I want to be a superstar.

The opening game between the University of Washington and UCLA was held at UCLA's home arena, Los Angeles Polly Arena.

The NCAA Divisional Conference format is a combination of a league and a tournament.

P-10联盟10只球队，用主客场的18场联赛分出1-10名的名次，然后10只球队按照联赛名次进行单场定胜负的锦标赛。

Teams ranked 1st to 6th in the league will directly qualify for the tournament, while teams ranked 7th and 10th, and 8th and 9th will play each other in a play-off.

The winner of the playoffs will have the opportunity to participate in the tournament.

Because the tournament follows the single-elimination format of March Madness, the matches are played at neutral venues, eliminating the home and away advantage.

The neutral arena hosting this year's P-10 League Championship is Staples Center, the home of NBA teams Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Clippers.

Yes has played 13 NCAA games this year, all of which were at home except for the first game against Duke, which was an away game.

This game against UCLA was also Yes's second away game.

"UW! UW! UW! UW!"

"Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes!"

"Beat.LA! Beat.LA! Beat.LA! Beat.LA!"

"UCLA! UCLA! UCLA! UCLA!"

"Prevent-storm! Prevent-storm! Prevent-storm! Prevent-storm!"

"Beat.UW! Beat.UW! Beat.UW! Beat.UW!"

When Yes and the University of Washington players entered Polly Arena, they were startled by the cheers from the crowd.

"What's going on?"

Half the air in the entire Polly Arena was filled with cheers for Yes and the University of Washington.

Half of the voices were cheering for UCLA.

"Did all the Chinese-American fans in the Los Angeles area show up today?!"

A match between powerhouses like the University of Washington and UCLA is, of course, a game broadcast live across the United States.

Even the CBS television commentators were amazed by this extraordinary sight.

The fans cheering for Yes and the University of Washington at Polly Arena were of all races, but the majority were indeed of Asian descent.

A Chinese-American football fan? Oh, I see.

"We didn't receive this kind of treatment when we came here last year!"

"We didn't have any leaves last year!"

"Looks like we won't have to worry about the fans' support when we play away games anymore!"

"Ye, how about we pull off a few moves for our fans?"

Dean Simmons's proposal really appealed to Yes.

Playing a few hands was a perk that Yes gave to the University of Washington home fans.

The perks of fancy shooting.

His shooting touch was off tonight; he rarely scored above 70, so making a shot into the middle of the court was impossible.

However, to give back to the Los Angeles fans who support them, they could try shooting from the sidelines or from the stands.

Although the chances of getting in are slim, there should still be some opportunities.

"Yes is going to have shooting practice?!"

"Yes didn't take a shot from mid-court, he's coming towards our stands?!"

"Yes is waving at us?! Oh my gosh~!"

In the NCAA swept by the Yes storm, Yes's pre-game shooting practice has become the most popular showcase in the NCAA!

Yes's interaction with the University of Washington fans at the stadium made fans of other American teams extremely envious.

They desperately wish their team had a player like Yes who could shoot baskets from the sidelines or in the stands!

"Incredible touch! Yes made another shot from the stands!"

"Yes's arrival has made pre-game warm-ups for basketball games much more fun!"

"Other NCAA teams should be careful now; your fans could turn against you at any moment!"

The UCLA fans, who were chanting "Prevent-storm!" and "Beat.UW!", all gasped in surprise when they saw Yes throw the ball into the stands.

Let's forget about those slogans from before; we won't chant them anymore.

Some UCLA fans even instinctively applauded Yes.

"Jordan, Yes's stand-up shooting is hilarious! Much funnier than your dunking performances, we fans have all turned against him!"

"..."

Arron Afflalo, can you shut up?!

Jordan Farmar, who was preparing to dunk again, suddenly lost interest.

Leaving aside the UCLA fans in attendance, there were also players like Bozeman, Mbah a Moute, Hollins, and Afflalo...

And what's with you, Mr. Head Coach Ben Howard, watching this with such relish?!

However, it really has a lot of flavor.

After watching for a while, Jordan Farmar also wanted to applaud.

Yes's shooting rhythm is really comfortable and aesthetically pleasing to watch.

