Basketball's No. 1 Anti-Fan

Chapter 6 Executive Vice-President Top Shooter
Has there ever been a situation in the history of the NBA Three-Point Contest where all 25 shots were made?
The answer is, no.

Hansen was most impressed by the year Curry won the championship in 2015. Curry, who was in great form, scored 13 points and made 27 consecutive shots to win the championship.

But even in that game, Curry missed four or five shots.

However, the three-point contest is an official competition after all, which puts a lot of psychological pressure on the players.

Take Curry for example. He later tried the three-point contest in front of the students in his high school training camp, and he made 25 of 23 shots.

So if you train privately, it is possible to do this.

However, Hansen's camera battery ran out when he tried, and his best was only 23 goals.

Although there is no pressure from the audience, with zero tolerance for error, all the efforts will be wasted if you are distracted for a moment and miss the ball.

Moreover, rapid firing within one minute consumes much more physical energy than expected, and it becomes more difficult as time goes on.

When he sat on the sidelines to rest, he was already soaked.

"Han, 23 goals are already incredible." Rondo sat aside and tried to persuade him.

"No, it has to be 25."

"So why did you record this video?" Han Sen's firm tone aroused Rondo's curiosity.

"This is part of the plan to become an NBA player." Han Sen gave the most appropriate reason.

"You mean, if you really become an NBA player one day in the future, when you write your biography, you will write about this?"

Han Sen turned around in surprise when he heard this. He didn't expect Rondo to understand it so well.

But he thought for a while and nodded.

"Let's do it! I'll prepare two big power banks tomorrow, and I don't believe it!" Rondo suddenly got excited.

It would definitely be something worth bragging about if his name appeared in an NBA player's autobiography.

Han Sen reached out his hand and bumped fists with Rondo, and the two reached an agreement.

Of course, he knew in his heart that this kind of thing would definitely take some time.

A week later, Hansen was in great form during his sixth attempt at recording and finally achieved his goal.

When the last three-pointer fell into the pocket, he couldn't help but pump his fist excitedly.

Rondo dropped the camera and started yelling:
"Han, post the video on social media and show those guys how powerful you are!"

Han Sen smiled and nodded, and went with Rondo to the computer where they could edit videos.

"The Strength of the NCAA's Top Shooter".

After posting the video with the title, Han Sen quickly gained a lot of haters.

"It's just funny. No one is defending and they make 25 shots? What does that mean?"

"Stephen just didn't record it. He could have easily done it if he wanted to."

"It's indeed something a clown would do. It's definitely him."

……

Looking at the comments from these haters, Han Sen nodded with satisfaction.

He has been insisting on attracting traffic over the past period of time, and the effect of cultivating black fans is quite good.

"These guys!" Rondo gritted his teeth as he watched from the side. If these people tried it, they would know how incredible it was.

"It's okay, they're not important."

Han Sen said this and began his real operation.

Just the black fans on his account are not worth his time and effort.

He approached various well-known media figures, such as Barkley, Reggie Miller and others, and forwarded his status to them via private messages.

Because the other party might not or even would not watch these, he also used some eye-catching reminders, such as the series "You'll regret it for a whole year if you don't watch it".

He didn't need everyone to see it, as long as one person saw it, his plan would be successful.

"What if they didn't see it?" Rondo asked worriedly.

"Don't worry, they will see it." Han Sen's plan was to send it to those people once a day.

Of course, if there is still no reply, he has a backup plan, which is to use a small account to bombard one person with concentrated information.

It’s just that method has side effects, so try not to use it if possible.

"If you can really see it, you will definitely be famous!" Seeing Han Sen so confident, Rondo has already started to look forward to it.

Han Sen smiled and nodded, even though his goal was not to become famous.

This time Han Sen didn't have to wait too long.

Because he received a reply the next day, and the person who replied to him was an old acquaintance, the one who kissed the donkey's butt on TV that year.

“Thank you for your contribution.”

Barkley's reply made Hansen suspect that it was a robot's automatic reply. But it seems that Facebook doesn't have this function nowadays?

"Will I see it on the show soon?" Han Sen asked again to make sure.

"I haven't seen it yet, but I'm sure I will soon." Another reply came quickly.

