NBA: My template has no limit

Chapter 33 Riding the Spring Breeze and Galloping Horses

ESPN commented on Xu Feng's performance after the game as follows:

"We must admit that Xu Feng is the strongest college player this year. Let's not forget that he is only a freshman. He is still young and has endless potential to be tapped!"

It's safe to say that soon, Xu Feng will be at the center of the basketball world, standing shoulder to shoulder with those legendary players, and perhaps even surpassing them!

After sending off the disheartened Syracuse University, the DePaul players excitedly splashed water everywhere, including orange Gatorade and ice water.

Xu Feng and Joey were the most affected, as they were the backbone of the team and naturally had to be treated specially.

Xu Feng didn't walk back to the locker room; he was carried back by Singh and the others. By then, he was soaked to the bone, his clothes clinging to his body.

"Hey, this is unbelievable! Singh, you just wait, so you were the one secretly pouring water down my pants, weren't you?"

They changed into championship T-shirts, put on white baseball caps, and cut off the symbolic net.

When Xu Feng, with a basketball net hanging around his neck, raised his hands to greet the audience.

His response was a deafening chant of "MOP" from 20,000 people!

The sound was transmitted across the United States via live streaming equipment.

Countless people stood in front of their televisions, echoing the live performance. Those at home cheered and shouted wildly, while those watching the game in the square cheered even louder, spraying drinks around them.

Xu Feng is undoubtedly the winner of the MOP award. For others, winning the MOP is an honor bestowed upon the player, but for Xu Feng, winning the MOP is an award that requires him to make himself more valuable.

After the individual awards were presented, Joey was surrounded by the players and raised the crystal ball-shaped trophy that he had only ever seen on television and in his dreams before.

The most prominent part is engraved with the words "NABC", which is the first generation of crystal ball trophy used in the 1990-91 season.

Below are the words "NCAA National Champion" and Joey's most cherished "1996 • DePaul Blue Demons".

This is a miracle for De Paul, and even more so, a legend for Xu Feng.

He was temporarily promoted to the starting lineup in the fourteenth game of the season and eventually led the team to win the NCAA National Championship.

MOP (Most Outstanding Player Award), NCAA All-Tournament Team, CUSA All-Pro Team and All-Pro First Team.

Xu Feng has won almost every award a college player can win in a single season!

Xu Feng, basking in glory, returned to the press conference room with his teammates and coach to give interviews to the media.

"From being unknown at the beginning of the season to lifting the trophy tonight, standing here looking back on it all, what's the one thing you want to say most?"

"From day one, I believed we could do all of this, and I'm so grateful to have come this far..."

It was just another round of polite pleasantries. Xu Feng had become quite adept at it after so many experiences.

"Regarding your future, what are your plans? Will you continue playing in college leagues, or will you participate in the draft?"

A CBS reporter asked the question everyone wanted to know.

"You know, this is a very difficult decision; I'm going to take my talent to the NBA!"

The answer was as expected.

No one would expect a man who consistently ranks in the top ten on various lists and even breaks into the top five on mainstream lists to stay in college.

Furthermore, Xu Feng made his college career complete in just one season.

But these words only truly resonate when they come from the players themselves.

At that moment, the reporter from WTTG (Washington 5), the television station most closely associated with Georgetown University, was still on the scene.

"Would you be afraid of being beaten by Iverson's team if you went to the NBA? How would you rate Iverson as a player?"

It's still Iverson, it's still Iverson! Xu Feng has been entangled with Iverson ever since he beat him once.

When reporters mentioned Iverson, people couldn't help but ask, "Where is Iverson?"

Iverson is still in his apartment in Washington.

During his college years, Allen Iverson was an extremely disciplined player, and practicing twice a day was a regular occurrence for him.

After Georgetown was eliminated in the quarterfinals, he threw himself into the stadium, training intensely every day, determined to prove himself!

At that moment, Iverson was watching the interview on TV and wondered if he had a grudge against that reporter.

Why do I have to mention myself everywhere?

However, he still had a little expectation in his heart: how would Xu Feng evaluate him?

A big-game player? A leader-type defender? A defender's nightmare? Or a rising superstar with both fighting spirit and talent?

"His skill level is still some distance from mine at this stage. He might improve after a period of practice."

In plain terms: You're not good enough, you need to practice.

"Fuck! This guy is talking nonsense! I really want to punch that smug face of his!"

*Smack!* Iverson punched a huge hole in the already poorly made plastic remote control.

He pushed open the door and rushed straight to the gymnasium; he wanted to practice for another three hours!

Aunt Jessie couldn't understand why the child, who was watching TV perfectly fine, had run outside again.

"Are you coming back for dinner, Barber?"

Xu Feng and DePaul's Blue Devils were overwhelmed by the enthusiastic crowd in Chicago.

The Bulls are on their way to 72 wins, and Chicago is already at the peak of its sporting atmosphere, plus many of Chicago's historically renowned schools haven't won a championship in decades.

The bomb will explode at the slightest touch!

To celebrate DePaul's Madness 3 victory, Chicago issued a decree to close the city and suspend classes for half a day.

The parade started from Randolph Street in the city center, proceeded south along Michigan Avenue, passed through the bustling streets lined with high-rise buildings, and finally held a grand championship celebration ceremony at Grant Park.

The journey took a full three hours, and Michigan Avenue was packed with people. The parade floats were probably moving slower than a seventy-year-old woman with a cane!

"Where's Singh? Where did that guy go?"

Xu Feng had to shout loudly to barely make Watts hear him.

"Singer? Last night he brought seven women of different skin and hair colors to his apartment, saying he wanted to see a rainbow. We went to call him this morning, but he didn't respond at all. He seems a bit dead!"

They were afraid that if they forcibly pulled him over, he would fall off the vehicle, so they gave up!

Okay, he should enjoy it, otherwise the child will be suffocated.

The final destination of the march was Grant Park, which was packed with people. Xu Feng, standing on the bus, could only see heads of various colors. The media estimated that 200,000 people would attend Grant Park today.

Chicago Mayor Richard Daly welcomed the second team besides the Bulls to the Grant Classic outdoor stage.

"Chicago has won another championship. This is an honor for the city!"

From this day forward, every year on this day will be DePaul University Day!

Daly presented Xu Feng with the city's golden key and a certificate of honor, and patted Xu Feng on the shoulder:

"Young people, enjoy the fruits of your victory!"

After saying this, Daly turned around, faced the crowd and media of Chicago, and shouted:

"Let's cheer for the champion!"

As far as Xu Feng could see, there were only people holding up signs for DePaul and himself.

He searched his meager literary knowledge from his previous life for a long time, and could only think of one line of poetry that could summarize everything:

"Riding a swift horse in the spring breeze, one can see all the flowers of Chang'an in a single day."

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