NBA: I'm not a clean center

A cafe on the Stanford campus.

Sean, Nadia, and Phil Knight sat in the triangle of the card table.

Sean calmed down after being surprised at the beginning. After all, his family background is also extraordinary. When he was young, he followed his father and met many important people.

And considering that the other party is the chairman of Nike, Nadia must be inseparable from the negotiation in the middle, so he simply called Nadia over, and it happened that this girl was shopping nearby.

Thinking of this, Sean fell into a sigh again. Should he even take the lead in the sneaker contract?

Nadia, Nadia, when will you be able to do something big by yourself?

Contrary to Sean, when she heard that the old man opposite was the chairman of Nike, Nadia fell into a state of embarrassment, holding the skirt next to her thighs tightly with her hands, looking a little nervous.

Phil Knight looked at the carefree Sean, then at Nadia who had "I'm panicking what to do" written on her face, and laughed.

"You guys are really an interesting combination. No one in the NBA has ever found a female agent. You are the first pair. And I think Sean, your actions are more like an agent, hahahaha."

Nadia blushed, pretending to be calm and said:

"Phil Knight, are you looking for an endorsement for one of my players?"

"I came to Stanford University because I was invited to participate in a symposium. I couldn't take it easy so I went to the basketball hall to have a look. It is undeniable that I do have this idea, but I am only holding the title of chairman of the company. The specific affairs are in the charge of the CEO of the company.”

Nadia was a little disappointed to hear that the other party was not here to talk about endorsement.

And her disappointment naturally couldn't escape Phil Knight's eyes, so he smiled and said:

"I will express my opinion to the company, but I need you to give me a promise. If other companies give you a price that you like, don't rush to agree. Nike will always be the most sincere company."

"This is my personal business card. If that time really comes, I hope to receive your call!"

Sean instantly felt that the other party valued him.

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The ncaa regular season is in full swing, and Stanford University has once again started its own campaign.

This time they came to Washington, and their opponent was the University of Washington, which had met in the first round of the regular season.

On February 2, it was cloudy and rainy, giving people a depressing feeling.

At this time, the University of Washington gymnasium was already full of voices, and crazy boos resounded all over the world, which also caused great pressure on the Stanford University players who came here.

"Fxxk, are these people crazy? Isn't it just a regular season?"

Johnny Rapp was taken aback by the gesture.

"Normally, the University of Washington is now at a critical moment. They are competing with UCLA for the second place, and this No.2 is likely to be the key consideration of this year's Sweet 68 preliminary selection committee."

Landry Fields explains why UW is taking this game so seriously.

Currently Stanford University tops the list with 14 wins and 0 losses, followed by the University of Washington and UCLA with 11 wins and 3 losses.

With only 22 rounds in total in the regular season, every game is crucial.

And Stanford University has not yet secured the throne of the regular season champion, and naturally it will not release water in the game.

"Sean, thank you. I have grown a lot during this time, and all of this is inseparable from your encouragement last time."

Sean's little fanboy Habern found him.

Sean looked at Dashahei in surprise, and the vague memories slowly emerged in his mind.

"Are you the hot Thai pants from last time? Oh no, it's Habern!"

"Yes, today I will show the results of my training and let you see how tough I am this time!"

Habern clearly remembered the scene of being tortured by Sean last time, and thought it was because he was too soft at the time.

Sean was amused by Habern's words in the second grade, so is it harder to compete with him?

His hardness can be verified by countless seniors, how about you?

He glanced back and forth at Habern, looked at the young face of the other party, and asked maliciously:

"Boy, have you lost your virginity?"

Habern was taken aback by Sean's sudden change of style, and honestly he shook his head embarrassingly after he realized it.

Sean looked at each other with pity. He was almost 20 years old and hadn't received the nourishment of a woman. It's really pitiful.

"Haven't experienced that kind of feeling, you have the nerve to say you are hard?"

Sean broke Habern's defense again.

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Amidst the clatter of rain and boos, the game also began.

Shawn continued to overwhelm Jay Levy and grabbed the first down of the game.

The University of Washington still sent an inside double-black combination. They were worried about the Oreo biscuits that they didn't eat last time, and they tried to sandwich the cream in this game.

Sean came to the high post, Jay Levy was close to him, and Habern was on the other side of the penalty area, ready to deal with Sean's impact on the basket at any time, and even his defender put 2 steps Far.

Yoni Rapp seemed to see the opportunity to get an assist, and with a flick of his little hand, he gave the ball to Udu Rogers who was emptied.

"Bang!"

Seemingly deterred by the boos of the home fans, Yodou Rodgers' shot went wide.

Sean wanted to rush over to grab the rebound, but the division of labor between the black and the black was clear. Jay Levi became the green leaf today and blocked Sean's progress with his body, allowing teammate Habern to easily pick off the rebound .

Stanford University's first-round offense failed.

Off the field, the University of Washington showed a smile. He made full preparations before the game and found a weakness that could defeat Stanford University.

That is to limit Sean's face-up offense and offensive rebounds. For this reason, he deliberately asked Habern to give up the mid-range defense at the two corner positions. The basis for supporting him to make this arrangement is:

"Stanford's Yodou Rodgers is only shooting 33 percent from the corner mid-range this season!"

And once he comes to a 45-degree angle or the free throw line, other players can also interfere, which can be said to kill two birds with one stone.

Thinking of this, he took a deep look at Bart Wayne.

"And how do you deal with it?"

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