"Yes's shooting speed feels faster and more rhythmic, and even more aesthetically pleasing!"

"The fans who were just shouting slogans at each other are now unanimously applauding Yes's performance!"

"Yes seems to have felt the enthusiasm of the UCLA fans; he went to the UCLA fans' section!"

"The passion of the UCLA fans was completely ignited by Yes's actions. The UCLA fans welcomed Yes as if he were their hero!"

"Hahaha, Yes is really too interesting. Yes always gives people a cold feeling of being 'silent,' 'heartless,' and 'expressionless,' but many of his actions can stir up everyone's emotions!"

"Yes is usually quiet and expressionless, making it impossible to know what he's thinking, but he's not truly cold-hearted!"

"Now I understand why the video of Yes with his bandage wrapped around his neck, intently practicing baseball, gets so many views on YouTube. The YouTube viewers are right; the same action looks boring and sleazy on others, but Yes's seriousness is both funny and touching!"

"Seeing Yes interacting with the UCLA fans right now, fans of the other teams in the P-10 league must be eagerly anticipating the arrival of the Yes storm!"

"This is the true power of the Yes storm; everyone loves Yes!"

It's really upsetting to have your home turf turned into someone else's stage!

Of course, it will make people envious!

"I want to be like Yes, the center of attention across America!"

We're all young people, so why can Ye Si do it but they can't?

After the pre-game warm-up, the players from both sides took to the court, and the game between the University of Washington and UCLA officially began.

UCLA fans, who had been interacting enthusiastically with Yes earlier, picked up their chants of "Prevent-storm!" and "Beat.UW!" again after the game started.

"The UCLA players will be very happy that their fans haven't abandoned them!"

"Ryan Hollins is thrilled. He's a full ten centimeters taller than Bobby Jones, and he's a top-ten finisher in the NCAA track and field high jump. He's number one in the NCAA for ball jumping!"

UCLA center Ryan Hollins was an exceptional jumper in the NCAA, tall and with incredible jumping ability.

With their center being so good at the jump ball, UCLA would naturally devise a specific opening strategy.

After Hollins won the jump ball, Jordan Farmar took advantage of the University of Washington's unsteady footing and directly attacked the basket to score the first two points of the game.

"They hit that fast!"

With its dominant center, UCLA doesn't seem afraid to compete with the University of Washington in terms of speed.

"Yes, come on! Attack me! Score me over your head, beat me like you beat Stuckey and Redick!"

After Yes arrived at the frontcourt, his opponent, UCLA's number four player Afflalo, stared at him with shining eyes and kept talking to him.

"Yes, come on! Come on, baby!"

Is this person crazy?

"Shut up!"

After being glared at fiercely by Yes, Afraro calmed down a little from his feverish state and felt somewhat embarrassed.

He was so excited to see the gift from God that he lost his composure!

"Yes, come, attack me! I'm right here! Come, attack me!"

Ignoring the freak he was guarding, Yes followed the pre-game tactics devised by head coach Romar and ran a pick-and-roll with Roy, who had the ball.

The pick-and-roll between Yes and Roy did not result in a double team, but only a trade of guards.

Yes's opponent became Postman, while the pervert was replaced by Roy.

"Brandon, Bruton..."

Looking at the massive body in front of him, Afflalo, who was just excited, felt as if a bucket of cold water had been poured over his head, chilling him to the bone!

According to Romar's plan, Roy can now take on Afflalo one-on-one and dominate him.

In the end, Roy managed to suppress Afflalo but still passed the ball to Yes on the outside.

Facing the relatively slow Bozeman, Yes used a crossover dribble to create space and then pulled up for a jump shot.

He doesn't have Roy's mindset of being a babysitter!

55...43...62...

62!

Facing Bozeman's somewhat out-of-position defense, Yes threw out the first three-pointer of the game!

Brush hit!

"A beautiful one-on-one three-pointer; Yes's shooting touch is still excellent today!"

This attack is so heartbreaking!

Postman was helpless.

He could hold his own against Roy, but against Yes...

It's somewhat cruel.

This is the NCAA's "Yes"!

"Yes's movements are even faster!"

Jerry West in the stands was somewhat surprised.

"It seems the rumors about Yes having hidden talent are true..."