Han Sen was stunned for a moment when he saw this, but then he realized that Barkley was giving a unified reply.

It's the polite way Barkley speaks that is completely different from what we see on TV shows.

Despite receiving a reply from Barkley, Hansen did not regard this as his only opportunity and he still insisted on sending private messages to others.

A week later, Barry University continued to improve steadily. They won three consecutive games and their record has reached 3 wins and 7 losses.

However, Han Sen did not receive any new response. Just when he thought this trick didn't work, Barkley sent him a new message.

His material was on the show.

As TNT's leading lady, Barkley has quite a few shows, and this is a show called "NBA Entertainment".

As the name suggests, it tells more about some interesting stories in the NBA.

At the beginning of the show, Barkley was talking about Isaiah Thomas' suicide①.

The news reported that Thomas attempted suicide and told reporters after leaving the emergency room: "The police made a mistake. It was my daughter who took the medicine."

Barkley directly opened his venomous tongue: "I know that the new coach in New York will definitely be better than the previous one. At least he will not commit suicide."

This immediately caused Kenny Smith on the side to burst into laughter.

Well, Han Sen felt that their sense of humour was different from his own.

Then there were similar things. Han Sen's feeling after watching it was: Even though Buckley used his eloquence to introduce it as a piece of chocolate, he still couldn't cover up the fact that it looked like a piece of shit.

But it’s not hard to understand. This program is broadcast once a week, and interesting things don’t happen every day in the NBA.

It wasn't until the end of the show that Barkley finally talked about his story.

"Kenny, interestingly enough, I recently received a submission from the NCAA, and I'm not sure if it was from him or a friend of his, but it was really interesting."

"The NCAA? About Blake Griffin, or James Harden, or Steph Curry?"

The new NCAA season has begun, and these popular rookies have begun to attract media attention.

"No, neither of them. You will know after you finish reading it."

After a brief conversation, the program screen began to show the scene of Han Sen shooting.

In one minute, all 25 shots were made, including Rondo's excited shout at the end.

"What does it feel like?" Barkley looked directly at Kenny Smith.

"A very good shooter, you know, even though we can see that he spent a lot of time recording this video, this is not something that everyone can do, especially considering what you said, he is still an NCAA student." Smith is a professional athlete after all, so he speaks differently as a professional.

"What if we combine this?"

As Barkley spoke again, Hansen's personal homepage appeared on the screen. The user name and ID had been erased, but the title of the status was still there.

"The Strength of the NCAA's Top Shooter".

"Who is he?" Smith was a little restless.

"I'm not going to tell you who he is, I'm going to tell you he's a Division II guy, so how do you feel about that?"

"That's a bit arrogant. He must understand that training and competition are two different things. The player who wins the three-point contest is not necessarily the best shooter, not to mention that he is not in the three-point contest."

When the screenshot of the home page appeared, Han Sen felt comfortable.

He is afraid that this picture will not come out, because if this picture does not come out, how can others criticize him?

It's like if BOAT didn't post pictures of Jordan, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Kobe Bryant and others bowing down to him, how could so many people turn against him?

The only bad thing is that Barkley didn't announce his name, either because of the program's requirements or intentional protection.

He directly entered the system, and after seeing that the [Black Fan Value] was still rising, he breathed a sigh of relief.

It seems that even if you don’t know the name, as long as the target is confirmed to be him, the black fan value will be generated.

Barkley really helped a lot this time!

"I think this guy has strength and courage."

Just as Han Sen finished expressing his feelings, he heard Barkley defending him.

No, you guy with thick eyebrows and big eyes, please use the tone you used to mock Yao Ming. I am not used to you doing this!
"Why do you think so?" Smith didn't expect it either.

Barkley stroked his chin and said seriously:
"If you don't think you are the strongest, how can you become the strongest?"

-Dividing line-

①: Thomas became the general manager of the Knicks in 2003. Due to Larry Brown's poor coaching record, he coached the Knicks from 2006 to 2008. He resigned due to the same poor record. In November 2008, news broke that he committed suicide by taking a large amount of sleeping pills, which was later denied by Thomas. However, his dialectic was refuted by the New York police, who said they could tell the difference between a 11-year-old man and a 49-year-old girl.

(End of this chapter)