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"Director Zhang, do you think it's possible for Mo Ran to touch the top of the backboard?"

Ended up an exclusive interview with Mo Ran with a shot of him kissing the rim.

Su Qun was full of harvest and communicated with Zhang Lili next to him: "Look at the take-off height of the basket he kissed just now, plus those long arms..."

"I think it should be fine."

The old man Zhang Lili gave the answer directly: "Just Xiao Mo's bouncing, this long arm, and the top of the backboard? It's definitely not a problem!"

Although the current Chinese basketball circle, there is no legend about the top of the backboard.

But in Zhang Lili and Su Qun's cognition.

Mo Ran is definitely a man who can challenge the top of the rebound!

The baskets are kissed, and the top of the backboard is still far away?

at the same time.

hotel in Kentucky.

Antoine Walker and others, accepted ESPN's pre-final interview.

The attention the University of Kentucky has received this year has fluctuated.

Kentucky advanced to the final ahead of the Georgetown-Wake Forest semifinals.

At that time, it was the hottest time of the season in Kentucky.

Walker thought his spring had come.

The result came after Georgetown's victory over Wake Forest.

Kentucky instantly became a passer-by.

Georgetown and Mo Ran have become a hot topic of discussion among the media and fans.

Some media even skipped the NCAA finals and started discussing whether Mo Ran will be the No. 1 pick this year!

This is not to treat Kentucky as a dish!

"We all know that Georgetown is the biggest favorite to win this year."

"But who hasn't had a dark horse dream?"

There are so many black eights in the NBA.

Won't you give me Kentucky's upset attack on Georgetown?

do not forget.

Hot to die!

It's not just Antoine Walker who thinks so.

The entire Kentucky team was interviewed by ESPN with the idea of ​​a dark horse making a counter-attack.

Except Kentucky Coach: Rick Pitino!

"People seem to get the essence of college basketball wrong."

The Kentucky coach who was interviewed by ESPN shook his head and sighed: "The biggest difference between the NCAA and the NBA is that this is not what the stars say."

According to Rick Pitino:

The NBA may embrace individual heroism.

But the NCAA is more about teamwork.

The level of players in each NBA team is not too different, after all, they are all professionals.

But the NCAA is different.

Take the two semi-finalists that have been eliminated.

In addition to Tim Duncan, Wake Forest is also a Lalu operator, and the rest are tool people.

Look at the University of California, except for Sharif Rahim, the others are also tool people.

Don't they have star players?

Of course there is.

But the overall level of their team is low, which is why they can't go further.

Look at the University of Kentucky.

Their starting five are all NBA level!

That's right.

Rick Pitino can say with great confidence: The starting five of his team all have the strength of the NBA!

He can even say:

Looking at all the other teams in the NCAA this season, there is not even one that can start with five NBA-level players!

Not even Georgetown!

"College basketball is a team game, and it's not going to work with just the stars."

At the end of the interview, Rick Pitino emphasized: "Our opponents in the final have obvious shortcomings, and we do not."

"So, the real favorite to win the title is not George Town marvel."

The biggest favorite to win the championship should be the Kentucky Wildcats without tools among the starting five tigers!

Rick Pitino's interview remarks have been reported by many American media.

Even some basketball experts feel that Pitino's point of view is not unreasonable.

"Coach Rick Pitino understands the NCAA so well, he sees the essence of college basketball."

"And it's a very simple barrel effect."

How much water a wooden bucket can hold is not about how long the longest board is, but how long the shortest board is!

Obviously.

than the length of the shortest board.

Kentucky is older than Georgetown.

If Rick Pitino's theory isn't wrong.

Just by comparing the bucket models of the two teams, Kentucky is already the winner!

"Mo, Kentucky coach Rick Pitino's NCAA barrel model theory is very popular recently, and it has also been recognized by many basketball experts."

The next day, an ESPN reporter who came to the hotel where Georgetown University was staying, threw the question to Mo Ran:

"Have you heard of this 'NCAA Cask Model Theory'?"

"Do you think the team is clearly inferior to the opponent?"

NCAA bucket model theory.

That is, combining the remarks of Rick Pitino's interview with the barrel effect.

Of course Mo Ran has heard of it. After all, this interview was broadcast on ESPN News last night.

This morning, Coach John Thompson took the replay and let the entire Georgetown watch it again.

For this so-called bucket model theory.

Mo Ran just wanted to say: Sounds reasonable, but total fart!

A basketball game is not more than two buckets of water!

In the face of absolute crushing strength, the so-called team is higher than the individual, which is pure nonsense.

Obviously.

Mo Ran felt that his strength alone was enough to overwhelm the entire Kentucky team.

Not to mention, Georgetown has an Allen Iverson!

"Of course I've heard of Coach Rick Pitino's theory, he's a good coach."

In the face of ESPN's question, Mo Ran's answer was also very straightforward: "As for the place where our team is obviously inferior to our opponents, it may be our coach, who is not as articulate as coach Rick Pitino."

Rick Pitino hit the NCAA, and even the management model was moved out.

In contrast, coach John Thompson is indeed slightly inferior.

In Coach John Thompson's philosophy, the game of basketball is about seeing the truth on the court.

Before the game, there was a lot of beeping, and I couldn't win the game when I went to the court.

Then all is in vain!

In Mo Ran's view.

Maybe this is the biggest difference between the two teams!

The pre-match interviews between the two teams have aroused widespread heated discussions in the American basketball circle.

Is the nature of the NCAA really as simple as Rick Pitino's analysis?

Perhaps, the finals will be able to see the difference!

at the same time.

This NCAA final has also attracted the attention of many active NBA stars.

The Georgetown brothers, Mutombo and Mourning, must have been there to watch the game in person.

As the predecessors of these two brothers.

Patrick Ewing, the king of New York, finally made a statement in front of the media:

He will come to the scene in person, as the commentator of the finals, to cheer for Georgetown University and Mo Ran!

"I have every reason to believe that Mo Ran and Allen, in front of me, will be in Madison Gardens."

"Once again, another NCAA Championship for Georgetown University!"

In the face of multiple media interviews, Ewing was full of confidence: "Listen, guys, no one understands this year's Georgetown marvel better than me."

"They'll win the Kentucky Wildcats by double digits in the finals!"

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