The Villanova Wildcats did not put up much resistance. Not long after the start of the second half, they replaced all the main players.
He had officially announced that he would forfeit the competition.
Corey Kidders, Alvin Williams, and Tim Thomas returned to the bench, their faces ugly.
Especially Tim Thomas.
The champion center of the Wildcats was completely dominated by Mo Ran.
Throughout the entire match, Mo Ran's data exploded, creating a new record.
On the other hand, Tim Thomas.
In the limited time he had against Mo Ran, he did not get a single point. He did not even get a single rebound!
This had already dealt a huge blow to Tim Thomas 'confidence.
He felt that he might have to stay in university for another year and could not directly participate in the 1996 talent show.
Villanova gave up the game early, and Georgetown didn't kill them.
Iverson took a rest with 25 points and 15 assists.
Mo Ran had scored a historic 40 points and 25 rebounded, as well as 11 blocked shots!
"Even if there were Dikambe Mutumbo, Alonzo Mourning, and Patrick Ewing in the history of Georgetown!”
"However, Mo Ran still became the only player in Georgetown history to score a 40 25 10 triple-double!”
"Not only in the history of Georgetown University, Mo Ran is even the first player in the history of the NCAA to achieve such a score!”
This match had completely become Mo Ran's night of record!
In the home team's locker room at Verison Center.
As soon as Mo Ran walked into the locker room, he was showered with cold water by Iverson and his teammates.
"Congratulations! Mo, you made Georgetown history!”
"I knew you had this ability, brother. I knew this day would come sooner or later!”
Jerome Williams and the others congratulated him.
The entire locker room was filled with joy.
"Alright, lads, stop for a moment.”
Finally, Manager John Thompson, who walked into the locker room, stopped the young people's revelry."Your seniors want to see you.”
As soon as he finished speaking.
Dikambe Mutumbo slowly walked into the locker room.
Instantly, the noisy locker room quieted down.
Dikambe Mutumbo.
NBA All-Star player.
He was the NBA blocked shot champion for two consecutive seasons.
Last season's best defensive player in the league!
"Hey, lads, why aren't you talking?”
As soon as he walked into the locker room, Mutombo greeted the young players in a friendly manner.""Jerome, put down the bucket in your hand.”
"Caucella, don't look at me like that.”
"Alan, your dribbling is so cool. To be honest, I'll never be as smooth as you in my life."
"And you…"
At the end of his sentence, Uncle Mu pointed at the drenched Mo Ran."Mo, Georgetown's new behemoth.”
"Listen to me, I'm tired of getting blocked shots in the NBA. Don't be proud!”
Speaking of blocked shots.
Saying that he was tired of it was indeed Uncle Mu's act.
But he really did take a lot.
It was the first year of the new season.
Mutombo had blocked 10 shots in a single game, but unfortunately, he only had nine boards in that game, missing the triple-double blocked shots in his rookie season.
From the start of the second season, Mutombo had a triple-double of seven points, rebounding, and blocked shots in three years.
Other than the ancient divine beasts Lasalle and Chamberlain.
Hakeem Olajuwon was the player with the most blocked shots in NBA history, with eight so far.
The second was Mutombo's triple-double with seven blocked shots.
He took out his triple-double blocked shots this time because he wanted Mo Ran to not be proud.
Pride was not a trait a young player should have.
The Georgetown players quickly adapted to the all-star NBA center.
After a period of communication, before Mutumbo left, he specifically said to Mo Ran,"
" Mo, in our first game in the NBA, I'll welcome you with a blocked shot triple-double."
The greeting gift for this junior entering the NBA was a blocked shot triple-double!
"This is really a top-notch greeting gift.”
"I just don't know who gave it to whom." Mo Ran smiled.”
As the saying goes, the new waves push on the previous ones.
No one knew if the waves in front of them would be killed by the waves in the back.
Was Uncle Mu giving Mo Ran this three-double-block gift?
Or was Mo Ran giving it to Uncle Mu?
Neither of them admitted defeat. In the end, they looked at each other and smiled.
After sending off Mutumbo, Georgetown University's winning streak continued.
During the tour, the strongest opponent they encountered was not the defending champion, the Villanova Wildcats.
Instead, it was the runner-up team from last season, the Newcastle Huskies!
Last season, the Huskies were already the runner-up team in the Big East. This year, their goal was to win the championship and advance to the NCAA Tournament.
Their original imaginary opponent was the Villanova Wildcats, who had lost to them in the finals last season.
In the end, the wild cat was really a drag this year.
Not only was he beaten by Georgetown, but he was also no match for Pennsylvania.
The two teams that had beaten the defending champions finally welcomed a head-on confrontation.
Although the knockout rounds had not yet begun, the outside world thought that the tour match between Connecticut and Georgetown was a match that would be played in the finals.
It was basically the championship battle of the Great Eastern Alliance this year.
The final division championship would only be between these two teams.
Before the highly anticipated match between Connecticut-Georgetown.
The latest issue of Sports Illustrated was out.
On the 1996 Rookie's Insight page.
Tim Duncan was still the absolute top rookie.
Allen Iverson was still the top two rookie.
Marcus Canby was still the top three rookie.
However, the fourth place was no longer Corey Kidders, but Ray Allen from the University of Connecticuti!
Of course, this was not the main point.
The main point was…
In the latest issue of the Year of 96 Rookie Ranking.
In the top 60, a player from Great Xia finally made a historic appearance.
Mo Ran, a freshman player from Georgetown University, was listed on Sports Illustrated's rookie prediction list.
And he directly came to the second pick in the second round, the 32nd pick in total!
Sports Illustrated's selection was still very authoritative.
Players who could appear in the top 40 of the prediction list would basically be selected as long as they announced their participation. It was a sure fact!
In other words.
Mo Ran was very likely to become the first player from Great Xia to be selected in the history of the NBA!
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