I want to be a superstar.

"Brother Li, Stuckey had a really tough time in this game!"

"In the pre-game preview, Yes was projected to be the seventh pick in next year's draft, while Stuckey was the eleventh. Their abilities were similar. Now, Stuckey's projected draft position is going to drop, and drop significantly. Yes is probably the strongest guard in the NCAA right now!"

From Redick to Stuckey, Yes really didn't know what it meant to go easy on these star guards!

He saw no humility in Ye Si!

Its sharpness is fully revealed, and its spirit is overflowing!

hateful!

I still can't shake him off!

"Stuckey was looking for a pick-and-roll with his teammate, but his teammate couldn't get the defender away. After being delayed by Brockman, Yes reappeared in front of Stuckey. After the pick-and-roll, Stuckey was still facing Yes's defense, and it was still a one-on-one situation with Yes!"

After delaying Starky, Brockman saw Yes coming and quickly handed over the task of defending Starky to Yes again.

Starkey felt like he was about to vomit blood when he saw Yes in front of him!

He tried for a long time, but in the end he still couldn't shake off Yes!

Whether attacking with or without the ball, Yes was like his shadow in this game, keeping him tightly bound!

What is it like to be a weak team with no competitiveness, and when you encounter difficulties, you look around and find that no one can help you?

This is Starkey's experience right now!

Yes also experienced this at Garfield High School over the past three years.

It was a terrible experience.

Garfield's high school teammates weren't unwilling to help him; they were simply powerless to do so.

Just like the players and coaches at Eastern Washington University now.

Starki is being chased and beaten by Yes, how could they not see that?

But they were truly powerless to do anything about it.

They have already tried their best!

From the first half onwards, Eastern Washington head coach Mike Burnley had other Eastern Washington players assist Stuckey on offense.

They screened for Stuckey and set picks for him, but it was all in vain.

For Stuckey, his four teammates on the field consisted of Ben Wallace on offense.

No, he's not even as good as Ben Wallace!

Ben Wallace could at least help by using his body to carry people, and his screens and picks were of decent quality.

If his teammates were like Ben Wallace, he would at least have some breathing room while being chased by Yes.

His teammates couldn't even do that.

They're not even in the same dimension as the rest of the team!

In fact, they are not from the same plane; he and the five players from the opposing University of Washington are all players on the draft prospect list.

Of the more than 300 teams in the entire NCAA, only about 200 players are considered to have NBA potential. Each player on the potential list is equivalent to an NBA All-Star.

This is equivalent to one All-Star playing against five All-Stars on the opposing team!

Moreover, his strength is not even as good as the one he is facing!

How can we play like this?!

Or rather, even though his teammates are very strong, the University of Washington's intention in this game is to shut him down, regardless of the others, and create opportunities for Yes to face him one-on-one!

Being outmatched by your opponent and constantly being chased and fought one-on-one on both offense and defense is an extremely painful experience!

If he still wanted to compete with Yes in the first half, he no longer had that idea in the second half.

He definitely lost.

All he wants now is to make the data look better.

And incidentally, to make Yes's stats look less impressive.

Even so, he couldn't do it!

"Stuckey's offensive moves are a bit too aggressive right now, and Yes's glove-like defense is making him a little impatient. He's on the verge of being called for a foul at any moment!"

"Yes's defense is incredibly tenacious. He's constantly being pushed aside, but he always manages to get back into position immediately. Stuckey's lack of explosiveness compared to Yes's is on full display in every offensive possession!"

"If Stuckey's draft position drops after this game, the biggest reason will be this: his speed and explosiveness will raise doubts about whether he can establish himself in the NBA!"

"Strength and physical conditioning can be improved through training, but athletic ability is another matter!"

Starki kept trying to break through Yes's defenses, accelerating only to be blocked, then pushing aside, then accelerating again only to be blocked by Yes again!

In physical confrontations, Yes was indeed no match for Starkey.

However, the physical difference between him and Starky wasn't so great that he could be easily manipulated.

It's impossible to let Starky recklessly charge in so many times in one round!

"not good?!"

Stuckey, who had once again pushed Yes aside and was about to break through Yes's defense, was about to accelerate when his ball control suddenly vanished!

"Yes, a brilliant steal! This time, Yes didn't block Stuckey's path to the basket; instead, he bypassed him from the side and intercepted the ball!"

After Yes intercepted the ball, Stuckey quickly turned around to chase and defend, but he was simply not fast enough to catch up!

He had already increased his speed to the maximum, but Yes seemed to be getting further and further away from him!

"We're going to see Yes's signature fast-break three-pointer again!"

"Wait, Yes suddenly stopped!"

"Yes suddenly stopped at center court and made a push-shoot motion!"

"Yes suddenly shot from the center circle while running!"

A shot from the center circle?!

Stuckey, chasing back, stared wide-eyed as he saw Yes push the ball out from in front of him!

What kind of playing style is this?!

He just started shooting while running?!

This isn't something you can just throw out randomly before halftime!

This isn't the shooting practice before the game starts!

He just shot right there?!

Seeing Yes's shot, the muscles on the face of the University of Washington's head coach, Romar, twitched.

Romar tried her best to appear calm, composed, and at ease.

But the twitching eyebrows on his face made him look anything but calm!

Such a sudden move by Yes could easily give his own head coach a heart attack!

In fact, Ye Si was also surprised by this sudden move.

While running, he suddenly reached a touch value of 92. What could he do?!

In order not to waste this opportunity, he had to throw the basketball out as fast as he could!

His current shooting speed is arguably the best in the NCAA, but he still couldn't get the ball out at 92.

When he made his move, his touch rating had already dropped from 92 to 81.

A shot from the middle of the court, with a touch value of 81, what will the result be?

Yes and the fans at the stadium, like the viewers in front of their televisions, were waiting for this result!

With a whoosh!

The entire stadium quieted down, and the sound of basketballs swishing through the net was particularly pleasant to hear!

Immediately afterwards, the quiet stadium erupted in a deafening roar!

"Unbelievable! Unbelievable! Unbelievable!"

The TV commentator on the sidelines could only utter this word, but as he shook his head, the tone of his voice gradually became stronger and stronger!

"Incredible shot! Am I really watching an NCAA basketball game?!"

"Dear Bob, is Yes's future model really just Rauf?! No, I believe his future is limitless! He's the only player in the world who plays like this, and he's worth any bet!"

Bob Wisconsin was speechless in the face of Rick Sander, who was already excited to the point of madness.

He didn't like Yes's style of play.

But Sander is right.

"He is one of a kind!"

It's in!

He made his first three-pointer from the center circle in an official game!

On the attribute panel, Agility +1!

Yes clenched his fist fiercely!

Defeat Stuckey, say goodbye to the past, hit a three-pointer from the center circle, attribute point +1...

For Yes, this was a perfect match!

"Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes!"

Hearing the wild cheers of the fans, Yes turned around.

Roy, Conroy, Brockman, Bobby Jones...

He saw his teammates swarming towards him.

And the red number three standing closest to him...

That was once his most formidable opponent...

Starkey is currently in a daze.

"This was a complete rout!"

88 to 56—that was the thought on everyone's mind when the game ended.

Was it a case of one team overwhelming another?

Or is it a case of players overwhelming each other?

Or perhaps, they are all...