After changing careers, I became the number one player in basketball

Upgrading once actually directly gives essence to five players.

It seems that if you want to become stronger, the best way is to train hard, play well in games, and accumulate enough experience to upgrade.

After all, five consecutive draws can guarantee a gold-quality reward, but there is no guarantee for a single draw.

Therefore, completing tasks is only an auxiliary means to become stronger. Only by training hard and competing to complete upgrades can you achieve qualitative changes.

Shay hummed the tune of good luck and clicked on the long-lost lightning five-stroke draw!

After a dazzling white light, Shay indeed issued a gold-level reward.

"Badge: Rampage (Gold).

Effect: Moderately improves the success rate when dunking over another person."

Shay looked at the badge, lost in thought.

I am going further and further down the path of a tank-type point guard.

It's really over.

Hey, I originally wanted to be a technical player. But I have no choice. This system really forces me to become a tank.

Shay looked at the other four rewards again. This time the other four rewards were all attribute points.

"2 attribute points, 3 attribute points, 2 attribute points, 2 attribute points."

In total, Shay received a total of 9 extra point opportunities.

It seems that if you want to add points dozens of times at once like the first lottery, it will not happen again.

But generally speaking, there are many opportunities to add points 9 times.

Shay immediately opened his attribute interface, originally wanting to increase his eye-catching shooting attributes.

But for the two attributes of mid-range shooting and three-point shooting, even if all 9 extra-point opportunities are used, it will not reach 60.

Think about it or forget it. If you want to stand out as a newcomer, the most important thing is to have a strong point so that you can gain a foothold in the NBA.

Now I should focus on improving my strengths first, and then think about shooting.

If you use the rain and dew method to add points evenly, you will probably add yourself to a completely incompetent player.

Currently, Shay's best abilities are probably defense and rushing around the frame.

So Shay first added 2 points to steal prediction, increasing the steal prediction attribute to 70.

With Shea's wingspan and 70% steal ability, he is more confident whether he steals directly from others or intercepts passes.

Then Shay added 2 points to his strength, bringing his strength up to 80 in one breath!

This is also Shay's second attribute to reach 80, besides his lateral movement speed.

In the end, there were only 5 points left, and Shay gave all the speed, increasing it to 75.

After all, you are playing a point guard, so you have to be sharp in both breakthrough and counterattack.

And these are all inseparable from the support of speed.

With a strength of 80 and a speed of 75, a man needs to rush fast and vigorously to make the opponent unbearable!

At this point, Xie Yi's five consecutive draws have all been used up.

Seeing that only a little bit of ability value had been added, Shay curled his lips.

It would be great if there could be a modifier, like playing 2k games, to directly fill up the ability value with one click.

This will last until that month and year.

It seems that if you want to improve your strength quickly, you still have to continue to torture your opponents.

Then, let’s start the torture from the next one!

In the next game, Georgetown University will travel to Storrs, Connecticut to face the Huskies.

Of course, Shea prefers to call them the Huskies.

As a senior basketball fan, Shay knows the famous basketball school UConn very well.

Ray Allen, Gay, Drummond, Kemba Walker and other stars all came from the Huskies.

But this team truly became brilliant from the mid-1990s to the early 2000s.

The current Huskies team can only be said to be very strong within the Big East Conference.

But looking at the entire NCAA, it is a mid-level team at best.

As for Chris Smith, the so-called "best point guard in the Big East Conference" that the media has wildly touted, Shea is not familiar with it either.

It is impossible for Shay not to recognize Qiuyan, who is somewhat famous in the NBA.

Therefore, even if this Chris Smith does enter the NBA in the future, he may only be a second-round pick or something like that.

I can handle Grant Hill and Billy Owens, so why not handle Chris Smith?

It’s just that the outside world doesn’t think so.

Many people want to see Chris Smith teach Shay how to behave.

A Chinese guy came out of nowhere and dared to mock my rice family's NCAA basketball.

He actually said something like "we only won by 31 points".

Are you really treating yourself like an onion?

Chris Smith is already a junior. Last season, he averaged 17.2 points and 1.8 steals per game and shot 39.3% from three-point range.

Led the team to achieve second place in the league.

Although Smith is a point guard, he is an offensive point guard. What is most talked about is his scoring ability.

Shooting, breakthrough and everything.

