Basketball trainer, I created a super giant

Chapter 6: Medicine Injection
This is a rare opportunity to return to Gainesville. After the work at the stadium was finished, Donovan specially invited Donson to return to visit the University of Florida.

In the school team history museum, Tang Sen bent down and looked at the slightly yellowed photo in the window.

That was a group photo taken after the 93-94 season.

In the front row, to the right of head coach Lon Kruger, there was myself, still with an afro and a goofy grin.

"Are you still in contact with them?" Donovan asked next to him.

Tang Sen shook his head.

Sensing the dejection on Tang Sen's face, Donovan sighed and said, "Now that I think about it, if you had gone directly to the draft with Andrew in 95, the result might have been completely different."

In 93, Tang Sen came to the University of Florida.

The absolute core of the team at that time was power forward Andrew de Klerk.

Head coach Krug attaches great importance to Townsend and hopes that Townsend and De Klerk will partner up, one inside and one outside, to bring qualitative changes to the team.

In fact it is.

Tang Sen is fast and has a strong ability to attack the basket, while De Klerk is excellent at pick-and-roll. The two of them work together to lead the team to the national semi-finals in their first season, returning to the NCAA tournament after many years.

Then the following season, the team made it to the championship again.

At that time, De Klerk graduated from University and participated in the draft. An agent also found Tang Sen and wanted to persuade Tang Sen to participate in the draft together, but Tang Sen refused.

This rejection directly caused Tang Sen to lose the opportunity to impact the NBA again.

"There aren't so many ifs." Tang Sen smiled bitterly and shook his head.

He knew his own situation well. The season when he reached the semi-finals was a season when De Klerk's skills fully broke out. It also happened that he had just entered university and his opponents did not know him well enough, so he unexpectedly reached the semi-finals.

By the second season, his lack of physical talent became apparent.

If I had participated in the draft directly at that time, it would not have been as optimistic as Donovan said, and I would probably have been eliminated.

Just look at De Klerk. He is much more talented than me, but he only got the fifth pick in the second round.

In the next two years, he was injured again and lost his speed, so it was naturally impossible for him to make a breakthrough in the NBA.

Donovan tactfully stopped talking.

He took Tang Sen to his office, poured him a cup of coffee, and talked about Brown again.

"Don, do you know anything about Brown's situation?"

Tang Sen shook his head.

I have only heard of Brown's name, but I don't know the specific situation.

Donovan sighed, then said, "It's not easy for this kid either."

He had noticed Kwame Brown a few years ago and was very familiar with Brown's situation.

As expected, just as Tang Sen thought, Brown had a miserable childhood.

His parents had eight children, and he was the seventh.

With so many children, his family conditions are naturally not good, not to mention that his father Willie James is a bastard.

He took drugs, drank alcohol, and abused his wife.

Then when Brown was seven years old, his mother Joyce could no longer bear it and chose to divorce.

Facts have proved that this decision is correct. In the second year after the divorce, his father was sent to prison for life for murdering his girlfriend.

With her eight children, Joyce returned to her hometown of Brunswick. It is easy to imagine how difficult it was for a single mother to raise eight children.

So all of Brown's brothers went on the road of breaking the law and ended up in jail one by one.

Under such circumstances, it is conceivable how difficult it is for Brown to realize his talent and become a hot pick in the draft.

"Thanks to John, he brought Brown back to the right path." Donovan sighed.

Tang Sen suddenly realized that it was no wonder that John Williams looked at Brown that way.

In subsequent negotiations, Brown also kept asking Williams for his opinion.

I guess in Brown's heart, he has already regarded Williams as his own father.

Donovan continued, "Don, Brown is a good kid. Just like this draft, he knows he's not fully prepared yet and should come to college to train for a few more years, but his family conditions are too bad, and he wants to enter the NBA as soon as possible to earn money to help his family." "Don, I know you run your own training camp well, but if possible, please take the trouble to help him prepare."

He looked sincere.

This made Tang Sen feel a little embarrassed.

I really did brag a little too much before, which gave Donovan the illusion that my training camp business was doing well and he wouldn't put too much energy into it, so he specifically pulled me aside to say these things.

"Don't worry Billy, I know what to do."

Even without Donovan's reminder, Tang Sen would do his best to do the job well.

He is related to Brown's future and also to his own future.

Not to mention it's all about the money.

Thirty thousand dollars a month!
At Townsend's request, Brown's team accepted the increase.

For $30,000, Townsend will not only help Brown gain weight, but also teach him low-post techniques.

Connors disagreed at first.

His wallet is really tight.

But when Tang Sen insisted, he suggested adding a restriction.

That is, if Brown can be selected as the No. 1 pick, he will be paid $30,000.

How could Tang Sen agree to this?

If you buy a weight loss course, can you be 100% guaranteed to lose weight?

After some discussion, Brown himself offered to bear the extra $10,000.

After this guy became famous, he got some sponsorship and started to earn some income. I heard from Donovan that he even bought a house here, right next to his house, so he can really afford the $10,000.

Only nineteen!

Tang Sen didn't even have $1,000, let alone $10,000, in his card, and buying a house was even more out of reach.

After leaving the University of Florida and returning to the shabby motel, Tang Sen was not idle.

Training will officially begin tomorrow.

It lasts for one month, until the end of May.

Then starting in June, Brown will focus his time and go to several lottery teams for tryouts.

It was impossible for a draft favorite like him to participate in the joint tryout.

In terms of time, it is still very tight.

Especially when it comes to weight gain.

Again, gaining weight is not as simple as eating more and more.

Tang Sen pulled out the system and silently recited "simulate". His eyes became blurry and his consciousness entered a huge space.

This space is the most powerful function of the Tangsen system.

Tang Sen made some operation and Brown appeared in front of him.

The system can scan the target's physical condition and restore it one-to-one into the simulation space.

This is just the basic function. The real power of this simulation ability is that it can simulate the training effects of up to ten days according to the training plan formulated by Tang Sen.

Simply put, Tang Sen designed a training plan that can simulate specific training effects with the help of the system.

If the effect is good, it means that the training plan is correct and there is no problem.

If the effect is not good, you can make adjustments based on the results and then simulate again until you develop the most appropriate training plan that maximizes the training effect.

The function is extremely powerful.

Now the first thing Tang Sen has to do is to simulate a plan for injecting medicine.

In one month, he had to gain 10 pounds and fully adapt to the weight without affecting his athletic ability. After much thought, Tang Sen found that there was almost no other possibility except taking medicine.

(End of this chapter)