Basketball's No. 1 Anti-Fan

Chapter 16: Listed
Time flies and it is already late December.

During the past two months, Hansen has been working with Wade to improve his one-on-one defense, while also providing more assisting defense during games.

His defense improved rapidly, with a two-pronged approach of single defense and assist defense.

Wade was the first to feel this change.

During the post-match practice that day, Wade's breakthrough was disrupted by Han Sen.

"You're not in good shape today?" Han Sen looked at Wade.

Then Wade used an even more violent breakthrough to dunk past him.

"Your defense is still as bad as ever."

Trash talk became part of their daily rivalry, and it also helped to improve their relationship.

Han Sen defended many of Wade's offensive rounds, and the confrontation lasted for more than 40 minutes, longer than usual.

After the extra training was over, the two sat on the sidelines to rest.

"Have you signed with an agent?" Wade sat down and picked up the water bottle.

The secondary league will not participate in the Mad Three season, and Hansen's junior season will soon end.

"Not yet." Han Sen shook his head.

Wade put down the water bottle, took the bag beside him, took out a business card from it and handed it to Hansen.

Han Sen took it and looked at the name on it: Henry Thomas.

"You can find him if you need anything."

The next person to discover this was Teus.

Because of Hansen's improvement in defense, Barry University's strength has reached a new level.

This should have surprised him, but in the end it didn't surprise him that much.

Looking back, it seems to be related to that interview with Khalil.

Han Sen told Khalil that his greatest talent was his ability to learn.

In late February, Barry University defeated Northwest Missouri State University to win the Division II conference championship.

韩森在决赛中贡献了26分5板4助攻3抢断1盖帽，成为MOP。

Such results are very impressive in the secondary league, but in reality they will not bring him much help.

NBA scouts don't care who is the champion of the secondary league, so naturally they won't pay attention to who plays well in the finals.

After the finals, Hansen ended his junior season and became the first player to prepare for the 2009 draft.

He signed with an agent first.

His target was Jeff Schwartz, a top NBA agent known for his packaging and publicity.

Anthony Bennett, the worst No. 1 pick in history, and James Wiseman, the equally famous failed No. 2 pick, were both chosen by this person.

He has no draft stock right now, so it would be useful for Schwartz to help build momentum.

Unfortunately, Schwartz didn't like him.

He had no choice but to contact Henry Thomas.

The signing of Thomas was very smooth, because Wade was not just being polite, but really helped and made introductions.

Hansen didn't know Thomas before, but after learning more about him, he realized that Thomas was the common agent of Wade and Bosh and was quite famous.

Even if this kind of agent does not have Schwartz's ability to run and promote, his connections are not bad.

His current situation does not allow him to enter the joint tryout, so he can only rely on individual tryouts to get a chance. Connections are also very important.

NBA tryouts usually begin after the lottery, which is mid-April.

During this more than one month period, Han Sen took advantage of this time to train and improve his strength.

"Han, don't you want to buy something?" After returning to the dormitory after training that day, Rondo approached Han Sen with his cell phone.

Han Sen took a look and found that it was the Crazy Three odds table.

Madness March is similar to the NFL Super Bowl and is the most watched basketball event in the United States.

Therefore, every year, people, including many NBA players, place bets on the three championships.

And because it is a single elimination tournament, there are huge uncertainties. If you buy in from the beginning, the odds will not be low.

For example, the one Rondo showed him now had the lowest odds, which was the University of North Carolina, at 2 to 9.

When he saw the University of North Carolina, Hansen had some ideas. He didn't remember the NCAA champions in other years, but he still remembered this year because "the longest river in the NCAA" Hansbrough realized his dream of winning the championship.

"If you want to buy, buy North Carolina. They have no rivals this year." Hansen gave Rondo advice.

"You are a bit too optimistic. They had no opponents last year, but they still lost in the end, right?" But Rondo didn't think so.

"There is everything in the world, but there is no medicine for regret."

"Are you so sure?" Han Sen's attitude made Rondo doubt himself. He knew that Han Sen would not speak like that easily.

Han Sen nodded with certainty. Rondo had helped Han Sen become a ball boy for the Heat before, which was a big help to him. This was a little reward.

"Okay, I'll trust you this time! When I win, I'll treat you to a big meal."

Rondo said as he started placing bets with money.

Han Sen then took out his cell phone and began to ask his parents on the other side of the ocean for money.

He can't do special training by himself, he needs to find a trainer to help him, which will cost money, and the subsequent tryouts will also cost money.

For some popular rookies, their agents will help them pay for transportation and accommodation expenses during tryouts, which is equivalent to an advance investment.

But he did not have such treatment, which was also a considerable expense.

If we can make some money while the crazy three is going on, most of these problems will be solved.

Of course, Han Sen asked for a little more.

Since he can get the three-game winning streak, he can also get the chance to play in this year's NBA Finals. This way, even if he is not selected, he will still have the energy to make other choices.

So in the end, he asked for a full $5.

Those who can send their children to study in the NCAA in the United States must have good family conditions, and knowing that Han Sen is aiming for the NBA, his parents will not be stingy.

He bet 4 on North Carolina, and kept the rest of the money for special training.

The content of his special training at this stage is to strengthen basic skills, mainly focusing on control and passing.

NBA is not CBA, even 3D players need certain control skills.

Dribbling skills like Zhai Xiaochuan's, which even college students can't do, don't exist in the NBA.

Moreover, 3D is just a starting point for him. If he wants to continue to improve his strength, controlling his luck is also a prerequisite.

There is no need to say much about passing the ball, this is something he has been training for before.

Of course, during the special training, Hansen did not give up his job as a temporary caddy.

His defense has not yet improved to its best, and he cannot stop practicing with Wade.

During his special training, Tois came to see him.

He brought Han Sen a message.

He edited Hansen's performance during the season into a video and sent it to some team executives he knew.

When Han Sen heard the news, he didn't know how to describe his emotions for a moment.

It is not an exaggeration to call you a mentor.

"When I help you, I am also helping myself." Tois was very frank this time.

Another month passed in a flash, and the Crazy Three came to an end amid the fans' expectations.

The University of North Carolina led by 21 points at halftime in the final, setting an NCAA final record, and eventually defeated Michigan State University 89-72 to win the NCAA championship.

Tyler Hansbrough shed tears on the court, making it a legend in NCAA history.

With North Carolina winning the championship, the crazy three-game period came to an end.

Hansen also earned more than 9 US dollars (after tax).

This was an expected result.

The unexpected gain is that he was actually on the list of the latest draft picks updated by NBAdraft!
He is projected to be selected by the Miami Heat with the 60th pick (traded from the Cavaliers).

NBA draft reports will score the players on the list, and Hansen received a score of 84 (out of a total of 120 points).

He received 7 points each for size, athleticism and agility, and 8 points for shooting and mental attributes.

Advantages: A shooting guard with adequate size, good physical talent, excellent athletic ability, fast and stable three-point shooting, and a certain threat in three-point shooting with the ball. He has outstanding psychological quality and can still play stably in unfavorable situations. He is a big-hearted player.
Weakness analysis: Average ability to break through with the ball, defensive ability but not outstanding, lack of high-level competition experience.

Summary: He has the ability to become an NBA-level shooter, but still needs to improve his defense and game experience. He has a certain chance of being selected by a team that needs bench depth.

Draft prototype: Michael Redd.

(End of this chapter)