25. The invincible bull with 72 wins, the green shirt army who started the rotten plan!

"We are the champion!"

Jerome Williams, on the pitch: "Guys, we're finally champions!"

"It's so cool, it's so cool, it feels so cool!"

Othella Harrington was also very excited, running around the audience.

Unstoppable!

The whole Georgetown party went crazy.

Only Allen Iverson and Luke were really boring.

"Is this the championship?"

Iverson shrugged: "I thought it would take hundreds of rounds."

"Yeah, just won the championship."

Luke was also calm: "Allen, we should look forward."

"But..."

Iverson patted Luke on the back decisively: "Hey, let's not think so much about it today."

"Look at Jerome and the others, buddy, get up!"

Hey it's over!

The championship trophy of the Big East Championship was first held high by Iverson, and then handed to Luke.

The cheers at the scene also gradually reached their peak.

With Georgetown winning the championship, conquering the Big East.

This season's Big East Championship is also all over.

Allen Iverson and Luke Hobbs were undoubtedly the best players in the Big East.

Luke also became the best rookie in the Big East and the best player in the playoffs.

"Georgetown University this season may be the most dominant team in the history of the Big East!"

Evening Washington TV NCAA news time.

Several basketball experts have summed up the Big East this season.

"Luke Hobbs carries on the proud history of Georgetown's traditional center, and Allen Iverson may be the best guard in franchise history!"

"The tacit understanding of the Georgetown Twins is bursting after a season of running-in."

"They have conquered the Big East League with a complete victory, and they will definitely make a difference in the NCAA Championships!"

No doubt.

This season, Georgetown University had a top-notch combination of inside and outside lines.

Whether it was Iverson or Hobbs, they were TOP3 and even TOP1 in their respective positions!

Especially AI.

After Tim Duncan made it clear that he would not participate in the 1996 draft, but chose to join the NBA in 1997.

Iverson was recognized by all the media in the United States as the most popular number one pick.

The real 96-year rookie first person!

Notably, before the NCAA Tournament began.

"Sports Illustrated" updated the latest issue of the rookie draft prediction rankings.

Tim Duncan withdrew from the 1996 draft.

Allen Iverson was the No. 1 rookie in the forecast.

The second is Marcus Camby.

The third, Stephen Marbury. . .

Luke's name reappeared.

And the pick was promoted to the 24th pick in the first round!

The lottery area was just a stone's throw away!

Among the predictions for the best newcomers.

Sports Illustrated first put Luke first.

Overwhelm talented players such as Vince Carter and Antoine Jamison!

"Luke, people like Sports Illustrated finally have some brains."

Throwing the latest issue of Sports Illustrated aside to Jerome Williams.

Iverson, who was preparing for the NCAA Championship, put on his training uniform: "I knew for a long time that you would enter the first round, even the lottery, or even the top three!"

"I never take these predictions seriously."

Luke was too lazy to respond to this topic.

The issue of player selection depends entirely on the team holding the draft pick.

Sports Illustrated now predicted Marbury to be third.

In fact, in the 1996 draft, the third player selected was Raheem.

Stephen Marbury was selected with the fourth overall pick.

"Chicago Bulls have had an incredible record this year, guys, they haven't even lost 10 games so far!"

Jerome Williams, who was on the side, looked at the news from the NBA.

The Chicago Bulls in the 1995-96 season ushered in the first full season after Jordan's comeback.

By the end of the season, the Bulls had only lost six games.

The record of 50 wins and 6 losses is a bit too scary.

Only, in Luke's memory.

The Bulls in the 95-96 season will create an astonishing 72 wins and 10 losses - the best record in history so far.

It wasn't until the future Golden State Warriors emerged that they broke it with 73 wins and 9 losses.

These things that Luke had known for a long time, heard it again, and it was no surprise.

"The Boston Celtics are too bad. How did they become the bottom of the league?"

At the same time, Jerome Williams looked disgusted: "They are actually worse than the Vancouver Grizzlies!?"

The NBA this season had also been polarized.

The Bulls are 50 wins and 6 losses so far, ranking first in the league and about to make history.

The Vancouver Grizzlies, with 11 wins and 42 losses, ranked first in the West and second in the league.

The Grizzlies were recognized as a weak team in the league, and they were basically the biggest favorites for the No. 1 pick this season.

But what Jerome Williams didn't expect was.

Are the Boston Celtics worse than the Grizzlies?

Season so far.

Celtics only 9 wins, swallowed 44 losses!

Ranked last in the Eastern Conference and last in the league.

The former giant team directly joined the battle for the top pick this season!

"The Celtics should be rotten, they shouldn't be so bad."

Luke was very clear about the operation of the Green Army.

After all, in Luke's memory.

The 95-96 Celtics really sucked, but they're not just 9 wins so far.

In fact, in the original timeline, the Celtics this season won 33 wins and 49 losses, ranking 11th in the Eastern Conference.

Although it was also very bad, it would not become a favorite team.

Even he was curious as to why this season's Green Army started to crumble from a different timeline than the original.

But the Green Army did indeed start a plan to put it off.

And, the performance was very successful.

Everyone thought they really couldn't win.

Everyone also thinks that the Celtics may really have to win a champion of their own!?

You know, in the history of the NBA, as brilliant as the Celtics, they have only ever had one No. 1 pick!

If this season, they successfully won the No.1 pick.

This was the second No. 1 overall pick in their franchise history.

Who can become the second No. 1 overall pick in the history of the Celtics?

It's quite a gimmick.

It's a pity that Luke doesn't think the Celtics' slump will be of any use.

The reason was also very simple.

David Stern won't Allow: Auerbach-era Celtics, No. 1 pick.

Looking at the original timeline, the Celtics played badly for Duncan in 1997 but missed the No.1 pick.

As long as David Stern was still there, the Green Army would miss out on the No.1 pick!

Luke doesn't know what the Celtics are going for.

But he had already begun to feel distressed for the cardinal in advance.