NBA: Becoming stronger starts with hard work and mastery

In the past, everyone jokingly called Ginobili Jordan in 20 minutes, because when he was in great shape, his competitive level was high enough, but because of his average physical fitness, it was difficult for him to maintain his best condition for a long time! For Han Yi, 100 physical fitness means that he no longer needs to consider the problem of reasonable allocation of physical fitness on both offense and defense. On the court, go all out, and on the training ground, go all out again! This feeling is very refreshing! At this moment, continuous strength began to be infused into Han Yi's body! It's not an increase in strength, but Han Yi feels that he now has endless strength! "Since we have to work hard to improve our proficiency, what is more important than maxing out our physical fitness?"

More physical fitness means more proficiency, and more proficiency means faster upgrades, and faster upgrades can refresh your physical fitness to full again, and after full physical fitness, you can continue to improve your proficiency without any fatigue!

This feeling - wonderful!

The Big East Conference championship is certainly a gratifying achievement, but the NCAA annual championship is the real challenge!

It is definitely not an empty statement that the NCAA championship is more difficult than the NBA championship!

In the NBA, as long as you are strong enough, you have a very high probability of winning the championship in the long 7-game 4-win system.

But it is not the case in the NCAA. The plot of weak teams eliminating strong teams will be staged more than once in every year's March Madness!

March Madness is definitely not just talk, it is really crazy!

In the United States from January to March, when people talk about basketball on the streets, they are definitely not talking about the NBA!

Even dogs don't watch the NBA in March!

If you don't watch basketball in March, you must watch NCAA!

Don't even mention the NCAA finals. Even the first round of the NCAA 64-32 promotion game that just started has reached the level of the Eastern and Western Conference Finals in previous years!

As for the subsequent games, even the NBA Finals can't touch it!

The NBA game venue has a maximum capacity of 20,000 people, which is already the largest basketball stadium in the 1990s!

But the NCAA semi-finals are no longer played in basketball stadiums, but directly moved to American football stadiums or baseball stadiums. As for the number of seats, the starting number is 30,000+!

If it is the finals, there will be as many people as the stadium can seat. Stadiums with 70,000 or 80,000 people can still be packed!

And the NCAA game is not only about the number of people, but also the commercial value can beat the NBA finals!

On the day of the NCAA Finals, all NBA games have to give way. The halftime advertising fee of the NBA Finals is $520,000 per 30 seconds, while the price of the NCAA Finals is $1.49 million per 30 seconds!

Although the ticket price of the NBA Finals is roughly the same as that of the NCAA Finals or slightly higher by 10%, if you consider that the NBA stadium can accommodate up to 20,000 people, while the NCAA Finals can even accommodate 70,000+ spectators at the same time, you will understand how the NBA's ticket revenue is crushed by the NCAA in seconds!

In particular, you have to consider that compared with the professional NBA venues, the viewing experience of the NCAA's stadiums converted from football fields and baseball fields is not even as good as going home to watch a 32-inch color TV.

But there are still countless fans willing to drive thousands of miles to go there.

For the United States, the biggest festival in the basketball world has never been the NBA Finals, but the NCAA Championship!

It is precisely because of this terrifying attention that for star players, if you perform well in the NCAA 64-strong tournament, you may not necessarily be favored by the NBA, but for those guys who have already reserved high draft picks, if they perform poorly in such a knockout tournament, their ranking will really drop!

When scouts see whether NCAA players can enter the NBA, the first thing they look at is talent. If they don’t have enough talent, no matter how good their performance is, they won’t be accepted. For those guys whose talent can reach the NBA passing line, it depends on their performance in actual combat!

But what is actual combat?

The invitational tournaments and regular seasons within their own league, and even the playoffs, are not taken seriously by scouts, because there are only a few strong teams in a league, and most of the games are bullying games.

After all, even Otella Harrington, who was easily beaten by Han Yi, was still the best team in the Big East last season, and this is still in the inner

The line is the obvious weakness of Georgetown University.

For NBA scouts, it doesn't matter who is strong or weak, or what the data is, because they will not be the subject of investigation by NBA teams.

People who are qualified to enter the NBA, especially those who are likely to enter the first round, are basically the Jordan of their school days. If the data is very bad, the scouts will give a bad review in the scouting report, but if the data is good, it doesn't mean anything.

Scouts watch these games not for his highlights, but for their shortcomings and deficiencies!

At this time, the image of Han Yi outlined in the simple scouting report is:

Confirmed advantages: historical-level static talent conditions.

Advantages to be tested by strong teams: unparalleled blocking smell, elite-level dunking ability.

Known disadvantages: mediocre dynamic talent, too little time to learn basketball, unsatisfactory tactical literacy, unable to block, unsatisfactory rebounding ability, lack of independent offensive ability.

In the eyes of scouts, the only confirmed advantage is static talent. After all, height and wingspan are hard bars that cannot be faked.

For Han Yi, who has just been in professional basketball for half a year, these known shortcomings are impossible to change in a short period of time.

What scouts really want to see is whether Han Yi's unparalleled blocking sense and elite-level dunking ability in the Big East Conference Championship can be demonstrated in the more powerful March Madness!

If these advantages cannot work in a game of this level in March Madness, then entering the NBA is even more useless.

Only the confrontation between the strong will make the cold data hot!

"In some games, Han Yi did show some inside footwork, but the sample size was too small and the opponent was too weak. Han Yi still couldn't get rid of the blue-collar inside position. It can even be said that if Han Yi's inside attack stops at such a half-baked level, it would be better to be a pure blue-collar worker with a better future!"

"Only a strong enough opponent can prove how much water is in Han Yi's current data!"

And nothing can prove this better than the NCAA National Championship!