Billy Owens must have just been caught off guard, but if Smith is prepared, he will be able to score crazy points on Shay's head and regain the face of NCAA basketball!

Shay sighed helplessly as he looked at the news that made Chris Smith so popular.

If you praise him so much, it will hurt him if he falls!

Compared to Chris Smith, Shea actually cares more about another Huskies star...

On the Huskies side, coach Jim Cahoon is worrying about tomorrow's opponent.

Although the media says Shay is not worth mentioning, Jim Cahoon is not a fool.

That Chinese guy No. 23, you can tell he is a difficult character just by looking at his physical condition.

And in the last game, Shea easily led the team to break through Syracuse University's defense. You know, Georgetown University was still a very bad offensive team last season.

Shea almost single-handedly revitalized the team's offense.

So if you want to win, you have to start by containing Shay.

So in the tactical meeting that afternoon, Jim Cahoon specially assigned defensive tasks to the team's star defender Scott Burrell:

"Tomorrow, I want you to lock up that Shay!"

Burrell is exactly the person that Shay is afraid of. This guy will not only gain a firm foothold in the NBA in the future, but he will also be a member of the legendary Bulls team in 1998!

At his peak, he averaged 1,442 points per game and was an excellent rotation player. If not for his knee injury in 1996, he would never have been reduced to a small substitute.

In NCAA basketball games, Burrell is the representative of all-around warriors.

Burrell averaged 12.7 points, 7.5 rebounds, 3.1 assists, 3.6 steals and 1.3 blocks per game last season.

Except for scoring, all other statistics rank first in the team!

It is not difficult to see from the data that Burrell is a strong defensive player.

Even if he reaches the NBA in the future, Burrell's defensive ability will still be outstanding.

In the 1997-98 season, he was one of the Bulls' most efficient players, relying on his tough and smart defense.

Jim Kahun believes that no outside player in the Big East Conference can easily play games under Burrell's defense.

In training, even Chris Smith was often guarded by Burrell and suffered terribly.

Kahun believes that Shay will be tortured by Burrell's defense tomorrow!

Use Burrell to consume Shea on the defensive end. As a result, Shea will naturally be unable to guard Smith.

This wave of attacks and defenses, both offensive and defensive, can Shay withstand it?

The next day, there was no one absent from the gymnasium at UConn.

Seeing the shouting crowd and the cameras everywhere again, Shay no longer felt nervous as before.

Rick Carlisle, who was sent to monitor Shay, sat in the audience with a surprised expression. He had been watching Shay's shooting for a long time.

He admitted that Shay was scarier than he thought.

Because from the warm-up to now, he has seen Shay shoot without anyone guarding him, and he has already smashed the side of the backboard five times and the timer three times!

This shot is really terrible!

Carlisle found it unbelievable that such a player actually appeared on the NCAA Division I field.

Sending me to monitor players like this is a waste of time.

On the court, Jim Cahoon and John Thompson also shook hands with each other.

The two old men looked friendly at first glance, but in fact they had eight hundred tricks together.

"That Chinese magician of yours looks very powerful." Jim Cahoon raised his chin and pointed at Shay, praising him.

"No matter what, it's just because he was lucky in the last game."

"Yes, but today, luck is not on your side. John. Magic is fake after all, and it will be exposed sooner or later." Jim Cahoon changed the topic and showed a disdainful smile.

Kahun and Johnson are old rivals in the Big East Conference, and they both have a strong desire to win and lose.

Jim Cahoon's words are equivalent to warning John Thompson that I already have a way to curb your new reinforcements and expose your magician.

But John Thompson was not scared. He held Cahoon's hand tightly, and then put his head in front of Cahoon:

"If you want to expose magic, you have to be an expert!"

The two old men looked at each other, and lightning and sparks seemed to rub off between their gazes.

The game is about to start, and the on-site announcer briefly introduces the following starting lineups of both sides.

When Shea came on the stage, the audience in the stands booed and yelled wildly:

"You'll be buried here!"

"Don't even think about getting a point tonight, asshole!"

"NCAA basketball is not as simple as you think!"

It seems that they have great opinions on Shay.

You can give your opinions.

But Shay wouldn't accept any of it.

After coming on the court, Shay looked at the strong Scott Burrell and found that the guy was also looking at him.

Burrell showed no expression and just made a gesture of wiping his neck at Shay.

"You're dead today, Chinaman!"

This defensive warrior is not a mild-tempered person.