​(Top-tier amateur)

投篮属性；扣蓝：35（35），上篮：55（55），近投：55（55），中投：55（55），远投：50（50），三分：40（40），罚球：60（60），总评：D（业余顶级）

防守属性；抢断：50（50），盖帽：30（30），防守篮板：45（45），进攻篮板：40（40），总评：E（业余一流）

身体属性；力量：45/50（50），爆发力：80.4/67（80），速度：96/80（80），横移：60（60），敏捷：71（80），弹跳：50（50），平衡：55（55），耐力：55（55），总评：C（职业三流）

Player rating: D, a top-tier amateur player with well-rounded skills and speed.

Based on his current attributes, he is still a long way from reaching All-Star level.

Once he entered the NBA as a guard, to make the All-Star team, he would have to beat Iverson, Kidd, Wade, and Arenas in the East, and Kobe, McGrady, Ray Allen, and Nash in the West.

What is his true strength now?

His technical attributes are top-notch for an amateur, and with his well-rounded guard skills, he's barely on par with Liu Wei in the CBA.

He might be even worse than Liu Wei, and Liu Wei has a hard time dribbling the ball across half-court against NBA players' defense.

His shooting ability is top-tier among amateurs, comparable to Zhu Fangyu's level.

His defensive attributes are top-notch for an amateur, and his comprehensive defensive skills are roughly on par with Zhang Jinsong's.

Physical attributes, third-rate in the profession, this is Ye Si's strongest point, there is no model for him in the CBA.

Therefore, his true strength is a combination of Liu Wei, Zhang Jingsong, and Zhu Fangyu, who have NBA-class speed and Curry's talent.

How long would it take for a combination of Liu Wei, Zhang Jingsong, and Zhu Fangyu to become an NBA All-Star?