Olhando para trás, em 1996, o escolhido Li You ativou o sistema de [Talento]. Diferente da NBA que ele lembrava, Michael Jordan, já no final de sua carreira, saiu tristemente de cena; a dinastia dos Lakers, em seu auge, terminou sem conquistas; o futuro não pertencia mais ao trio GDP dos Spurs; e até mesmo o trio de estrelas, unidos pelo basquete, não obteve nenhum sucesso... O fim do esforço é o talento? — Mas Li You representa possibilidades infinitas! PS: A sinopse é fraca, peço a compreensão dos leitores QAQ. Já concluí um livro de 3,6 milhões de palavras, "O Melhor Companheiro de Equipe da NBA", qualidade garantida~
On March 9, 1996, Madison Square Garden in New York City hosted the NCAA Big East Conference championship game. The No. 2 seed Georgetown Hoyas faced off against the top-seeded Connecticut Huskies in the final.
From tip-off at 9 p.m., the arena echoed with cheers. Besides the die-hard fans of both teams, local basketball enthusiasts had also eagerly bought tickets to support the game. The New York Times had hyped the matchup extensively beforehand, and ESPN, the broadcaster, sent renowned commentators Dell Vitale and Sean McDonald to call the game.
This Big East final attracted so much attention largely due to the presence of highly popular star players on both sides.
“Defense! Defense! Defense!” The Georgetown Hoyas fans, who had reached the Big East championship game four times in six years, shouted excitedly—they were inching closer to victory!
On the Connecticut Huskies’ bench, Li You maintained a composed expression, though a twinge of frustration stirred within him. Even a prodigious, seemingly destined talent like him couldn’t withstand referees with obvious biases.
Facing Allen Iverson that night, Li found himself in early foul trouble and was forced to sit on the bench.
On the court, Allen Iverson, clad in black with a buzz cut and striking eyebrows and eyes, radiated confidence. Spotting Ricky Moore swiftly pushing past half court, Iverson immediately stepped up to guard him tightly.
On the left wing, Ricky Moore shielded the ball sideways, pressing towards the three-point line while contending with Iverson’s defense.